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HAVIORAL EDICINE Annual Index, Volume 30 Spring 2004—Winter 2005 Spring: 1-48 Summer: 48-96 Fall: 97-144 Winter: 145-192 AUTHORS ence Scale (R-PIE): Data from the Bar- Milden SP, Stokols D. Physicians’ attitudes retstown studies. 2004;30(1):23-31. and practices regarding complemen- Adler NE. See Kopp M. Gormley M. See Gemma K. tary and alternative medicine. 2004;30 (2):73-82. Anthony JC. See Chen C-Y. Hamilton NA. See Engel C. Minoda K. See Nakaya N Avellino M. See Tatrow K Hart KE, Warriner EM. Weight loss and Bejarano J. See Chen C-Y. biomedical health improvement on a Montgomery GH. See Tatrow K. very low calorie diet: The moderating Nakaya N, Kumano H, Minoda K, Bovbjerg DH. See Tatrow K. role of history of weight cycling. Kanazawa M, Fukudo, S. Laterality Caris LH. See Chen C-Y. 2005;30(4): 161-170. and imbalance of muscle stiffness Chen C-Y, Dormitzer CM, Bejarano J, Kanazawa M. See Nakaya N. relate to personality. 2004;30(1):5—9. Caris LH, Diaz JB, Sanchez M, Vitte- Nidich SI. See Walton KG. Kassel JD. See Unrod M. toe K, Anthony JC. The adolescent Olson KC. See Lustyk MKB behavioral repertoire: Its latent struc- Kawachi I. See Kopp M. ture in the PACARDO region of Latin King J. See Rosal MC. Paschane AAE. See Lustyk MKB. America. 2004;30(3):101-—111. Potter PT. See Engel e: Kopp M, Skrabski A, Réthelyi J, Kawachi Diaz JB. See Chen C-Y. I, Adler NE. Self-rated health, subjec- Reed GW. See Rosal MC. Dormitzer CM. See Chen C-Y. tive social status, and middle-aged Réthelyi J. See Kopp M. Duschek S, Matthias E, Schandry R mortality in a changing society. Robinson M. See Unrod M. 2004;30(2):65-70. Essential hypotension is accompanied Rosal MC, King J, Ma Y, Reed GW. Stress, by deficits in attention and working Kudielka BM, von Kanel R, Gander M-L, social support, and cortisol: Inverse memory. 2005;30(4): 149-158. Fischer JE. The interrelationship of psy- associations? 2004;30(1):11—21. Engel C, Hamilton NA, Potter PT, Zautra chosocial risk factors for coronary artery Salerno JW. See Walton KG. AJ. Impact of two types of expectancy disease in a working population: Do we on recovery from total knee replace- measure distinct or overlapping psycho- Sanchez M. See Chen C-Y. ment surgery (TKR) in adults with logical concepts? 2004;30(1):35-43. Sanz J. See Garcia-Vera MP. osteoarthritis. 2004;30(3): 113-123. Kumano H. See Nakaya N. Schandy R. See Duschek S. Fischer JE. See Kudielka BM. Labrador FJ. See Garcia-Vera MP. Schneider RH. See Walton KG. Fukudo S. See Nakaya N. Lustyk MKB, Widman L, Paschane AAE, Skrabski A. See Kopp M. Gander M-L. See Kudielka BM. Olson KC. Physical activity and quali- Stokols D. See Milden SP. ty of life: Assessing the influence of Garcia-Vera MP, Sanz J, Labrador FJ Tatrow K, Montgomery GH, Avellino M, activity frequency, intensity, volume, Blood pressure variability and stress Bovbjerg DH. Activity and sleep con- and motives. 2004;30(3):124—131. management training for essential tribute to levels of anticipatory distress hypertension. 2004;30(2):53-62. Ma Y. See Rosal MC. in breast surgery patients. 2004;30(2): Gemma K, Gormley M, MacLachlan M. MacLachlan M. See Gemma K. 85-91. The Revised-Perceived Illness Experi- Matthias E. See Duschek S. Unrod M, Kassel JD, Robinson M. Effects Annual Index, Vol 30 of smoking, distraction, and ender on tension. Garcia-Vera MP, Sanz J, MKB, Widman L, Paschane AAE, pain perception. 2004;30(3):41 333 -139 Labrador FJ. 2004;30(2):53-62. Olson KC. 2004;30(3):124-131. Vittetoe K. See Chen C-Y Effects of smoking, distraction, and gender Physicians’ attitudes and practices regard- on pain perception. Unrod M, Kassel ing complementary and alternative von Kianel R. See Kudielka BM JD, Robinson M. 2004:30(3): 133-139. medicine. Milden SP, Stokols D. Walton KG, Schneider RH, Salerno JW, Nidich SI. Psychosocial stress and car- Essential hypotension is accompanied by 2004;30(2):73-82. diovascular disease Part 3: Clinical and deficits in attention and working mem- Psychosocial stress and cardiovascular dis- policy implications of research on the ory. Duschek S, Matthias E, Schandry ease Part 3: Clinical and policy impli- Transcendental Meditation program R. 2005;30(4):149-158. cations of research on the Transcen- dental Meditation program. Walton 2005:30(4): 173-183 Impact of two types of expectancy on Warriner EM. See Hart KE sreucrogveerryy f(roTmK R)to tal ikn nee adruelptsl acemweintth NKiGd,i ch ScSIh.n e2i0d0e5r; 30(4R)H:, 17S3a-l1e8r3n.o JW, Widman L. See Lustyk MKB osteoarthritis. Engel C, Hamilton NA, The Revised-Perceived Illness Experience Zautra AJ. See Engel C Potter PT, Zautra AJ. 2004;30(3): scale (R-PIE): Data from the Barret- 113-123. stown studies. Kiernan G, Gormley M, TITLES The interrelationship of psychosocial risk MacLachlan M. 2004;30(1):23-—31. and sleep contribute to levels of factors for coronary artery disease in a Self-rated health, subjective social status, ipatory distress in breast surgery working population: Do we measure and middle-aged mortality in a chang- tients. Tatrow K, Montgomery GH, distinct or overlapping psychological ing society. Kopp M, Skrabski A, vellino M, Bovbjerg DH. 2004; concepts? Kudielka BM, von Kdnel R, Réthelyi J, Kawachi I, Adler NE. 30 2):85-9] Gander M-L, Fischer JE. 2004;30(1): 2004;30(2):65-70. The adolescent behavioral repertoire: Its 35-43. Stress, social support, and cortisol: Inverse atent structure in the PACARDO Laterality and imbalance of muscle stiff- associations. Rosal MC, King J, Ma Y, region of Latin America. Chen C-Y, ness relate to personality. Nakaya N, Reed GW. 2004;30(1):11-21. Dormitzer CM, Bejarano J, Caris LH, Kumano H, Minoda K, Kanazawa M, Weight loss and biomedical health Diaz JB. Sanchez M, Vittetoe K., Fukudo S. 2004;30(1):5-9. improvement on a very low calorie Anthony JIC. 2004:30(3): 101-111 Physical activity and quality of life: Assess- diet: The moderating role of history of ood pressure variability and stress man- ing the influence of activity, frequency, weight cycling. Hart KE, Warriner agement training for essential hyper- intensity, volume, and motives. Lustyk EM. 2005;30(4):161—170. Behavioral Medicine