Adolescent Psychiatry 2000: Vol 25 Index

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Subject Index
A belonging, need for sense of, 45, 48-50,
adaptive resources, 69-71 52-53, 55
adolescence. See also specific topics benevolence, need for sense of, 46, 48
late, and young adulthood, 46-48, 49, 52 53, 52
51-55 biology and adolescent development,
as manifestation of ongoing reorgani 7 28
zation of human system, 18. See borderline personality disorder, 76
also reorganization in See also emotionally dysregu
adolescence lated personality disorder
adolescent development. See also spe 3uddhism, 54
cific topics
three basic issues in, 27 Cc
Adolescent Psychiatry, history of, 21n change in adolescence
“adolescent turmoil,” 3, 12 personality functioning and, 66
attachment-individuation and, 4—6
theory of, 21-24
clinical material, 6—14
chess
separation-individuation and, 3-4
literature on psychotherapeutic use of,
altruism. See benevolence 187-189
ambivalence, 8, 12, 70 as way of improving object relation
anorexia. See eating disorders ships in narcissistic adolescents,
antidepressants, as adjunct to interper- 187, 196-198
sonal therapy, 149 case material, 191-195, 197-198
antisocial-psychopathic personality disor clinical method, 190-191
der, 87-88, 220 cognition See also specific topics
attachment, 80-83 See also under “ado and competence, 207-208
lescent turmoil” cognitive development, 69-70
competence (capacity) See also in-
B formed consent and competence
being, need for sense of, 45, 48-49, 52 of minors
53, 55 developmental and psychological,
believing, need for sense of, 45—46, 48 207-209
See also spirituality contlicts, emotional, 66—69
SUBJECT INDEX
context of experience and action, 33 filicide, 226-227
crawling, 35 Five Factor Model of Personality
culture, ethnicity, and identity, 7 (FFM), 63
D G
death of parent. See mourning game play. See chess
defensive styles, gender differences in, grandiosity of toddlers, so-called, 35
| grief. See mourning
denial. See also pregnancy, denial of
defined, 223 H
depression, 139 histrionic personality disorder, 89
treatment, 139-140. See also interper- hysterical cognitive style, 223-224
sonal psychotherapy
development, adolescent. See also spe-
I
cific topics
identity
dynamic systems view of, 30-33
culture, ethnicity, and, 74
developmental disturbance, model of,
identity disturbance, 73, 170-173
67
clinical material, 170, 173-184
developmental phases of adolescence,
identity formation, 72
Blos’s, 92929-22
ideology. See believing; religion
dissociative state
individuation, 14, 72. See also “adoles
defined, 223
cent turmoil,” attachment-indi-
temporary insanity and, 227-228
viduation and; separation-
dynamic systems, 27 30, 41
individuation
view of adolescence 33-37
“finding one’s voice,” 6
view of adolescent psychotherapy, clinical material, 6—14
A)
informed consent and competence of mi
view of development, 30—33
nors, 214-215
in health care decisions, 203-204,
I 214-215
Eastern religions, 54 case material, 204, 212-213
eating disorders, clinical material, 6-8, emotional and psychiatric factors
11 and, 210-211
ego development, pathways of, 79-80 health/medical status and, 209
ego psychological model of adoles- problem presentation, 209-210
cence, 19-20, 22-27, 67 psychodynamic and social influ-
emotional processes and development, ences and, 211-212
70-71 See also specific topics legal approaches to, 205-206
emotionally dysregulated personality dis- insecure attachment, 82
order, 88 clinical material, 6, 8-10
intelligence and competence, 207
I interpersonal disputes, 152-153
families. See also treatment, integrated interpersonal psychotherapy for de-
single-parent, 156-157 pressed adolescents (IPT-A),
fantasies, 125-126 140, 143-144
fears, 66—609 antidepressants as adjunct, 149
Subject Index
contrasted with IPT for adults, 142 evolutionary con id"|e rations and
increasing self-monitoring skills, 9990 30
157-158 as “going against nature
interpersonal problem areas magical thinking and
grief, 150-152
interpersonal deficits O
interpersonal disputes, 152—153 object relations and obj
role transitions, 153-155 tions, 71-75
single-parent families, object relations model
patient selection, 143 20
phases and course of treatment, oppositional dysphori
145-149 S
psychoeducational component,
141-142 P
rationale for development of parent, death of. See mourning
140—142 parental projection onto adoles
research on, 158-162 181
therapeutic goals/tasks, 143> —150 personality, adolescent, 62
interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT), 140, assessment. See specifi
142 instruments
adaptations of adult version, 142 conflict vs. continuity models of
64-66
existence of, 62—64
Judaism, 53, 5 personality characteristics, Q-fa
ysis/Q sort of, 836—90
personality disorders (PDs) and pa
|
oy. 61-62 6 Y
locomotion skills, development of
classification, 83—90
loss. See mourning
based on Q-factor analysis/Q
386-90)
M DSM, 77-79
magical thinking, 224-225 personality functioning, domains o
moods, 70-71 play. See chess
moral development, and competence, pregnancy, denial of, 233
208 by girl’s mother also, 226
motivations, 66—69 psychodynamics and types o
mourning, adolescent, 101-102 226, 228-229
112-115
projection, 181
clinical material, 103-112, 115 psychoanalytic approaches to adoles
interpersonal therapy and, 150-152
cence, 19-22, 34, 35, 67-68
literature on, 102-103 psychoanalytic treatment. See psycho-
therapy, psychoanalytic
N psychopathology. See personality disor
narcissistic personality disorder, 88-89 ders; specific topics
needs, adolescent, 45-53, 55 psychopathy, 87-88, 220
neonaticide, 226-227, 233-234 psychotherapy, 17-18. See also interper
in the courtroom, 232—234 sonal psychotherapy; treatment
285
SUBJECT INDEX
psychotherapy (continued) ment-individuation and;
developmental approach to, 123-124 individuation
dynamic systems view of, 37-40 Shedler-Westen Assessment Procedure
empathy and therapist-patient relation 200 for Adolescents (SWAP-
ship, 39 200-A), 84-86, 89
psychoanalytic, 121-128 socialization and competence, 208
clinical material, 127—134 spirituality, 52-54. See also believing
termination phase, 148—149 need for sense of
synthetic function of ego, 24-25
R systems principles, 27-29. See also dy-
religion, 52—54 namic systems
reorganization in adolescence, efforts to
identify the operational process I
of, 22-27 rhematic Apperception Test (TAT), 75
role transitions, 153—155 treatment. See also psychotherapy
integrated, for seriously disturbed ado
S lescents and their families,
schizoid personality disorder, 88 169-173
self. See also being clinical material, 170, 173-184
experience of, 71-75
V
self-critical dysphoric style, 87
self-esteem, gender differences in, 73n values, 66-69. See also believing
self psychological model of adoles variability of behavior, 33
cence, 20
self-representation, 25, 29, 47 W
separation-individuation, 3-4. See also wishes, 66—69
“adolescent turmoil,” attach-
Author Index
A Barry, V., 40, 4/
Aber, M., 203, 2/5 Basch, M. F., 28, 29, 30n, 39, 4/
Acock, A., 157, 1/63 Baugher, R., 139, 163
Adam, K. S., 82, 9/ Beardslee, W., 139, 158, 165
Adelson, J., 52, 55 Beauchamp, T. L., 203, 2/5
Aichhorn, A., 122, 136 Beaudoin, T., 48, 52, 56
Ainsworth, M., 5, 8, /4, 81, 9/ Beck, N., 139, 165
Alegria, M., 139, 161, 167 Beebe, B., 12, 15, 16
Allen, J. P., 79-82, 9] Behrends, R., 72n, 92
Allman, C., 150, 151, /63 Bell, K., 82, 9/
Alpert, J. J., 203, 2/6 Bennett, E. S., 63, 97
Altschul, S., 115, 1/6 Bergman, A., 8, 16, 34, 35, 43
Ambrosini, P., 140, 163, 166 Berkowitz, D. A., 169, 170, 172, 181,
184, 185
Andrews, J., 139, /65
Anthony, E. J., 124, 136 Bernet, W., 38, 43
Appelbaum, P. S., 203, 2/5 Bernstein, D. P., 61, 63, 77, 9/
Araujo, K. B., 71, 93 Best, K. M., 79, 80, 9/
Bezirganian, S., 77, 9/
Arkowitz-Westen, L., 62, 99
Bird, H., 139, 161, 167
Arlow, J. A., 126, 136
Birmaher, B., 139, 149, 163
Arnett, J. J., 46, 55
Blalock, J., 140, 1/65
Asarnow, R., 141, 164
Blass, R., 5, /5
Aseltine, R., 140, 157, 162—163
Blatt, S. J., 5, 15, 72n, 74, 75, 9/-—92
Atwood, G. E., 5, /6
Blehar, M., 5, 8, /4
Auerbach, J. S., 72n, 92
Bley, N., 24, 4/
Avedon, E., 181, 199
Bloch, H., 27, 4/
Block, J., 63, 65, 73n, 84, 85n, 86, 92,
B 98
Bacon, S., 70, 97 Blos, P., 4, 15, 22n, 23-26, 34, 4/-42,
Baker, C., 205, 2/5 64, 72, 92, 101,
Balach, L., 150, 151, 163 102, 115, 116, 124, 126, 136, 169, 184
Ballentine, R., 52, 55 Boekamp, J., 74, 75, 99
Bandura, A., 65, 9/ Bogen, T., 75, 92
AUTHOR INDEX
Bonin, L., 141, /64 Cohler, B., 21, 42
Bonnard, A., 113, //6 ‘ohn,D . A., 81,9 3
Boorstin, D., 48, 52, 56 Collins, J., 140, 159, 164
Borman-Spurrell, E., 80-82, 9/ ‘olten, M., 140, /63
Bowlby. J., 80-81, 92, 102, 1/6 ‘ompas, B. E., 65, 93
Bradshaw, C. K., 73, 92 oppolillo, H..,
Brandchaft, B., 5, /6 orcoran, C
Braungart, R., 48, 56 ‘ornes, C
Brennan-Quattrock, J., 140, /66 ‘ornwell, G..,
Brenner, C., 67, 92 osta. P.. 63
Brent, D., 139, 149-151, 161, /63, 1/64 ‘owan, C. P., 81, 93
Breuer, J., 121, 126, /37 ‘owan, P. A., 81, 93
Bromley, D. B., 74, 96 oyne, J., 140, /65
Brook, J. S., 61, 77, 9/7, 95 ‘ross, A. W., 203, 2/6
Brooke, H., 203, 2/5 rowell, J A., 81, 93
Bruschweiler-Stern, N 27, 40, 43 sikszentmihalyi, M., 48, 52, 56, 70
Buddin, B. J., 70, 94 3 O02 OF
Burger, W. E., 205, 2/5
Burgner, M., 115, 1/6
D
Burns, B., 139, /63
Dahl, R., 139, 140, /63
Bursztajn, H. J., 203, 2/6
Damon, W., 74-75, 93
Davidson, H., 203, 2/6
( “alderone, R., 158, 166 Davies, M., 140, 163
( ‘ampbell, S., 203, 208, 2/ Davis, A., 54, 56
( ‘anobbio, R., 150, 151, /63 de Goede, M., 157, 16
( appron, A.., 203. 2/5 DeFries, J. C., 64, 97
Cc Demo, D., 157, /63
arlson, E., 228, 234
¢ ‘arlson, E. A.., 63. R81. 92. 98 Devereux, J. A., 2 -
( ‘arlson, G.. 139, 165 Dickenson, D. L., 203, 215
C ‘armody, T., 139, 164 Dickson, N., 61, 97
DiMascio, A., 140, 149, /63,
varr, A., 169, 172, 181, 785
Docherty, J., 140, 159, 164
.¢ "ase, R., 69, 93
Cc
aspi, A., 61, 63, 86, 93, 95, 97 Doctors, S. R., 4—5, 12, 14
Cc assidy, J., 81, 96 Dossey, = 52. 56
C hambers, W., 160, /63 Douglas, W. O., 205, 2/5
C hess, S., 210, 2/5 Drane, J. F., 203, 206, 2/5
C “*hevron, E S., 74, 92, 140, 153, 159, Dukes, R. L., 74, 97
165, 167 Dulcan, M., 139, 161, /67
“hused, J. F., 124, 136 Dulit, E., 224, 234
“icchetti, P., 228, 235
Clark, D., 150, 151, 163 E
Clarke, G., 139, 163, 165 Edell, W., 77, 94
Cleckley, H., 88, 93 Edelman, G., 29n, 40, 42
Cogan, R., 75, 97 Egeland, B., 82, 97, 98
Cohen, P., 61, 63, 77, 9/, 95, 139, 161, Eggebeen, D., 156, 157, 163
167 Elder, G. E., 63, 93
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Author Index
Elkin, I., 140, 159, 164 Gammon, G., 139, 167
Emde, R. N., 28, 40, 42, 123, 136 Gapes, C., 112, 113, 116
Emslie, G., 139, /64 Garber, B., 112, 114, 115, 7/6, 158,
Emson, H., 205, 2/5 164
Erikson, E. H., 48, 49, 56, 64, 72, 93, Gardner, R., 181, 199
121, 122, 136, 170-172, 184 Garfinkel, R., 139, 159, 166
Erlich, H. S., 169, 184 Garnier, H. E., 50, 56
Esman, A., 122—126, 136, 137 Gaylin, W., 203, 2/6
Ewalt, P., 101, 1/6 Gedo, J. E., 28, 30n, 42
Geis, H., 150, 164
E George, C., 81, 94
Faden, R. R., 203, 2/5 Gerhardt, C. A., 65, 93
Fairbairn, W. R. D., 81, 93 Gest, S., 63, 94
Fajardo, B., 40n, 42 Getzels, J., 72-73, 95
Gilligan, C., 6, 16
Fallahi, C., 139, /65
Feiring, C., 82, 96 Ginsberg, G., 122, 137
Feldman, S. S., 71, 73, 81, 93 Gjerde, P., 63, 92
Ferholt, J. B., 203, 2/7 Glass, D., 140, 159, 164
Fiester, S., 140, 159, 164 Glass, S., 83, 84, 100
Flavell, J., 74, 94 Goebel, A., 150, 151, 1/63
Fleming, J., 115, 1/6 Goetz, D., 140, 166
Follansbee, D. J., 80, 95 Goklaney, M., 140, 149, /6
Fonagy, P., 81, 94 Gold, L., 75, 76, 99, 100
Fosshage, J. L., 8, /6 Goldberg, A., 28, 42
Fowler, C., 71n, 84, 100 Goldried, M., 161, 164
Fox, N. E., 81, 98 Goodman, S., 139, 161, 167
Framo, J., 81, 94 Gore, S., 140, 163
Frances, A., 83, 100 Gotlib, L., 141, 164
Frank, E., 135, 136, 149, 165 Graham, P., 53, 56, 139, 166
Frankel, V., 52, 56 Greenberg, J. R., 123, 137
Franz, C., 5, 15 Greenfield, D. B., 77, 94, 103, 116
Fremmer-Bombik, E., 81, 99 Greenman, D. A., 76, 94
Freud, A., 3-4, 15, 64, 94, 101, 116, Grilo, C. M., 77, 94
122, 137, 169, 184 Grisso, T., 203, 2/6
Freud, S., 3, 12, 15, 34, 42, 81, 94, 121, Grodin, M. A., 203, 2/6
126, 137 Grossman, K., 81, 99
Frey, D., 181, 199 Grotowski, T., 222, 234
Friend, D., 49, 56 Gunderson, J. G., 76, 94
Fromm, M. G., 172, 185 Gutheil, T. G., 203, 2/6
Frosch, W., 122, 137
Furman, E., 101, 1/6 H
Furstenberg, F., 47, 57 Hall, G. S., 64, 94
Hamburg, D. A., 45, 56
G Hammen, C., 140, 141, 164
Galatzer-Levy, R., 21, 27, 42, 126, 137 Hare, R. D., 88, 94
Gales, M., 27, 43 Harpur, T., 88, 94
AUTHOR INDEX
Harrison, A., 27, 40, 43 Jacob, T., 148, 165
Hart,D ., 74, 93 Jacobsen, T., 63, 95
Hart, S. D., 88, 94 Jacobson, A. M., 80, 95
Harter, S., 70, 74, 94 Jacobson, D., 157, 1/65
Hauser, S. T., 79-82, 9], 94-95 Jacobson, E., 102, 116
Hawkins, W., 139, /63 Jacobson, G., 157, 165
Herbener, E., 63, 93 Jaffe, C. M., 19, 36n, 40n, 42
Herman-Stahl, M. A., 71, 95 Jarrett, D. B., 135, 136
Hernandez, P. H., 73, 96 Jaskir, J., 82, 96
Hersen, H., 155, 164 Jensen, P., 161, 164
Hershberg, T. R., 47, 57 John, K., 139, 167
Hersov, L., 53, 55, 58 John, O. P., 63, 86, 95, 97
Hesse, E., 82, 96
Johnson, B., 139, 163
Hibbard, S., 75, 97
Johnson, J. G., 61, 77, 95
Hibbs, E., 161, 164
Joiner, T., 140, 165
Hillel, Rabbi, 55, 56
Jones, D. P. H., 203, 2/5
Hinden, B. R., 65, 93
Jones, E., 189, 199
Hirsch, M., 160, 163
Hoagwood, K., 161, 1/64
K
Hoberman, H., 139, /64
Hodges, J., 64, 98 Kagan, J., 63, 95
Hoeper, E., 139, 165 Kahn, S., 72-73, 95
Hoffer, A., 51, 56 Kail, R., 69, 95
Hoffman, B. F., 205, 2/6 Kaiz, M., 63, 97
Hofmann, V., 63, 95 Kalogerakis, M. G., 123, 137
Hogan, N. S., 103, 1/6 Kamanetz, R., 54, :
Hoge, S. K., 203, 2/5 Kaminer, W. C., 52, 56
Hohener, J., 222, 226, 235 Kaplan, A., 54, 56
Hokason, J., 140, 141, 166 Kaplan, H., 53, 56
Holahan, C., 141, /64 Kaplan, N., 81, 94, 96
Holder, D., 139, 163 Kaplan, R., 222, 234
Hops, H., 139, /65 Kasen, S., 61, 77, 95
Horowitz, H., 82, 97 Kashani, J., 139, 165
Horowitz, M. J., 114, 116 Kaufman, J., 139, 140, 163, 166
Horowitz, R., 203, 2/6 Kellam, A., 75, 76, 100
Horwitz, S., 139, 161, 167
Keller, M., 139, 158, 165
Hoven, C., 139, 161, 167
Kent, G., 203, 2/6
Howard, K. I., 63, 97
Kerber, K., 75, 76, 99
Huges, C., 139, 164
Kernberg, O. F., 89, 95
KetJ.,t 4,7, 56
I
King, M., 24, 4]
Imber, S., 140, 159, 164
Inhelder, B., 69, 95, 205, 207, 217, 234 King, N. M. P., 203, 2/6
Iyengar, S., 139, /63 Kinsey, J., 52, 58
Kitayama, S., 73, 96
J Klein, D., 78, 95
Jackson, A., 96 Klein, G., 123, 137
Jackson, D., 83, 96 Klein, R., 139, 165
Author Index
Klepser, J., 74, 75, 99 M
Klerman, G., 140, 149, 150, 153, /63, Macaulay, E., 158, 166
165-167 MacKinnon, R., 84, 96
Kobak, R. R., 81, 82, 95 Macklin, R., 203, 2/6
Koch, M., 158, 164 Mahler, M. S., 8, 16, 34, 35, 43
Kohlberg, L., 205, 208, 2/6 Main, M., 81, 82, 94, 96
Kolko, D., 139, 163 Mallinger, A. G., 135, 136
Koocher, G. P., 203, 2/6 Mangelsdorf, S., 82, 97
Koren, D., 71n, 84, /00 Mann, N. M., 203, 2/7
Kowatch, R., 139, 164 Marcia, J. E., 72, 96
Kriegman, D., 68, 98 Markowitz, J., 135, 137
Kriss, M., 158, 164 Markus, H. R., 73, 96
Kuperminc, G., 82, 9/ Marohn, R., 4, 10, /6
Kupfer, D. J., 135, 136, 149, 165 Martens, A., 84, /00
Martin, J., 159, /66
Martinez, P. E., 55, 58
L
Martinez, R. O., 74, 97
Lachmann, F. M., 8, 12, /5, 16
Marvinney, D., 82, 97
Larson, R., 70, 93
Marx, E., 141, /66
Laufer, M., 102, 115, 7/7, 125, 137
Mascetti, M., 54, 56
Lavori, P., 139, 158, /65
Masterson, J., 65, 97
Leber, W., 140, 159, /64
Matorin, A., 181, /99
Lerner, H., 75, 9/7, 100
McAllister, J., 139, /65
Lessin, S., 148, /65
McArdle, P., 139, 166
Levine, S., 45, 48, 50, 53, 55, 57
McClearn, G. E., 64, 97
Levinson, D. J., 47, 48, 57
McCrae, R., 63, 97
Lewinsohn, P., 78, 95, 139, 163, 165
McDonald, N., 150, /64
Lewis, C. E., 203, 2/6
McEachran, A. B., 135, 136
Lewis, M., 53, 57, 82, 96
McGlashan, T., 77, 94
Lichtenberg, J. D., 8, /6, 28, 30n, 40,
McGue, M., 70, 97
42
McGuffog, C., 82, 96
Lichtenstein, H., 24, 42
McNamara, J., 181, /99
Lichtman, J., 139, 161, 1/67
McNeil, B., 52, 57
Lifton, N., 74, 75, 99
Meeks, J., 38, 43
Lindholm, L., 158, /64
Melton, G. B., 203, 2/6
Liotus, L., 150, 151, 163 Merikangas, K., 139, 167
Livesley, W. J., 74, 83, 96
Meschke, L., 156, 157, 163
Loevinger, J., 79, 96
Metcalfe, J., 69, 97
Lohr, N., 75, 99, 100
Michaelieu, Q., 73n, 98
Lollis, S. P., 82, 98 Michels, R., 84, 96
Loomis, E., 181, /99 Miller, D., 152, 154, 166
Lopez, S., 73, 96 Miller, P. H., 74, 94
Loranger, A. W., 77, 96 Miller, S. T., 172, 185
Ludolph, P., 75-76, 96, 100 Milrod, B., 135, 137
Lukens, E., 140, 166 Milstein, K., 228, 234
Lykken, D., 70, 97 Milstein, P., 228, 234
Lyons-Ruth, K., 5, 6, 16, 27, 40, 43 Minow, M., 203, 2/6
AUTHOR INDEX
Misle, B., 96 Parloff, M., 140, 159, 164
Mitchell, J., 158, 166 Pearson, J. L., 81, 93
Mitchell, S. A., 123, 137 Perel, J. M., 135, 136, 139, 149, 163,
Modell, J., 47, 57 165
Moffitt, T. E., 61, 63, 65, 86, 95, 97 Perkins, L., 101, 1/6
Monsour, A., 74, 94 Perper, J., 150, 151, 163
Mont-Reynaud, R., 73, 93 Peterson, A. C., 71, 95
Moore, C., 82, 9/ Pfefferbaum, B., 150, 164
Moore, P., 140, 163 Piaget, J., 69, 95, 205, 207, 217, 224,
Moore, R., 139, 161, 167 234
Moos, R., 141, 164 Pilkonis, P., 140, 159, /64
Moran, G., 197, 199 Pine, F., 8, 16, 34, 35, 43
Moreau, D., 139, 150, 159, 166 Pinker, S., 229-230, 232, 234
Morgan, A., 27, 40, 43 Plomin, R., 64, 97
Moriarty, A. E., 55, 58 Polkinghorne, J., 54, 58
Moritz, G., 149, 151, 163 Pollock, G. H., 115, 117
Morreale, D., 54, 57 Porcerelli, J., 75, 97
Muderrisoglu, S., 71n, 84, 100 Powers, S. I., 80, 95
Mufson, L., 139, 150, 159, 166 Prosser, J., 139, 166
Mulvey, E. P., 203, 2/6 Prusoff, B., 139, 140, 149, 163, 167
Murphy, L. B., 55, 58 Puig-Antich, J., 140, 160, 163, 166
Murphy, M., 139, 1/63 Putnam, F., 228, 234
Murray, S., 52, 58 Pynoos, R., 150, 151, 163
Myersk, E., 158, 166
N Q
Quinlan, D. M., 74, 77, 92, 94
Nagera, H., 103, 1/7
Nahum, J., 27, 40, 43
Narrow, W., 139, 161, 167 R
Nelson, B., 139, 140, 163, 166 Rabinovich, H., 140, 166
Neu, C., 140, 149, 163, 167 Rae, D., 139, 161, 167
Newcomb, M. D., 73, 98 Raphael, B., 113, 1/7, 151, 166
Nickerson, E., 181, 189, 199 Rayno, C., 54, 58
Niemark, E., 225, 234 Redmore, L., 79, 96
Noam, G. G., 80, 95 Regier, D., 139, 161, 167
Reid, J., 139, 165
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Reid, S., 181, 199
O’Connor, K., 181, 199
Reider, N., 189, 191, 199
Offer, D., 3, 16, 21, 43, 46, 49, 58, 63,
Renik, O., 123, 137
97, 101, 103, 117, 210, 217
Renken, B., 82, 97
Offer, J. B., 3, 16, 21, 43, 46, 58
Repucci, N. D., 203, 2/5, 217
O’ Laughlin, K., 181, 189, 199
Resnick, P., 224, 226, 227, 231-233,
Oldham, J. M., 61, 77, 95, 96
234
Oltjenbruns, K. A., 103, 117
Rice, K. G., 81, 82, 97
P Richmond, B., 19, 26, 43
Paez, P., 160, 163 Richter, J., 55, 58
Pancake, V. R., 81, 98 Rinteimann, J., 139, 164
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