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M. M. ANTONY, Ryerson University, V.M. FOLLETTE, University of L.-G. Ost, Stockholm University,
Toronto, Canada Nevada, USA Sweden
A. ARNTZ, University of Maastricht, R. O. Frost, Smith College, USA M. W. OTTO, Boston University,
The Netherlands P. GARETY, Institute of Psychiatry, Boston, USA
A. BANDURA, Stanford University, USA London, UK J. B. PERSONS, San Francisco Bay
D. BARLOw, Boston University, USAC. GRILO, Yale University, USA Area Center for Cognitive Therapy, USA
J.G. BECK, The University at Buffalo, A.G. HARVEY, University of A. S. RADOMSKY, Concordia -
USA California, Berkeley, USA University, Canada
C. BLACK BECKER, Trinity University, S.C. HAYES, University of Nevada, §, Rassin, Institute of Psychology,
USA USA Rotterdam, The Netherlands
C. R. BREWIN, University College R. G. HEIMBERG, Temple University, B. RENNEBERG, Freie Universitdt
London, UK ; USA Berlin, Germany
T. A. BROWN, Boston University, USA S. HOFMANN, Boston University, USA ¥ Siksuc, Mieede Uahversity. japon
D. CLARK, Institute of Psychiatry, M. VAN DEN HOUT, University of W CS papers ON, Hofstra sialic
London, UK Maastricht,.The Netherlands ieee jess d. USA
G. CLARKE, Kaiser Permanente Center R. A. KLEINKNECHT, Western — M.E.P abi AN. P, ha
for Health Research, Portland, USA Washington University, USA U USA ennsylavania
B. FE. Cuorpita, University of D. H. LAM, University of Hull, UK niversity, eae se
Hawaii, USA K. LorB, Mount Sinai School of L. SOBELL, Nova University, USA
J. COTTRAUX, Hospital Neurologique, Medicine, New York, USA S. H. SPENCE, Macquarie University,
Lyon, France E. MASH, University of Calgary, Australia Ae ge
B. Cox, Winnipeg, Canada Canada G. STEKETEE, Boston University, USA
P. de SILVA, Institute of Psychiatry R. J. MCMAHON, University of — University of Washington,
London, UK Washington, USA
S. DIMIDJIAN, University of Colorado, R. MCNALLY, Harvard University, USA M. WHITTAL, UBC Hospital, Canada
Boulder, USA J. MIRANDA, UCLA Neuropsychiatric | S. WONDERLICH, University of North
A. EHLERS, Institute of Psychiatry, Institute, USA Dakota, USA
London, UK R. O. NELSON-GRAY, University of | W.YULE, /nstitute of Psychiatry,
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 44, Number 1
Invited Essay
Steven C. Hayes, Jason B. Luoma, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Model, processes and l
Frank W. Bond, Akihiko Masuda and outcomes
Jason Lillis
Regular Papers
A.M. Bardone-Cone, L.Y. Abramson, Predicting bulimic symptoms: An interactive model of 27
K.D. Vohs, T.F. Heatherton and self-efficacy, perfectionism, and perceived weight status
T.E. Joiner Jr.
Deborah L. Reas, Carlos M. Grilo and Reliability of the Eating Disorder Examination-Questionnaire in 43
Robin M. Masheb patients with binge eating disorder
J.M. Mond, P.J. Hay, B. Rodgers and Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q): Norms for 53
C. Owen young adult women
David M. Dunkley, Kirk R. Blankstein, Personal standards and evaluative concerns dimensions of 63
Robin M. Masheb and Carlos M. Grilo “clinical” perfectionism: A reply to Shafran et al. (2002, 2003).
and Hewitt et al. (2003)
Martin M. Antony, Deborah Roth Responses to symptom induction exercises in panic disorder 85
Ledley, Andrea Liss and Richard
P. Swinson
Jaime Williams, Thomas Hadjistavro- A meta-analysis of psychological and pharmacological treatments 99
poulos and Donald Sharpe for Body Dysmorphic Disorder
Judith K. Wilson and Ronald M. Rapee Self-concept certainty in social phobia 113
Dean McKay, John Piacentini, The structure of childhood obsessions and compulsions: Dimen- 137
Scott Greisberg, Flemming Graae, sions in an outpatient sample
Margaret Jaffer and Jillian Miller
Kamila S. White, Timothy A. Avoidance behavior in panic disorder: The moderating influence 147
Brown, Tamara J. Somers and of perceived control
David H. Barlow
Dirk Hermans, Trinette Dirikx, Erratum to “Reinstatement of fear responses in human aversive 159
Debora Vansteenwegen, Frank conditioning”
Baeyens, Omer Van den Bergh and
Paul Eelen
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Volume 44, Number 2
Regular Papers
Jorg Huijding and Peter J. de Jong Specific predictive power of automatic spider-related affective 161
associations for controllable and uncontrollable fear responses
SCoSSS e
toward spiders
Todd B. Kashdan, Gitendra Uswatte and Gratitude and hedonic and eudaimonic well-being in Vietnam war 177
Terri Julian veterans
Matthew Garner, Karin Mogg and Fear-relevant selective associations and social anxiety: Absence of 201
Brendan P. Bradley a positive bias
Dorthe Berntsen and David C. Rubin The centrality of event scale: A measure of integrating a trauma
into one’s identity and its relation to post-traumatic stress
disorder symptoms
Todd B. Kashdan, B. Christopher Frueh, Social anxiety disorder in veterans affairs primary care clinics
Rebecca G. Knapp, Renee Hebert and
Kathryn M. Magruder
Matthew T. Feldner, Michael J. Anxiety sensitivity-physical concerns as a moderator of the 249
Zvolensky, Timothy R. Stickle, emotional consequences of emotion suppression during biological
Marcel O. Bonn-Miller and challenge: An experimental test using individual growth curve
Ellen W. Leen-Feldner analysis
Ata Ghaderi Does individualization matter? A randomized trial of standar- N ~~ eS)
dized (focused) versus individualized (broad) cognitive behavior
therapy for bulimia nervosa
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Bonnie G. Zucker, Michelle G. Craske, A cognitive behavioral workshop for subclinical obsessions and 289
Michelle A. Blackmore and Ashley Nitz compulsions :
Shorter Communication
Adam S. Radomsky, Philippe T. Gilchrist Repeated checking really does cause memory distrust 305
and Dominique Dussault
Volume 44, Number 3
Regular Papers 3AwoP e e e
Edward B. Blanchard, Jeffrey M. Prediction of treatment outcome among patients with irritable 317
Lackner, Rebecca Gusmano, bowel syndrome treated with group cognitive therapy moedt)
Gregory D. Gudleski, Kathryn Sanders,
Laurie Keefer and Susan Krasner
Edmund Keogh, Frank W. Bond and Improving academic performance and mental health through
WwW w\ o
Paul E. Flaxman a stress management intervention: Outcomes and mediators of
change
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Ger P.J. Keijsers, Agnes van Behavioural treatment of trichotillomania: Two-year follow-up 359
Minnen, Cees A.L. Hoogduin, results |
Bram N.W. Klaassen, Mathieu J.
Hendriks and Jorg Tanis-Jacobs
Alexander L. Chapman, Kim L. Gratz Solving the puzzle of deliberate self-harm: The experiential
and Milton Z. Brown avoidance model
Nicole M. Dorfan and Sheila R. Woody Does threatening imagery sensitize distress during contaminant
exposure?
Brandon A. Gaudiano and James D. Herbert Acute treatment of inpatients with psychotic symptoms using
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Pilot results
Andy P. Field I don’t like it because it eats sprouts: Conditioning preferences in 439
children
Shorter Communication
Todd B. Kashdan, Jon D. Elhai and Anhedonia and emotional numbing in combat veterans with 457
B. Christopher Frueh PTSD
Volume 44, Number 4
Regular Papers
David F. Tolin, Patrick Worhunsky and Are “obsessive” beliefs specific to OCD?: A comparison across 469
Nicholas Maltby anxiety disorders
Emmanuelle Peters and Philippa Garety Cognitive functioning in delusions: A longitudinal analysis 48]
Cindy M. Meston The effects of state and trait self-focused attention 515
on sexual arousal in sexually functional and dysfunctional
" women
Abigail C. Angkaw, Giao Q. Tran and Effects of training intensity on observers’ ratings of anxiety, social
David A.F. Haaga . skills, and alcohol-specific coping skills
Katherine A. Elder, Carlos M. Grilo, Comparison of two self-report instruments for assessing binge
Robin M. Masheb, Bruce S. Rothschild, eating in bariatric surgery candidates
Carolyn H. Burke-Martindale and
Michelle L. Brody
Todd B. Kashdan, Terri Julian, Social anxiety and posttraumatic stress in combat veterans: 56]
Keith Merritt and Gitendra Uswatte Relations to well-being and character strengths
Laura Campbell-Sills, Sharon L. Cohan Relationship of resilience to personality, coping, and psychiatric 585
and Murray B. Stein symptoms in young adults
Kimberly A. Wilson and Chris Hayward Unique contributions of anxiety sensitivity to avoidance: A 601
prospective study in adolescents
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Shorter Communication
Ailsa D.P. Stuart, Emily A. Holmes and The influence ofa visuospatial grounding task on intrusive images 611
Chris R. Brewin : of a traumatic film
Volume 44, Number. 5
Regular Papers
Jeffrey M. Lackner, Mary Lou Coad, Cognitive therapy for irritable bowel syndrome is associated with 621
Howard R. Mertz, David S. Wack, reduced limbic activity, GI symptoms, and anxiety
Leonard A. Katz, Susan S. Krasner,
Rebecca Firth, Thomas C. Mahl and
Alan H. Lockwood
Douglas W. Woods, Chad T. Wetterneck A controlled ‘evaluation of acceptance and commitment therapy 639
and Christopher A. Flessner plus habit reversal for trichotillomania
Elizeth Heldt, Gisele Gus Manfro, One-year follow-up of pharmacotherapy-resistant patients with 657
Leticia Kipper, Carolina Blaya, panic disorder treated with cognitive-behavior therapy: Outcome
Luciano Isolan and Michael W. Otto and predictors of remission
C.W. Lejuez, A. Paulson, The association between heroin use and anxiety sensitivity among 667
S.B. Daughters, M.A. Bornovalova inner-city individuals in residential drug use treatment
and M.J. Zvolensky
Amit Bernstein, Michael J. Zvolensky, Anxiety sensitivity taxonicity across gender among youth 679
Sherry H. Stewart, M. Nancy Comeau
and Ellen W. Leen-Feldner
Robyn Langdon, Tonia Corner, Externalizing and personalizing biases in persecutory delusions: 699
Jen McLaren, Philip B. Ward and The relationship with poor insight and theory-of-mind
Max Coltheart
A. Roefs, L. Quaedackers, M.Q. Werrij, The environment influences whether high-fat foods are associated 715
G. Wolters, R. Havermans, with palatable or with unhealthy
C. Nederkoorn, G. van Breukelen
and A. Jansen
J. Gayle Beck, Joanne Davila, When the heat is on: Romantic partner responses influence 737
Sherry Farrow and DeMond Grant distress in socially anxious women
Martin J. Dorahy, Chris G. McCusker, Cognitive inhibition and interference in dissociative identity 749
Richard J. Loewenstein, Kimberly disorder: The effects of anxiety on specific executive functions
Colbert and Ciaran Mulholland
Volume 44, Number 6 }
Regular Papers
Chris R. Brewin Understanding cognitive behaviour therapy: A retrieval competi- 765
tion account
Bethany A. Teachman, Sheila R. Woody Implicit and explicit appraisals of the importance of intrusive 785
and Joshua C. Magee thoughts
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Brett Deacon and Jonathan Abramowitz A pilot study of two-day cognitive-behavioral therapy for panic
disorder |
Amy Wenzel, Ian R. Sharp, Gregory K. Dysfunctional beliefs in panic disorder: The Panic Belief 819
Brown, Ruth L. Greenberg and Inventory
Aaron T. Beck
Tiina Piira, Brett Hayes, Belinda Effects of attentional direction, age, and coping style on cold- 835
Goodenough and Carl L. von Baeyer pressor pain in children
Natasja D.J. van Lang, Robert F. Latent class analysis of anxiety and depressive symptoms of the 849
Ferdinand, Johan Ormel and Youth Self-Report in a general population sample of young
Frank C. Verhulst adolescents
Daniel R. Strunk, Howard Lopez and Depressive symptoms are associated with unrealistic negative 861
Robert J. DeRubeis predictions of future life events
Shorter Communications
Peter Muris, Helene Loxton, DSM-defined anxiety disorders symptoms in South African 883
Anna Neumann, Michelle du Plessis, youths: Their assessment and relationship with perceived parental
Neville King and Thomas Ollendick rearing behaviors
Roz Shafran, Michelle Lee, Elizabeth The impact of manipulating personal standards on eating 897
Payne and Christopher G. Fairburn attitudes and behaviour
Volume 44, Number 7
Regular Papers
Michael J. Zvolensky, Marcel O. Anxiety sensitivity interag¢ts with marijuana use in the prediction 907
Bonn-Miller, Amit Bernstein, Alison C. of anxiety symptoms ahd panic-related catastrophic thinking
McLeish, Matthew T. Feldner and among daily tobacco users
Ellen W. Leen-Feldner
Judith M. Laposa and Lynn E. Alden An analogue study of intrusions 925
Pernilla Asenléf, Eva Denison and Idiographic outcome analyses of the clinical significance of two 947
Per Lindberg interventions for patients with musculoskeletal pain
Yong Cui, Wanging Wen, Cynthia Risk factors and their effects on the dynamic process of smoking 967
J. Moriarty and Robert S. Levine relapse among veteran smokers
Mark E. Bouton, Ana Garcia-Gutiérrez, Extinction in multiple contexts does not necessarily make 983
Jessica Zilski and Erik W. Moody extinction less vulnerable to relapse
Meredith E. Coles, Adam S. Radomsky Exploring the boundaries of memory distrust from 995
and Betty Horng repeated checking: Increasing external validity and examining
thresholds
Julia D. Buckner, Norman B. Schmidt, Social anxiety and problematic cannabis use: Evaluating the 1007
Leonardo Bobadilla and Jeanette Taylor moderating role of stress reactivity and perceived coping
Rudi De Raedt, Rik Schacht, Self-esteem and depression revisited: Implicit positive self-esteem 1017
Erik Franck and Jan De Houwer in depressed patients?
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Tracy K. Witte, Kathleen K. Fitzpatrick, . Naturalistic evaluation of suicidal ideation: Variability and 1029
Keith L. Warren, Christopher Schatsch- relation to attempt status
neider and Norman B. Schmidt
Jacqueline B. Persons, Nicole A. Roberts, Naturalistic outcome of case formulation-driven cognitive-beha- 1041
Christine A. Zalecki and Whitney A.G. vior therapy for anxious depressed outpatients
Brechwald
A.A.P. van Emmerik, M. Schoorl, Psychometric evaluation of the Dutch version of the posttrau- 1053
P.M.G. Emmelkamp and J.H. Kamphuis matic cognitions inventory (PTCI)
Volume 44, Number 8
Regular Papers
Andrea Bradford and Cindy M. Meston The impact of anxiety on sexual arousal in women 1067
Thilo Deckersbach, Scott Rauch, Ulrike Habit reversal versus supportive psychotherapy in Tourette’s 1079
Buhlmann and Sabine Wilhelm disorder: A randomized controlled trial and. predictors of
treatment response
Jose M. Garcia-Montes, Marino Metacognitions in patients with hallucinations and obsessive- 1091
Pérez-Alvarez, Cristina Soto Balbuena, compulsive disorder: The superstition factor
Salvador Perona Garcelan and
Adolfo J. Cangas
Tord Ivarsson and Robert Valderhaug Symptom patterns in children and adolescents with obsessive— 1105
compulsive disorder (OCD)
A. Miles and J. Wardle Adverse psychological outcomes in colorectal cancer screening: 1117
Does health anxiety play a role?
Elke Geraerts, Elke Smeets, Marko Retrieval inhibition of trauma-related words in women reporting 1129
Jelicic, Harald Merckelbach and repressed or recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse
Jaap van Heerden
Oren Kaplan, Reuven Dar, Lirona Obsessive-compulsive disorder patients display enhanced latent 1137
Rosenthal, Haggai Hermesh, inhibition on a visual search task
Mendel Fux and R.E. Lubow
.
Daniel Freeman, Philippa Garety, Delusions and decision-making style: Use of the Need for Closure 1147
Elizabeth Kuipers, Susannah Colbert, Scale
Suzanne Jolley, David Fowler,
Graham Dunn and Paul Bebbington
mSC|p==A==eo eB e t l Aa
Ann-Marie Golden, Tim Dalgleish and Dysfunctional attitudes in seasonal affective disorder 1159
Helen Spinks
Marc de Rosnay, Peter J. Cooper, Transmission of social anxiety from mother to infant: An 1165
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Nicolas Tsigaras and Lynne Murray experimental study using a social referencing paradigm
Martin M. Antony, Michael J. Coons, Psychometric properties of the social phobia inventory: Further 1177
Randi E. McCabe, Andrea Ashbaugh and evaluation
Richard P. Swinson
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Nina Heinrichs, Ronald M. Rapee, Lynn Cultural differences in perceived social norms and social anxiety 1187
A. Alden, Susan Boégels, Stefan G.
Hofmann, Kyung Ja Oh and Yuji Sakano
Shorter Communication
Susan M. Bogels Task concentration training versus applied relaxation, in combi- 1199
nation with cognitive therapy, for social phobia patients with fear
of blushing, trembling, and sweating
Christoph Kroger, Ulrich Schweiger, Effectiveness of dialectical behaviour therapy for borderline 1211
Valerija Sipos, Ruediger Arnold, personality disorder in an inpatient setting
Kai G. Kahl, Tanja Schunert,
Sebastian Rudolf and Hans Reinecker
Volume 44, Number 9
Invited Essay
Michael J. Zvolensky, Norman B. Risk-factor research and prevention programs for anxiety 1219
Schmidt, Amit Bernstein and disorders: A translational research framework
Meghan E. Keough
Regular Papers
Karin Mogg and Brendan P. Bradley Time course of attentional bias for fear-relevant pictures in 1241
spider-fearful individuals
Laura Campbell-Sills, David H. Barlow, Effects of suppression and acceptance on emotional responses of 1251
Timothy A. Brown and Stefan individuals with anxiety and mood disorders
G. Hofmann
Gerhard Andersson, Gordon J.G. A controlled trial of cognitive-behavior therapy combined with 1265
Asmundson, Johanna Denev, vestibular rehabilitation in the treatment of dizziness
Johanna Nilsson and
Hans Christian Larsen —
David M. Direnfeld and John E. Roberts Mood congruent memory in Dysphoria: The roles of state affect
and cognitive style
Heidi J. Lyneham and Ronald M. Rapee Evaluation of therapist-supported parent-implemented CBT for
anxiety disorders in rural children
Todd B. Kashdan, Velma Barrios, Experiential avoidance as a generalized psychological vulner-
John P. Forsyth and Michael F. Steger ability: Comparisons with coping and emotion regulation
strategies
Robbie M. Cooper and Stephen R.H. Attentional bias to angry faces using the dot-probe task? It
Langton depends when you look for it
Richard A. Bryant, Michelle L. Moulds, Hypnotherapy and cognitive behaviour therapy of acute stress
Reginald D.V. Nixon, Julie disorder: A 3-year follow-up
Mastrodomenico, Kim Felmingham
and Sally Hopwood
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Karen Brozina and John R.Z. Abela Behavioural inhibition, anxious symptoms, and _ depressive 1337
symptoms: A short-term prospective examination of a diathesis-
stress model
John E. Calamari, Robyn J. Cohen, Dysfunctional belief-based obsessive-compulsive disorder 1347
Neil A. Rector, Kate Szacun-Shimizu, subgroups
Bradley C. Riemann and Melissa M.
Norberg
Jonathan S. Abramowitz, Maheruh The role of cognitive factors in the pathogenesis of obsessive— 1361
Khandker, Christy A. Nelson, Brett J.. compulsive symptoms: A prospective study
Deacon and Rebecca Rygwall
Volume 44, Number 10
Regular Papers
Graham C.L. Davey, Sarah Bickerstaffe Experienced disgust causes a negative interpretation bias: A 1375
and Benie A. MacDonald causal role for disgust in anxious psychopathology
Susannah M. Colbert, Emmanuelle R. Need for closure and anxiety in delusions: A_ longitudinal 1385
Peters and Philippa A. Garety investigation in early psychosis
Rachael J. Tanner, Lusia Stopa and Implicit views of the self in social anxiety 1397
Jan De Houwer
Karin Mogg, Katherine E. Bradbury and Interpretation of ambiguous information in clinical depression 1411
Brendan P. Bradley
Megan M. Kelly, John P. Forsyth and Sex differences in response to a panicogenic challenge procedure: 1421
Maria Karekla An experimental evaluation of panic vulnerability in a non-
clinical sample
Daniel F. Becker and Carlos M. Grilo Prediction of drug and alcohol abuse in hospitalized adolescents:
Comparisons by gender and substance type
Roy Thewissen, Steffie J.B.D. Snijders, Renewal of cue-elicited urge to smoke: Implications for cue
Remco C. Havermans, Marcel van den exposure treatment
Hout and Anita Jansen
Elke Geraerts, Harald Merckelbach, Long term consequences of suppression of intrusive anxious 1451
Marko Jelicic and Elke Smeets thoughts and repressive coping
Tamara Cavenett and Reginald D.V. The effect of arousal on memory for emotionally-relevant 1461
Nixon information: A study of skydivers
Jessica Pleva and Tracey D. Wade The mediating effects of ‘misinterpretation of intrusive thoughts 1471
on obsessive-compulsive symptoms
Cecilia Au Yeung, Tim Dalgleish, Reduced specificity of autobiographical memories following a 1481
Ann-Marie Golden and Patricia negative mood induction
Schartau
Lisa C. Liberman, Ottmar V. Lipp, Evidence for retarded extinction of aversive learning in anxious 1491
Susan H. Spence and Sonja March children