Journal of Mental Deficiency Research 1991: Vol 35 Index

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Journal of Mental Deficiency Research, 1991, 35, 558-560
Author Index to Volume 35
Aasly J.: see Torbergsen T. Coburn S. P., Mahuren J. D. &
Albertini G.: see Vicari S. Schaltenbrand W. E.: Increased
Anttila M.: see Kaski M. activity of pyridoxal kinase in tongue
Armstrong D.: see Berg J. M. in Down’s syndrome, 543
Atkinson L.: Mental retardation and Collacott R. A.: see Bhaumik S.
WAIS-R difference scores, 537 Collacot R. A. & Napier E. M.:
Erotomania and Fregoli-like state in
Down’s syndrome: dynamic and
Bagenholm A. & Gillberg C.: Psychosocial
developmental aspects, 481
effects on siblings of children with
Creasy M..: see Hill S.
autism and mental retardation: a
Crisp A. G.: see Sturmey P.
population-based study, 291
Cunningham C-.: see Turner S.
Bambrick M. & Roberts G. E.: The
sterilization of people with a mental
Davis H. & Rushton R.: Counselling and
handicap: the views of parents, 353
supporting parents of children with
Beh-Pajooh A.: The effect of a social
developmental delay: a _ research
contact on college students’ attitudes
evaluation, 89
toward severely handicapped students
De Paiva S.: see Lowe K.
and their educational integration, 339
Deitz D. E. D.: see Repp A. C.
Berg J. M. & Armstrong D.: On the
association of moyamoya disease with
Eberhard | = Eterradossi J. &
Down’s syndrome, 398
Therminarias A.: Biochemical
Bernier J. C.: see Pueschel S. M.
changes and catecholamine responses
Bhate M. S.: see Robertson P. E.
in Down’s syndrome adolescents in
Bhate S. R.: see Robertson P. E.
relation to incremental maximal
Bhaumik S., Collacott R. A., Garrick P. &
exercise, 140
Mitchell C.: Effect of thyroid
Ellis N. R.: see Katz E. R.
stimulating hormone on _ adaptive
Espie C. A. & Tweedie F. M.: Sleep
behaviour in Down’s syndrome, 512
pattern problems amongst people
Borud O.: see Torbergsen T.
with mental handicap, 25
Bowler D. M.: Rehearsal training and
Eterradossi J.: see Eberhard Y.
short term free-recallof sign and word
labels by severely handicapped
Farmer R. D. T.: see Nursey A. D.
children, 113
Farmer R. T. & Rohde J.: Letter to the
Bundey S.: see Hill S.
Editor, 404
Folling I.: see Hestnes A.
Campbell V. L.: see Watkins C. E., Jr Fostad K.: see Hestnes A.
Chamove A. S.: see Wood V. E. Fougner K. J.: see Hestnes A.
Clark A. K., Reed J. & Sturmey P.: Staff Fraser W. I.: Editorial: Change of name,
perceptions of sadness among people 501
with mental handicaps, 147 Fryns J.-P.: see Schrander-Stumpel C.
Clarke A. D. B.: A brief history of the
International Association for the Garrick P.: see Bhaumik S.
Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency Gatherer A. J. H. & Sturmey P.: The
(IASSMD), 1 psychometric properties of the
Clarke D. J. & Yapa P.: Phenylketonuria Behaviour Assessment Record (the
and anorexia nervosa, 165 BAR schedule), 529
558
Journal of Mental Deficiency Research, 1991, 35, 558-560
Author Index to Volume 35
Aasly J.: see Torbergsen T. Coburn S. P., Mahuren J. D. &
Albertini G.: see Vicari S. Schaltenbrand W. E.: Increased
Anttila M.: see Kaski M. activity of pyridoxal kinase in tongue
Armstrong D.: see Berg J. M. in Down’s syndrome, 543
Atkinson L.: Mental retardation and Collacott R. A.: see Bhaumik S.
WAIS-R difference scores, 537 Collacot R. A. & Napier E. M.:
Erotomania and Fregoli-like state in
Down’s syndrome: dynamic and
Bagenholm A. & Gillberg C.: Psychosocial
developmental aspects, 481
effects on siblings of children with
Creasy M..: see Hill S.
autism and mental retardation: a
Crisp A. G.: see Sturmey P.
population-based study, 291
Cunningham C-.: see Turner S.
Bambrick M. & Roberts G. E.: The
sterilization of people with a mental
Davis H. & Rushton R.: Counselling and
handicap: the views of parents, 353
supporting parents of children with
Beh-Pajooh A.: The effect of a social
developmental delay: a _ research
contact on college students’ attitudes
evaluation, 89
toward severely handicapped students
De Paiva S.: see Lowe K.
and their educational integration, 339
Deitz D. E. D.: see Repp A. C.
Berg J. M. & Armstrong D.: On the
association of moyamoya disease with
Eberhard | = Eterradossi J. &
Down’s syndrome, 398
Therminarias A.: Biochemical
Bernier J. C.: see Pueschel S. M.
changes and catecholamine responses
Bhate M. S.: see Robertson P. E.
in Down’s syndrome adolescents in
Bhate S. R.: see Robertson P. E.
relation to incremental maximal
Bhaumik S., Collacott R. A., Garrick P. &
exercise, 140
Mitchell C.: Effect of thyroid
Ellis N. R.: see Katz E. R.
stimulating hormone on _ adaptive
Espie C. A. & Tweedie F. M.: Sleep
behaviour in Down’s syndrome, 512
pattern problems amongst people
Borud O.: see Torbergsen T.
with mental handicap, 25
Bowler D. M.: Rehearsal training and
Eterradossi J.: see Eberhard Y.
short term free-recallof sign and word
labels by severely handicapped
Farmer R. D. T.: see Nursey A. D.
children, 113
Farmer R. T. & Rohde J.: Letter to the
Bundey S.: see Hill S.
Editor, 404
Folling I.: see Hestnes A.
Campbell V. L.: see Watkins C. E., Jr Fostad K.: see Hestnes A.
Chamove A. S.: see Wood V. E. Fougner K. J.: see Hestnes A.
Clark A. K., Reed J. & Sturmey P.: Staff Fraser W. I.: Editorial: Change of name,
perceptions of sadness among people 501
with mental handicaps, 147 Fryns J.-P.: see Schrander-Stumpel C.
Clarke A. D. B.: A brief history of the
International Association for the Garrick P.: see Bhaumik S.
Scientific Study of Mental Deficiency Gatherer A. J. H. & Sturmey P.: The
(IASSMD), 1 psychometric properties of the
Clarke D. J. & Yapa P.: Phenylketonuria Behaviour Assessment Record (the
and anorexia nervosa, 165 BAR schedule), 529
558
Author Index 559
Gedye A.: Serotonergic treatment for community and _ social contacts:
aggression in a Down’s syndrome results of a 5-year longitudinal study,
adult showing signs of Alzheimer’s 308
disease, 247
Gillberg C.: see Bagenholm A. McConachie H. R.: What parents think
Géstason R., Wahlstrém J., Johannisson about parenting and teaching, 58
T. & Holmgqvist D.: Chromosomal McConkey R.: see McEvoy J.
aberrations in the mildly mentally McDonald G.: see Mallon J. R.
retarded, 240 McEvoy J. & McConkey R.: The
performance of children with a
Hamers G.: see Schrander-Stumpel C. moderate mental handicap on simple
Haywood H. C.: see Switzky H. N. counting tasks, 446
Heinonen E.: see Kaski M. MacKay D. N.: see Mallon J. R.
Hestnes A., Sand T. & Fostad K.: Ocular Madhaven T. & Narayan J.:
findings in Down’s syndrome, 194 Consanguinity and mental
Hestnes A., Stovner L. J., Husoy @., retardation, 133
Folling iI. & Sjaastad O.: Mahuren J. D.: see Coburn S. P.
Somatomedin C (insulin-like growth Mallon J. R., MacKay D. N., McDonald
factor 1) in adults with Down’s G. & Wilson R.: The prevalence of
syndrome, 204 severe mental handicap in Northern
Hestnes A., Sovier L. J., Husoy @., Ireland, 66
Folling I., Fougner K. J. & Sjaastad Mellgren S.-I.: see Torbergsen T.
O.: Hormonal and _ biochemical Miller L. K.: Musical aptitudes, musical
disturbances in Down’s syndrome, interests and mental retardation, 364
179 Mitchell C.: see Bhaumik S.
Hill S., Creasy M. & Bundey S.: A family Moss S. C.: Age and functional abilitities
with three sisters with the 4p- of people with a mental handicap:
syndrome, originally reported as evidence from the Wessex mental
suffering from the Smith-Lemli-Opitz handicap register, 430
syndrome, 76
Himmell C. D.: see Watkins C. E., Jr Napier E. M.: see Collacott R. A.
Holmavist D.: see Gostason R. Narayan J.: see Madhaven T.
Husoy O.: see Hestnes A. Newton J. T. & Sturmey P.: The
Motivation Assessment Scale: inter-
Johannisson T.: see Gostason R.
rater reliability and internal
Jones L. J., Singh N. N. & Kendall K. A.:
consistency in a British sample, 472
Comparative effects of gentle teaching
Niskanen P.: see Simila S.
and visual screening on self-injurious
Nursey A. D., Rohde J. R. & Farmer R.
behaviour, 37
D. T.: Ways of telling new parents
Karsh K. G.: see Repp A. C. about their child and his or her
Kaski M., Heinonen E., Sivenius J., mental handicap: a comparison of
Tuominen J. & Anttila M.: Treatment doctors’ and parents’ views, 48
of epilepsy in mentally retarded
patients with a slow-release carba- Pezzullio J. C.: see Pueschel S. M.
mazine preparation, 231 Pueschel S. M., Bernier J. C. & Pezzullio
Katz E. R. & Ellis N. R.: Memory for J. C.: Behavioural observations in
spatial location in retarded and children with Down’s syndrome, 502
nonretarded persons, 209 Pulivarthi R. H.: see Verma R. S.
Kendall K. A.: see Jones L. J.
Knussen C.: see Turner S. Quine L.: Sleep problems in children with
mental handicap, 269
Lindal S.: see Torbergsen T.
Lowe K. & De Paiva S.: Clients’ Radhakrishnan G.: see Singh T. H.
560 Author Index
Reed J.: see Clark A. K. motivational orientation and
Reinberg J.: see Watkins C. E., Jr instructional demand, 221
Repp A. C., Singh N. N., Karsh K. G. &
Deitz D. E. D.: Ecobehavioural Thake A.: see Webb T.
analysis of stereotypic and adaptive Therminarias A.: see Eberhard Y.
behaviours: activities as setting events, Torbergsen T., Aasly J., Borud O., Lindal
413 S. & Mellgren S.-I.: Mitochondrial
Richardson E. M..: see Singh T. H. myopathy in Marinesco-Sjogren
Roberts G. E.: see Bambrick M. syndrome, 154
Robertson P. E., Bhate S. R. & Bhate M. Tuominen J.: see Kaski M.
S.: AIDS: education and adults with a Turner M. & Stewart M.: Reversal of
mental handicap, 475 unconsciousness by use of naxalone in
Rohde J.: see Farmer R. T. a profoundly mentally handicapped
Rohde J. R.: see Nursey A. D. epileptic, 81
Rushton R.: see Davis H. Turner S., Sloper P., Knussen C. &
Cunningham C.: Factors relating to
Sand T.: see Hestnes A. self-sufficiency in children with
Schaltenbrand W. E.: see Coburn S. P. Down’s syndrome, 13
Schrander-Stumpel C., Fryns J.-P., & Turner S., Sloper P. & Knussen C.: The
Hamers G.: The partial monosomy validity and applicability of the
10q syndrome: report on two patients ADIECAS classroom rating scale in a
and review of the developmental data, sample of children with Down’s
259 syndrome, 384
Simila S. & Niskanen P.: Underweight Tweedie F. M.: see Espie C. A.
and overweight cases among the
mentally retarded, 160 Verma R. S. & Pulivarthi R. H.: Balanced
Singh N. N.: see Jones L. J.; Repp A. C. chromosomal translocations and
Singh T. H., Radhakrishnan G. & mental illness, 548
Richardson E. M.: A community- Vicari S. & Albertini G.: Moyamoya
based mental handicap out-patient disease in Down’s syndrome: a report
clinic: a 5-year retrospective study, of two cases, 392
125
Sivenius J.: see Kaski M. Wahlstrom J.: see Gostason R.
Sjaastad O.: see Hestnes A. Watkins C. E., Jr, Campbell V. L.,
Sloper P.: see Turner S. Reinberg J. & Himmell C. D.: Scatter
Sovner R.: Divalproex-responsive rapid variability in the WAIS-R profiles of
cycling bipolar disorder in a patient mentally retarded adults, 73
with Down’s syndrome: implications Webb T. & Thake A.: Moderate and mild
for the Down’s syndrome—mania mental retardation in the Martin-Bell
hypothesis, 171 syndrome, 521
Stewart M.: see Turner M. Wilson R.: see Mallon J. R. Wood V. E. &
Stovner L. J.: see Hestnes A. Chamove A. S.: Paradox, reprimand
Sturmey P.: see Clark A. K.; Gatherer A. J. and extinction in adults with mental
H.; Newton J. T. handicap, 374
Sturmey P., Woods D. & Crisp A. G:: Woods D.: see Sturmey P.
Validation of the Pethna toy through Wootton A. J.: Offer sequences between
changes in collateral behaviours, 459 parents and young children with
Switzky H. N. & Haywood H. C.: Self- Down’s syndrome, 324
reinforcement in mildly mentally
retarded adults: effects of Yapa P.: see Clarke D. J.
Fournal of Mental Deficiency Research, 1991, 35, 561-563
Subject Index to Volume 35
Adaptive behaviour, DS, thyroid How to Get Equipment for Disability,
stimulating hormone, 512 compiled by Michael Mandelstam,
ADIECAS classroom rating scale, DS, 553
384 Implementing Early Intervention, edited
Age, functional abilities, Wessex mental by Carol Tingey, 85
handicap register, 430 Implementing Augmentative and
Aggression, serotonin, DS, 247 Alternative Communication: Strategies
AIDS, education, 475 for Learners with Severe Disabilities, by
Anorexia nervosa, phenylketonuria, 165 Joe Reichle, Jennifer York and Jeff
Autism and mental retardation, Sigafoos, 551
psychosocial effects, siblings, 291 Key Issues in Mental Retardation
Research, edited by W. I. Fraser, 174
Behaviour, stereotypic and adaptive, Learning to Get Along: Social Effectiveness
ecobehavioural analysis, 413 Training for People with Developmental
Behaviour Assessment Record, Disabilities, by Donald A. Jackson,
psychometric properties, 529 Nancy F. Jackson, Marcia L. Bennett,
Behavioural observations, DS, 502 Darden M. Bynum and Ellen Faryna,
Biochemical changes, DS, incremental 492
maximal exercise, 140 Outward Bound: Relocation and
Biochemical disturbances, DS, 179 Community Care for People with
Book reviews Learning Difficulties, by Tim Booth,
Brothers, Sisters and Special Needs: Ken Simons and Wendy Booth, 554
Information and Activities for Helping Paediatric Neurology: Behaviour and
Young Siblings of Children with Chronic Cognition of the Child with Brain
Illnesses and Developmental Disabilities, Dysfunction, edited by N. Amir, I.
by Debra J. Lobato, 487 Rapin and D. Branski, 490
Care Staff in Transition: The Impact on Supporting Families with a Child with a
Staff of Changing Services for People Disability: An International Outlook, by
with Mental Handicaps, by P. Allen, J. Alan Gartner, 487
Pahl and L. Quine, 408 Treatment of Mental Illness and Behaviour
Developmental Disabilities: A Life-Span Disorder in the Mentally Retarded:
Perspective, edited by Johnny L. Proceedings of the International
Matson and A. Marchetti, 85 Congress, May 3-4 1990, Amsterdam,
Families and Their Children with Down’s The Netherlands, edited by A. Dosen,
Syndrome: One Feature in Common, by A. van Gennep and G. J. Zwanikken,
E. A. Byrne, C. C. Cunningham and 406
P. Sloper, 175
From Acquaintance to Friendship, edited
by H. Firth and M. Rapley, 174 Carbamazine preparation, epilepsy, 231
Growth and Physique in Down’s Syndrome Catecholamine responses, DS,
Children and Adults, by J. Buday incremental maximal exercise, 140
(edited by O. G. Eiben), 407 Children, performance on simple counting
Home Together: A Study of Community tasks, 446
Based Residences in Ireland for People Chromosomal aberrations, 240
with Mental Handicap, by Ann Chromosonal tranlocations, mental illness,
Kelleher, Denise Kavanagh and 548
Margaret McCarthy, 555 Collateral behaviours, Pethna toy, 459
561
562 Subject Index
College students’ attitudes, educational Gentle teaching, SIB, 37
integration, social contacts, 339
Community contacts, 308 Hormonal disturbances, DS, 179
Community-based out-patient clinic, 125
IASSMD, 1
Consanguinity, 133
Instructional demand, self-reinforcement,
Contacts, community and social, 308
221
Counselling, parents, 89
Counting tasks, performance of children,
Kensington & Chelsea and Westminster
446
Planning Register for People
with Severe Learning Difficulties, 404
Difference scores, WAIS-R, 357
Divalproex-responsive rapid cycling Labels, sign and word, rehearsal and free-
bipolar disorder, DS, 171 recall, 133
Doctors, views of parents, 48
Down’s syndrome Marinesco-Sjogren syndrome,
ADIECAS classroom rating scale, 384 mitochondrial myopathy, 154
aggression, serotonin, 247 Martin-Bell syndrome, 521
behavioural observations, 502 Maximal exercise
divalproex-responsive rapid cycling biochemical changes in DS adolescents,
bipolar disorder, 171 140
erotomania, Fregoli-like state, 481 catecholamine responses - in DS
hormonal and biochemical disturbances, adolescents, 140
179 Memory for spatial location, 209
incremental maximal exercise, Mental illness, balanced chromosomal
biochemical changes and translocations, 548
catecholamine responses, 140 Mitchondrial myopathy, Marinesco-
ocular findings, 194 Sjégren syndrome, 154
offer sequences between parents and Motivation Assessment Scale, 472
young children, 324 Motivational orientation, self-
pyridoxial kinase, tongue, 543 reinforcement, 221
self-sufficiency, 13 Moyamoya disease, DS, 392, 398
somatomedin C, 204 Musical aptitudes and interests, 364
thyroid stimulating hormone, adaptive
Naxalone, epilepsy, reversal of
behaviour, 512
unconsciousness,8 1
Ecobehavioural analysis, behaviour, Northern Ireland, prevalence of severe
mental handicap, 66
stereotypic and adaptive, 413
Education, AIDS, 475 Ocular findings, DS, 194
Educational integration, social contacts, Offer sequences, between parents and
college students’ attitudes, 339 young DS children, 324
Epilepsy Out-patient clinic, community-based, 125
naxalone and reversal of Overweight, 160
unconsciousness, 81
slow-release carbamazine preparation, Paradox, reprimand, extinction, 374
231 Parenting, parents’ views, 58
Erotomania, Fregoli-like state, DS, 481 Parents
Extinction, paradox, reprimand, 374 counselling and supporting, 89
offer sequences, young DS children,
4p- syndrome, Smith-Lemli-Opitz 324
syndrome, 76 views
Fregoli-like state, erotomania, DS, 481 of doctors, 48
Functional abilities, age, Wessex mental on parenting and teaching, 58
handicap register, 430 on sterilization, 353
Subject Index 563
Partial monosomy 10q syndrome, 259 Smith-Lemli-Opiz syndrome, 4p-
Pethna toy, collateral behaviours, 459 syndrome, 76
Phenylketonuria, anorexia nervosa, 165 Social contacts
Psychometric properties, Behaviour college students’ attitudes, educational
Assessment Record, 529 integration, 339
Psychosocial effects, siblings, autism and 5-year study, 308
mental retardation, 291 Somatomedin C, DS, 204
Pyridoxial kinase, tongue, DS, £43 Spatial location memory, 209
Staff, perceptions of sadness, 147
Rehearsal training, sign and word labels, Stereotypic and adaptive behaviour,
113 ecobehavioural analysis, 413
Reprimand, extinction, paradox, 374 Sterilization, views of parents, 353
Supporting, parents, 89
Sadness, perception by staff, 147
Scatter variability, in WAIS-R profiles, 73 Teaching, parents’ views, 58
Self-injurious behaviour, gentle teaching 10q syndrome, partial monosomy, 259
and visual screening, 37 Thyroid stimulating hormone, adaptive
Self-reinforcement, motivational behaviour, DS, 512
orientation and instructional demand, Tongue, DS, pyridoxial kinase, 543
221
Self-sufficiency, Down’s syndrome Unconsciousness in epilepsy, reversal by
children, 13 naxalone, 81
Serotonin, DS, aggression, 247 Underweight, 160
Short-term free-recall, sign and word Visual screening, SIB, 37
labels, 113
Siblings, autism and mental retardation, WAIS-R
psychosocial effects, 291 difference scores, 357
Sleep scatter variability, 73
patterns and problems, 25 Wessex mental handicap register, age and
problems, 269 functional abilities, 430