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Behavior Genetics, Vol. 28, No. 6, 1998 Author Index for Volume 28 Abramowitz, A., 215 DeFries, J. C., 255, 468, 471, 473, 483 Abu Saad, H., 472 Delhaye-Bouchaud, N., 299 Alarcon, M., 25: Dellatolas, G., 187 Alfredsson, L., 470 de Geus, E. J. C., 9, 443 Amlou, A., 455 Derom, C., 159, 279 Andersson, B., 472 Derom, R., 159 Ast, M., 465 Dick, D. M., 467 Dinwiddie, S. H., 481 Bachmanoy, A. A., Dolan, C. V., 197 Bailey, J. M., 475 Dolan, D. I., 329 Baker, L. A., 465 Dowse, H. B., 391 Bar, J. L., 466, 484 Dunne, M. P., 475, Bard, J., 485 Barnes, T. T., 137 Eaves, L., 83, 475 Beauchamp, G. K.., 117, 485 Ehrman, L., 57, 468 Begun, A. S., 485 Elbedour, S., 472 Belknap, J. K., 29 Eley, T. C., 468 Beresford, T. P., 485 Elthammar, O., 478 Berg, S., 471, 476 Erwin, V. G., 39, 49 Beunen, G., 279 Bierut, L. J., 475 Faulhaber, H.-D., 466 Bihun, J. T., 466 Feigon, S. A., 468, 484 Bleske, 173 Feys, E., 279 Boomsma, D., 9, 165, 197, 329, 365, 443, 466 Finch, C. E., 101 Bovlétreau-Merle, J., 403 Finkel, D., 1, 476 Boyse, E. A., 485 Fouillet, P., 403 Brady, T. C., 381 Fried, I., Bucholz, K. K., 469, 475, 479, 481 Fulker, D. W., 255, 357, 467, 468, 471, 480, 481, 486 Busjahn, A., 466 Gard, J. M. C., 215 Cardon, L. R., 468 Garland, T., Jr., 227 Carter, P. A., 227 Garrett, K. M., 125 Caspi, A., 173 Gatz, M., 478 Caston, J., 299 Gayan, J., 468 Cederblad, M., 478 Genin, E., 482 Chambers, M., 467 Ginsburg, B. E., 476 Cherny, S. S., 357, 467, 468 Gioio, A. E., 75 Christensen, K., 207, 475 Goldschmidt, N., 470 Cleveland, H. H., 215 Goldsmith, H. H., 466, 469 Corley, R., 255, 485, 486 Grant, J. D., 469 Crapo, J. D., 381 Grigorenko, E. L., 470 Crowley, T. J., 481 Guttman, R., 470 Curt, F., 187 Hagstrém, U., 470 David, J. R., 455 Hahn, M. E., 315 Dargent-Pare, C., 187 Hammar, N., 470 Deagostini, M., 187 Hammar, T., 470 0001-8244/98/1100-0491$15.00/0 © 1998 Plenum Publishing Corporation Author Index for Volume 28 Hansen, T. F., 395 Levy, F., 466, 470, 483 Hansson, K., 478 Lichtenstein, P., 478 Haque, D., 125 Loehlin, J. C., 21, 101 Harris, J. A., 165 Loos, R., 279 Hart, L. A., 470 Luft, F. C., 466 Hay, D. A., 466, 470, 483 Heath, A. C., 107, 415, 469, 471, 475, 479, 481, 482 MacGue, M.., Heikkilé, K., 473 Madden, P. F., 415, 469, 471, 475, 479, 481, 482 Henderson, N. D., 471 Maes, H. H., 83, 243, 279 Henry, A., 315 Malina, R. M., 279 Hewitt, J. K., 239, 475, 481, 485, 486 Mariani, J., 299 Hilber, P., 299 Marklund, S. L., 381 Hochrein, E. C., 381 Martin, N. G., 21, 107, 415, 471, 475, 479 Hofer, S. M., 471 Matheny, A. P., 1, 476 Holm, N. V., 207 Mattson, S., 473 Hublin, C., 289, 473 McClearn, G. E., 469, 471, 472, 476, 482 Hur, Y.-M., 472 McDonald, C., 482 McGue, M., 474, 475 lachine, I. A., 207, 485 McLaughlin, T. L., 476 lacono, W. G., 474 McStephen, M., 470 Mednick, S. A., 479 Jacobson, K. C., 265, 472 Melligen, K., 479 Johansson, B., 469, 471, 472, 476 Meyen, M. S., 470 Johnson, J. K., 473 Meyer, J. M., 83, 243 Jones, B. C., 39 Miles, D. R., 481 Jonsson, L. M., 381 Miller, M. B., 476 Jéreskog, K. G., 473 Moffitt, T. E., 173 Jouen, F., 299 Mohr, J. H., 215 Molenaar, P. C. M.., Kaiser, L., 67 Moreteau, B., 455 Kaplan, B. B., 75 Moss, H. B., 75 Kaprio, 289, 467, 470, 473, 478, 480, 483 Mullineaux, P. Y., 476 Karkowski, L., 315 Karlsson, D., 472 Nadder, T. S., 83 Kendler, K. S., 477 Neiderhiser, J. M., Kim, Y.-K., 57, 468 Niekrasz, I., 125 Kimberlig, W. J., 468 King, J. F., 484 Olson, R. K., 468, Kirk, K., 475 Oury, T. D., 381 Knopik, V. S., 473 Koskenvuo, M., 158, 289, 470, 473, 480, 483 Parker, K. M., 125 Kozol, S. T., 215 Partinen, M., 289, 473 Krueger, R. F., 173 Pauls, D. L., 470 Kuntsi, J., 474 Pauls, J. E. D., 470 Pedersen, N. L., 478 Lalonde, R., 309 Peeters, H., 159 Larsson, M., 474 Pennington, B. F., 468, 483 Legrand, L. N., 474 Pérez-Maluf, R., 67 Lemery, K. S., 469 Petrill, S. A., 476 Lessem, J. M., 475 Pett, C., 477 Levin, E. D., 381 Pham-Delegue, M.-H., 67 Author Index for Volume 28 Phillips, K., 477, 482 Swallow, J. G., 227 Pickering, K., 243 Pickles, A., 243 Talyn, B. C. P., 391 Plomin, R., 255, 476 Tarantino, L., 482 Prescott, C. A., 477 Tarter, R. E., 75 Price, D. K., 395 Terrier, O., 403 Pulkkinen, L., 478, 480 Thomis, M., 279 Todorov, A. A., 471, 482 Radcliffe, R. A., 39, 49 Tordoff, M. G., 117 Raine, A., 465, 479 Treloar, S. A., 107, 482 Refinetti, R., 137 Tritto, T., 471 Reich, W., 475 Trumbetta, S. L., 482 Reiss, D., 478 Reynolds, C. A., 478, 479 Van Baal, G. C. M., 9 Rhee, S. H., 484 Van Beijsterveldt, C. E. M., 443 Ridenour, T. A., 479 Van der Valk, J., 365 Roche, J. P., 391 Van Gestel, S., 159 Roessler, J. S., 466 Vanyukov, M. M., 75 Romanov, K., 480 Varjonen, J., 480 R6nnemaa, T., 470 Vaupel, J. W., 207 Rose, R. J., 467, 473, 478, 480, 483 Venables, P. H., 479 Rowe, D. C., 215, 265, 472 Verhulst, F. C., 365 Rutter, M., 475 Vernon, P., 165 Viikari, L., 470 Sanders, M. L.., 215 Viken, R. J., 467, 473, 480, 483 Schanz, N., 315 Villela, A., 137 Schmitz, S., 357, 480 Vlietinck, R., 159, 279 Seale, T. W., 125 Segal, N. L., 480 Wadsworth, S. J., 483 Sham, P., 467 Wajnberg, E., 67 Sherman, S. L., 215 Waldman, I. D., 215, 466, 468, 470, 483, 484 Siegmund, K. D., 482 Walter, N. A. R., 49 Sikelo, J. M., 49 Weinreb, L., 315 Silberg, J. L., 83, 243, 475 Weiss, A., 484 ava. PF... 173 Wieder, S., 484 Simonoff, E., 243, 475 Wille, D. E., 1 Slutske, W. S., 469, 475, 481 Wilson, S. M., 485 Smith, S. D., 468 Wood, F. A., 470 Stallings, M. C., 481, 485, 486 Statham, D. J., 481 Xu, S., 341 Stevenson, J., 474, 477, 481 Stever, C., 215 Yamazaki, K., 485 Stoolmiller, M., 429 Yashin, A. I., 207, 485 Sullivan, L., 137 Young, S. E., 481, 486 Behavior Genetics, Vol. 28, No. 6, 1998 Subject Index for Volume 28 Academic Chromosome mapping, 29 achievement, 467 Chromosome transfers, 403 performance, 474 Cigarette smoking, 475 Adolescent psychopathology Circadian period mutants, 391 Adolescents, 265 Circadian rhythms, 153 Adoptees, international, 365 Cognition, 101 Adoption, 255, 429 Cognitive abilities, 478 Age, 395 Cognitive ability, general, 481 Aggression, 465 Cognitive functioning, 471, 475, 476 Alcohol Cognitive impairment, 472 dependence, 481 Colorado Adolescent Twin Study (CATS), 485 preference, 48 Comorbidity, 289, 486 use, 467, 479, 485 Complex phenotypes, 476 Alcohol-related problems, 479 Concordant (EDAC) test, 197 Antisocial behavior, 173, 465, 483 Conduct disorder, 83, 466, 481, 486 Anxiety, 125, 215 Contingency tables, 207 Anxiety, moderation by age and sex, 468 Contrast effects, 83 Artificial selection, 227 Correlated response, 227 Association studies, 476 Corticocortical connectivity, 443 Associations between behaviors, 480 Courtship, 57, 391 Assortative mating, 173, 482 Courtship song, 137 Assortment, 255 Cross-sectional data, 207 Assortment, phenotypic, 477 Attachment to family, 472 DATI1, 215 Attachment to school, 472 DeFries—Fulker analysis, 476 Attachment, infant—caregiver 1 Dementia, 472 Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, 83, 486 Depression, vulnerability, 480 DSM-IV subtypes of ADHD, 470 Developmental genetics, 480 Behavioral adjustment, 478 implications, 173 Behavioral associations, 473 isolation, A43 Behavioral problems, 478 milestone, 243 Benzediazepines, 125 patterns, 315 Body mass index, 265 taxonomy, 483 Body size, 137 temperature, 403 Brain, 9 Diazepam, 125 Brain function, 443 Differential genetic etiology, 483 Disability, 207 Cage activity, 471 Discordant sib pairs, 4 73 Cancer detection, early, 482 Dominance reversal, 4 55 Candidate gene, 75 Dopamine, 75 Cerebellum, 299, 309 Dopamine transporter, 215 CBCL/4-18, 365 Dorsal immobility response, 309 Child development, 187 DRDS5, 75 Childhood anxiety disorder, 468 Drosophila 57, 137, 391, 395, 403 Chimpanzees, 484 melanogaster, 137, 391, 395, 403 0001-8244/98/1100-0495$15.00/0 © 1998 Plenum Publishing Corporation Subject Index for Volume 28 paulistorum, 468 Heritability, 227, 443 sechellia, 455 Hexanoic acid, 455 simulans, 455 Historical contribution, 480 Drug abuse, 75 Hormones, male, 21 Drug use, 485 Human subjects, 75 Dyslexia, 470 Hyperactivity, 474 Dysmenorrhea, 107 Hyperactivity, sex differences, 479 sarly adolescence, 279 Inattention, sex differences, 479 zarly development, 468 Inbred mice, 125 ‘arly environment, 153 Individual differences, 315 ZEG coherence, 9 Infant—caregiver attachment, | “motional adjustment, 478 Infant mice, 315 “motional problems, 478 Inhibition, 309 nvironmental change, 470 Initial retention duration, 403 ‘nvironmental context, 466 Intercross, advanced F,, 482 ‘quilibrium, 309 Internalizing traits, 215 xperience, differential, 470 International adoptees, 365 ‘xtracellular superoxide dismutase, 381 IQ, 429, 467, 480, 483 ‘xtreme discordance, 197 Iris patterns, 474 xtremes in cognitive functioning, 476 Iteratively reweighted least squares, 341 Extremity fat, 279 Eye dominance, 187 Knockout mice, 381 Factor scores, genetic, 329 Late adulthood, 471 Familial aggrega*t ion, 481 Learning, 381 Familial resemblance, 187 Least-squares mapping, 341 Families of twins, 165 Leptopilina boulardi, 67 Femininity—masculinity, 483 Liability, 207 Finnish Twin Cohort, 470, 473, 478, 480 Life events, 475, 480 Fitness, 395 Linkage, 341 Flightless mutants, 137 Linkage analysis, 197 Four-way cross, 341 Linkage analysis, multivariate, 329 Freedom, theory, 465 Linkage studies, 470 Full-sib family, 341 LISREL, 473 Locomotor activity, 39 GABA-A receptor, 125 Longitudinal analysis, 365 Gender, 75 Longitudinal genetic influences, 107 Gene-environment interaction, 482 Longitudinal studies, 289 Gene mapping, 482 Genetic correlations, 227 Male hormones, 21 Genetic factor scores, 329 Mapping, chromosome, 29 Genetic validation, 470 Mate choice, 391, 395 Genetic variability, 67 Maternal age, 101 Genotypic selection, 482 Mating behavior, 137 Georgia Twin Registry, 484 Maturation, 443 Global maturity, Maturity, global, 443 Golden hamster, 153 Mauritius, 479 Good genes, 395 Measurement models, 475 Memory, 299 Health-control beliefs, 469 Menorrhagia, 107 Subject Index for Volume 28 Menstruation, 107 Personality, 474, 481 Methodological implications, 173 Personality assessment, 466 MHC deficiency, Personality factors, 484 Mice, 117, 315, 381, 471, 476, 482, 485 Pharmacogenetics, 125 Microsatellite polymorphism, 75 Philosophy, human BG, 484 Mixed generalized linear model, 243 Phobias, 215 MMPI, 482, 483 Pomc], 49 Morinda citrifolia, 455 Power of twin study, 357 Motor coordination, 309 Power simulations, 357 Mouse, 29, 39, 49 Pregnancy block, 476 Mouse strains Prenatal effect, 21 129/J, 117 Prezygotic hypotheses, 101 A/J, 125 Problem behaviors, 365, 480 CS57BL/6ByJ, 117 Proopiomelanocortin, 49 CS7BL/6J, 125 Psychiatry, 289 CBA/J, 117 Psychopathology, adolescent, 365 Lurcher 299, 309 Psychophysiology, 465 Mus domesticus, oe Pubertal timing, 467 Mus musculus, A28 Puberty, 243 NZB/BINJ, 117 Multilevel model, 243 Quantitative genetics, 29 Multiple raters, 475, 478 Quantitative trait locus, 29, 39, 49, 197, 329, 341, 468 Multiplicative latent variables, Multiplicative random effects, Race, 265 Multivariate genetic analysis, Random samples, 197 Multivariate linkage analysis, ° Reading deficits, 468 Mutant mice, 299 Reading disability, 483 Recall, 243 NaCl Recombinant inbred strains, 29, 39, intake, 117 Regression, 341 preference, 117 Reproductive processes, 21 Netherlands Twin Register, 466 Research issues, twins, 484 Nonresponse, 415 Retention duration, initial, 403 Obsessive-compulsive disorder, 215 Sampling bias, 415 Octanoic acid, 455 Sampling weights, 415 OCTO Twin Study, 469, 471, 472, 476 Searching behavior, 67 Odor differences, 485 Sedation, 125 Olfactory learning, 67 Selection, 329 Oocyte, 101 Self-recognition, 476 Open-field activity, 49 Semispecies, 57 Open-field ambulation, 471 Sex, 265 Opposite-sex twins, 21 Sex differences, 165, 443, Oppositional-defiant disorder, 83 Sex-limited genes, 483 Overexpressing mice, 381 Sexual behavior, 476 Sexual isolation, 57 Parasitoid, 67 Sexual orientation, 475 Parasomnia, 473 Sexual selection, 57, 395 Parent—offspring analyses, 255 Shared environment, 429 Parents of twins, 482 SIDE (sibling inventory of differential experience), 470 Peer substance use, 469 Sib pairs, 197 Subject Index for Volume 28 Sib-pair data, 329 Temperament, 469 Siblings, 480 Testosterone, 165 Sibling resemblance, 429 Tourette’s disorder, 215 Similarity, 159 Truncated distribution, 429 Simulation studies, 329 Trunk fat, 279 Sleeptalking, 289 Twin models, 473 Smoking, 471 Twin pregnancies, 466 Social cognition, 481 Twin register, 466 Social support, 480 Twin studies, 1, 9, 83, 101, 107, 159, 165, 243, 279, Soft event, 243 289, 365, 415, 443, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, Spatial learning, 299 472, 474, 475, 476, 478, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483, 485 Specific cognitive abilities, 255 Twin—spouse assortment, 477 Specific language deficits, 468 Twins, elderly, 207 Statistical power, 357 ['wins, migrant-discordant, 470 Stressful situations, 466 Twins, opposite-sex, 21 Subcutabeous fat, 279 Substance use, 474 Ultrasonic calls, 315 Substance use disorders, 471 Substance-abusing adolescents, 481 Validity, 1 Superoxide dismutase, extracellular, 381 Wheel-running activity, 227 Survival studies, 485 Swimming, 309 Wing size, 137 Wing-beat frequency, 137 Wisconsin Twin Panel, 469 tau gene, 153 TEDS, 468 Y chromosome, 476 Telephone questionnaire, 159 Telephone survey, 83 Zygosity, 159