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BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY Biological Psychology 67 (2004) 427-428 www.elsevier.com/locate/biopsycho Author index Volume 67 (2004) Allen, J.J.B., J.A. Coan, M. Nazarian, Issues and Fink, B., J.T. Manning, N. Neave, U. Tan, Second to assumptions on the road from raw signals to fourth digit ratio and hand skill in Austrian chil- metrics of frontal EEG asymmetry in emo- dren 67, 375 tion 67, 183 Freeman, F.G., P.J. Mikulka, M.W. Scerbo, L. Scott, Allen, J.J.B., see Coan, J.A. 67, 7 An evaluation of an adaptive automation system Allen, J.J.B., J.P. Kline, Frontal EEG asymmetry, using a cognitive vigilance task 67, 283 emotion, and psychopathology: the first, and the next 25 years 67, | Garber, J., see Tomarken, A.J. 67, 77 Ansseau, M., See Hansenne, M. 67, 331 Gevirtz, R., see Van den Bergh, O. 67, 401 Gold, S.M., S.G. Zakowski, H.B. Valdimarsdottir, D.H. Bovbjerg, Higher Beck depression scores Baas, J.M.P., see B6cker, K.B.E. 67, 343 predict delayed epinephrine recovery after acute Blackhart, G.C., see Minnix, J.A. 67, 145 Bocker, K.B.E., J.M.P. Baas, J. Leon Kenemans, M.N. psychological stress independent of baseline levels of stress and mood 67, 261 Verbaten, Differences in startle modulation during Gomez, P., W.A. Stahel, B. Danuser, Respiratory instructed threat and selective attention 67, 343 responses during affective picture viewing 67, Bollini, A.M., E.F. Walker, S. Hamann, L. Kestler, The 359 influence of perceived control and locus of control Gonzalez, I., see Reyes del Paso, G.A. 67, 385 on the cortisol and subjective responses to stress 67, 245 Bovbjerg, D.H., see Gold, S.M. 67, 261 Hagemann, D., Individual differences in anterior EEG asymmetry: methodological problems and solu- tions 67, 157 Cacioppo, J.T., Feelings and emotions: roles for elec- Hamann, S., see Bollini, AM. 67, 245 trophysiological markers 67, 235 Hansenne, M., O. Laloyaux, S. Mardaga, M. Ansseau, Coan, J.A., J.J.B. Allen, Frontal EEG asymmetry as a Impact of low frequency transcranial magnetic moderator and mediator of emotion 67, 7 stimulation on event-related brain potentials 67, Coan, J.A., see Allen, J.J.B. 67, 183 331 Harmon-Jones, E., Contributions from research on Danuser, B., see Gomez, P. 67, 359 anger and cognitive dissonance to understanding Davidson, R.J., What does the prefrontal cortex “do” the motivational functions of asymmetrical frontal in affect: perspectives on frontal EEG asymmetry brain activity 67, 51 research 67, 219 Harver, A., see Van den Bergh, O. 67, 401 De Baene, W., A. Vandierendonck, M. Leman, A. Heller, W., see Nitschke, J.B. 67, 125 Widmann, M. Tervaniemi, Roughness perception Hernandez, J.A., see Reyes del Paso, G.A. 67, 385 in sounds: behavioral and ERP evidence 67, 319 Delucchi, K., see Urizar Jr.,G.G. 67, 275 Joiner, T.E., see Minnix, J.A. 67, 145 Dichter, G.S., see Tomarken, A.J. 67, 77 Jones, N.A., B.A. McFall, M.A. Diego, Patterns of Diego, M.A., see Jones, N.A. 67, 103 brain electrical activity in infants of depressed mothers who breastfeed and bottle feed: the med- Etienne, M.A.. see Nitschke, J.B. 67, 125 iating role of infant temperament 67, 103 doi:10.1016/S0301-0511(04)00118-8 428 Author index of vol. 67 (2004) Kestler, L., see Bollini, AM. 67, 245 Scott, L., see Freeman, F.G. 67, 283 Kline, J.P., see Allen, J.J.B. 67, 1 Simien, C., see Tomarken, A.J. 67, 77 Kline, J.P., see Minnix, J.A. 67, 145 Sotelo, R., see Urizar Jr., GG. 67,275 Kraus, N., see Wible, B. 67, 299 Stahel, W.A., see Gomez, P. 67, 359 Laloyaux, O., see Hansenne, M._ 67, 331 Tan, U., see Fink,B. 67, 375 Le, H.-N., see Urizar Jr., G.G. 67, 275 Tervaniemi, M., see De Baene, W. 67, 319 Leman, M., see De Baene, W. 67, 319 Tomarken, A.J., G.S. Dichter, J. Garber, C. Simien, Leon Kenemans, J., see Bécker, K.B.E. 67, 343 Resting frontal brain activity: linkages to maternal depression and socio-economic status among ado- Manning, J.T., see Fink, B. 67, 375 lescents 67, 77 Mardaga, S., see Hansenne, M. 67, 331 McFall, B.A., see Jones, N.A. 67, 103 Urizar Jr., G.G., M. Milazzo, H.-N. Le, K. Delucchi, R. Mikulka, P.J., see Freeman, F.G. 67, 283 Sotelo, R.F. Mufioz, Impact of stress reduction Milazzo, M., see Urizar Jr.,G.G. 67, 275 instructions On stress and cortisol levels during Miller, G.A., see Nitschke, J.B. 67, 125 pregnancy 67, 275 Minnix, J.A., J.P. Kline, G.C. Blackhart, J.W. Pettit, M. Perez, T.E. Joiner, Relative left-frontal activity is Valdimarsdottir, H.B., see Gold, S.M. 67, 261 associated with increased depression in high reas- Van den Bergh, O., I. Van Diest, Proceedings of the surance-seekers 67, 145 10th Annual Meeting of the International Society Munoz, R.F., see Urizar Jr.,.G.G. 67, 275 for the Advancement of Respiratory Psycho- physiology (ISARP) 67, 397 Nazarian, M., see Allen, J.J.B. 67, 183 Van den Bergh, O.,R. Gevirtz, A. Harver, I. Van Diest, Neave, N., see Fink, B. 67, 375 Abstracts from the 10th Annual Meeting of Nicol, T., see Wible, B. 67, 299 ISARP_ 67, 401 Nitschke, J.B., W. Heller, M.A. Etienne, G.A. Miller, Van Diest, I., see Van den Bergh, O. 67, 397 Prefrontal cortex activity differentiates processes Van Diest, I., see Van den Bergh, O. 67, 401 affecting memory in depression 67, 125 Vandierendonck, A., see De Baene, W. 67, 319 Verbaten, M.N., see Bécker, K.B.E. 67, 343 Perez, M., see Minnix, J.A. 67, 145 Pettit, J.W., see Minnix, J.A. 67, 145 Walker, E.F., see Bollini, AM. 67, 245 Wible, B., T. Nicol, N. Kraus, Atypical brainstem Reyes del Paso, G.A., I. Gonzalez, J.A. Hernandez, representation of Onset and formant structure of Baroreceptor sensitivity and effectiveness varies speech sounds in children with language-based differentially as a function of cognitive-attentional learning problems 67, 299 demands 67, 385 Widmann, A., see De Baene, W. 67, 319 Scerbo, M.W., see Freeman, F.G. 67, 283 Zakowski, S.G., see Gold, SM. 67, 261 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY Biological Psychology 67 (2004) 429-430 www.elsevier.com/locate/biopsycho Subject index Volume 67 (2004) Acute stress response 67, 261 Heart rate 67, 359 Adaptive automation 67, 283 HPA-axis 67, 245 Allostatic load 67, 261 Anger 67, 51 Infancy 67, 103 Antenatal 67, 275 Interpersonal style 67, 145 Anxiety 67, 343 Intervention studies 67, 275 Arousal 67, 359 Attention 67, 343 Auditory brainstem response 67, 299 Laceys’ intake/rejection hypothesis 67, 385 Lateralization 67, 375 Locus of control 67, 245 Baroreceptor effectiveness 67, 385 Baroreceptor sensitivity 67, 385 Mediators 67, 7 Beck Depression Inventory 67, 261 Memory 67, 125 Breastfeeding 67, 103 Methodology 67, 157 Methods 67, 183 Catecholamines 67, 261 Mismatch negativity 67, 319 Cognition 67, 331 Moderators 67, 7 Cognitive dissonance 67, 51 Mood 67, 275 Cognitive vigilance 67, 283 Cognitive-attentional demand 67, 385 Neuroimaging 67, 219 Control 67, 245 Cortisol] 67, 245, 275 Criterion 67, 235 P300 67, 331, 343 Pictures 67, 359 Predictor 67, 235 Depression 67, 125, 145 Prefrontal cortex 67, 125, 219 Prenatal steroids 67, 375 Electroencephalogram (EEG) 67, 145, 183, Prenatal 67, 275 Emotion 67, 7, 51, 77, 103, 125, 157, 183, Epinephrine 67, 261 Reading 67, 299 ERP correlates 67, 319 Reassurance-seeking 67, 145 Event-related potentials 67, 331 Recovery 67, 261 Respiration 67, 359 Risk for depression 67, 77 Fear 67, 343 Roughness 67, 319 Frequency following response 67, 299 Frontal EEG asymmetry 67, 7,51, 77, 103, 125, 157, 219 Skin conductance 67, 359 Frontal electroencephalographic asymmetry 67, 183 Socio-economic status 67, 77 Handedness 67, 375 Speech 67, 299 doi: 10.1016/S030 1-05 11(04)00119-X 430 Subject index vol. 67 (2004) Startle 67, 343 Testosterone 67, 375 State and trait 67, 183 Threat of shock 67, 343 Stress 67, 245, 275 Transcranial magnetic stimulation 67, 331 Temperament 67, 103 Valence 67, 359