Biological Psychology 2008: Vol 78 Index & Table of Contents

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Biological Psychology 78 (2008) 278-279
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Author index
Akiyoshi,} .,s ee Tsuru,J . 78, 159 Edwards, L., see Ring, C. 78, 123
Andreatta, M., see Kenntner-Mabiala, R. 78, 114 Ehlert, U., see Nierop, A. 78, 261
Antony, M.M., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164 Elovainio, M., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204
Ashbaugh, A.R., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164 Escera, C., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
Bellingrath, S., T. Weigl, B.M. Kudielka, Cortisol dysregulation in school Fannes, S., |. Van Diest, A. Meulders, S. De Peuter, D. Vansteenwegen,
teachers in relation to burnout, vital exhaustion, and effort-reward- O. Van den Bergh, To inhale or not to inhale: Conditioned
imbalance 78, 104 avoidance in breathing behavior in an odor—20% CO> paradigm 78, 87
Bendixen, A., E. Schréger, Memory trace formation for abstract Farrell, L., see Romero, $.G. 78, 221 iaa<<<<iiiiaaaia” ” ’’
auditory features and its consequences in different attentional Faust, R., see Romero, S.G. 78, 221
contexts 78, 231 Fehr, T., see Galashan, D. 78, 246 =>
Benton, D., M.K. Stevens, The influence of a glucose containing drink Ferraro, A.J., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211
on the behavior of children in school 78, 242 Fritz, A., see Péssel, P. 78, 173
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Boyle, S.H., see Brummett, B.H. 78, 200
Brandauer, |., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 Galashan, D., M. Wittfoth, T. Fehr, M. Herrmann, Two Simon tasks with
Brandt, J., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 different sources of conflict: An ERP study of motion- and location-based
Bratsikas, A., see Nierop, A. 78, 261 compatibility effects 78, 246
Briggs, K.E., F.H. Martin, Target processing is facilitated by motivation- Gallagher, S., A.C. Phillips, A.J. Ferraro, M.T. Drayson, D. Carroll, Social
ally relevant cues 78, 29 support is positively associated with the immunoglobulin
Brummett, B.H., S.H. Boyle, C.M. Kuhn, I.C. Siegler, R.B. Williams, M response to vaccination with pneumococcal polysaccharides 78,211
Associations among central nervous system serotonergic function Garolera, M., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
and neuroticism are moderated by gender 78, 200 Garrido, G., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
Gomez, P., S. Shafy, B. Danuser, Respiration, metabolic balance, and
Cacace, A.T., see Romero, S.G. 78, 221 attention in affective picture processing 78, 138
Carroll, D., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211
Chavanon, M.-L., see Kemper, C.J. 78, 191 Hanada, H., see Tsuru,| . 78, 159
Chen, E., see Wolf, J.M. 78, 20 Harmon-jones, E., see Peterson, C.K. 78, 216
Cima, M., T. Smeets, M. Jelicic, Self-reported trauma, cortisol levels, Hatfield, B.D., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
and aggression in psychopathic and non-psychopathic prison Hearn, J.W., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
inmates 78,75 Hennighausen, E., see Kemper, C.J. 78, 191
Contreras-VidalJ.,L ., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 Henry,J .,s ee Waters, A.M. 78, 10
Corral, M.-]., see Cortifias, M. 78,253 Herrmann, M., see Galashan, D. 78, 246
Cortifias, M., M.-J. Corral, G. Garrido, M. Garolera, M. Pajares, Hietanen, J.K., see Leppanen, J.M. 78, 150
C. Escera, Reduced novelty-P3 associated with increased behavioral Hikichi, T., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
distractibility in schizophrenia 78, 253 Huppert, |.D., see Moser, |.S. 78, 93
Coudray, C., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1
Craske, M.G., see Waters, A.M. 78, 10 Isogawa, K., see Tsuru, J. 78, 159
Crost, N.W., C.A. Pauls, J. Wacker, Defensiveness and anxiety predict
frontal EEG asymmetry only in specific situational contexts Jelicic, M., see Cima, M. 78, 75
78, 43 Jern, P., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Johansson, A., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Danuser, B., see Gomez, P. 78, 138
De Peuter, S., see Fannes, S. 78, 87 Kavussanu, M., see Ring, C. 78, 123
Deeny, S.P., D. Poeppel, J.B. Zimmerman, S.M. Roth, J. Brandauer, Keltikangas-jarvinen, L., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204
S. Witkowski, J.W. Hearn, A.T. Ludlow, J.L. Contreras-Vidal, Kemper, C.]., A. Leue, J. Wacker, M.-L. Chavanon, E. Hennighausen,
J. Brandt, B.D. Hatfield, Exercise, APOE, and working memory: MEG G. Stemmler, Agentic extraversion as a predictor of effort-related
and behavioral evidence for benefit of exercise in epsilon4 carriers cardiovascular response 78, 191
78, 179 Kenneth Sandnabba, N., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Dimova, K., see Nikolaev, A.R. 78, 53 Kenntner-Mabiala, R., M. Andreatta, M.J. Wieser, A. Miihlberger,
Drayson, M.T., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211 P. Pauli, Distinct effects of attention and affect on pain perception
Duval, E., see Moser, J.S. 78, 93 and somatosensory evoked potentials 78, 114
doi: 10.1016/S0301 -0511(08)00135-X
Biological Psychology 78 (2008) 278-279
Contents lists available at ScienceDirect
Biological Psychology
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Author index
Akiyoshi,} .,s ee Tsuru,J . 78, 159 Edwards, L., see Ring, C. 78, 123
Andreatta, M., see Kenntner-Mabiala, R. 78, 114 Ehlert, U., see Nierop, A. 78, 261
Antony, M.M., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164 Elovainio, M., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204
Ashbaugh, A.R., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164 Escera, C., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
Bellingrath, S., T. Weigl, B.M. Kudielka, Cortisol dysregulation in school Fannes, S., |. Van Diest, A. Meulders, S. De Peuter, D. Vansteenwegen,
teachers in relation to burnout, vital exhaustion, and effort-reward- O. Van den Bergh, To inhale or not to inhale: Conditioned
imbalance 78, 104 avoidance in breathing behavior in an odor—20% CO> paradigm 78, 87
Bendixen, A., E. Schréger, Memory trace formation for abstract Farrell, L., see Romero, $.G. 78, 221 iaa<<<<iiiiaaaia” ” ’’
auditory features and its consequences in different attentional Faust, R., see Romero, S.G. 78, 221
contexts 78, 231 Fehr, T., see Galashan, D. 78, 246 =>
Benton, D., M.K. Stevens, The influence of a glucose containing drink Ferraro, A.J., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211
on the behavior of children in school 78, 242 Fritz, A., see Péssel, P. 78, 173
>
Boyle, S.H., see Brummett, B.H. 78, 200
Brandauer, |., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 Galashan, D., M. Wittfoth, T. Fehr, M. Herrmann, Two Simon tasks with
Brandt, J., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 different sources of conflict: An ERP study of motion- and location-based
Bratsikas, A., see Nierop, A. 78, 261 compatibility effects 78, 246
Briggs, K.E., F.H. Martin, Target processing is facilitated by motivation- Gallagher, S., A.C. Phillips, A.J. Ferraro, M.T. Drayson, D. Carroll, Social
ally relevant cues 78, 29 support is positively associated with the immunoglobulin
Brummett, B.H., S.H. Boyle, C.M. Kuhn, I.C. Siegler, R.B. Williams, M response to vaccination with pneumococcal polysaccharides 78,211
Associations among central nervous system serotonergic function Garolera, M., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
and neuroticism are moderated by gender 78, 200 Garrido, G., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
Gomez, P., S. Shafy, B. Danuser, Respiration, metabolic balance, and
Cacace, A.T., see Romero, S.G. 78, 221 attention in affective picture processing 78, 138
Carroll, D., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211
Chavanon, M.-L., see Kemper, C.J. 78, 191 Hanada, H., see Tsuru,| . 78, 159
Chen, E., see Wolf, J.M. 78, 20 Harmon-jones, E., see Peterson, C.K. 78, 216
Cima, M., T. Smeets, M. Jelicic, Self-reported trauma, cortisol levels, Hatfield, B.D., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
and aggression in psychopathic and non-psychopathic prison Hearn, J.W., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
inmates 78,75 Hennighausen, E., see Kemper, C.J. 78, 191
Contreras-VidalJ.,L ., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 Henry,J .,s ee Waters, A.M. 78, 10
Corral, M.-]., see Cortifias, M. 78,253 Herrmann, M., see Galashan, D. 78, 246
Cortifias, M., M.-J. Corral, G. Garrido, M. Garolera, M. Pajares, Hietanen, J.K., see Leppanen, J.M. 78, 150
C. Escera, Reduced novelty-P3 associated with increased behavioral Hikichi, T., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
distractibility in schizophrenia 78, 253 Huppert, |.D., see Moser, |.S. 78, 93
Coudray, C., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1
Craske, M.G., see Waters, A.M. 78, 10 Isogawa, K., see Tsuru, J. 78, 159
Crost, N.W., C.A. Pauls, J. Wacker, Defensiveness and anxiety predict
frontal EEG asymmetry only in specific situational contexts Jelicic, M., see Cima, M. 78, 75
78, 43 Jern, P., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Johansson, A., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Danuser, B., see Gomez, P. 78, 138
De Peuter, S., see Fannes, S. 78, 87 Kavussanu, M., see Ring, C. 78, 123
Deeny, S.P., D. Poeppel, J.B. Zimmerman, S.M. Roth, J. Brandauer, Keltikangas-jarvinen, L., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204
S. Witkowski, J.W. Hearn, A.T. Ludlow, J.L. Contreras-Vidal, Kemper, C.]., A. Leue, J. Wacker, M.-L. Chavanon, E. Hennighausen,
J. Brandt, B.D. Hatfield, Exercise, APOE, and working memory: MEG G. Stemmler, Agentic extraversion as a predictor of effort-related
and behavioral evidence for benefit of exercise in epsilon4 carriers cardiovascular response 78, 191
78, 179 Kenneth Sandnabba, N., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Dimova, K., see Nikolaev, A.R. 78, 53 Kenntner-Mabiala, R., M. Andreatta, M.J. Wieser, A. Miihlberger,
Drayson, M.T., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211 P. Pauli, Distinct effects of attention and affect on pain perception
Duval, E., see Moser, J.S. 78, 93 and somatosensory evoked potentials 78, 114
doi: 10.1016/S0301 -0511(08)00135-X
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Kivimaki, M., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204 Ring, C., L. Edwards, M. Kavussanu, Effects of isometric exercise on pain
Kodama, K., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159 are mediated by blood pressure 78, 123
Koskinen, K., see Leppanen, J.M. 78, 150 Romero, S.G., D.J. McFarland, R. Faust, L. Farrell, A.T. Cacace,
Koskinen, T., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204 Electrophysiological markers of skill-related neuroplasticity
Kudielka, B.M., see Bellingrath, S. 78, 104 78, 221
Kuhn, C.M., see Brummett, B.H. 78, 200 Roth, S.M., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
Leppanen, J.M., J.K. Hietanen, K. Koskinen, Differential early ERPs to
Santesso, D.L., SJ. Segalowitz, A.R. Ashbaugh, M.M. Antony,
fearful versus neutral facial expressions: A response to the salience
R.E. McCabe, L.A. Schmidt, Frontal EEG asymmetry and sensation
of the eyes? 78, 150
seeking in young adults 78, 164
Leue, A., see Kemper, C.]. 78, 191
Santtila, P., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Lo, H., see Péssel, P. 78, 173
Schmidt, L.A., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164
Ludlow, A.T., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
Schroéger, E., see Bendixen, A. 78, 231
Seemann, S., see Péssel, P. 78, 173
Martin, F.H., see Briggs, K.E. 78,29
Segalowitz, S.J., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164
Matsushita, H., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
Shafy, S., see Gomez, P. 78, 138
McCabe, R.E., see Santesso, D.L. 78, 164
Siegler, I.C., see Brummett, B.H. 78, 200
McConville, C., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1
Simons, R.F., see Moser, J.S. 78, 93
McFarland, D.J., see Romero, S.G. 78, 221
Simpson, E.E.A., C. McConville, G. Rae, J.M. O'Connor, B,J. Stewart-Knox,
Mentzel, H.-J., see Quadflieg, S. 78, 129
C. CoudrayJ,. j.S train, Salivary cortisol, stress and mood in healthy
Meulders, A., see Fannes, S. 78, 87
older adults: The Zenith study 78, 1
Miltner, W.H.R., see Quadflieg, S. 78, 129
Smeets, T., see Cima, M. 78, 75
Mohr, A., see Quadflieg, S. 78, 129
Stemmiler, G., see Kemper, C.J. 78, 191
Morris, N., Elevating blood glucose level increases the retention of
Stevens, M.K., see Benton, D. 78, 242
information from a public safety video 78, 188
Stewart-Knox, B.]., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1
Moser, J.S., ].D. Huppert, E. Duval, R.F. Simons, Face processing biases
Strain, J.J., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1
in social anxiety: An electrophysiological study 78, 93
Straube, T., see Quadflieg, S. 78, 129
Mihiberger, A., see Kenntner-Mabiala, R. 78, 114
Nagayama, H., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159 Tanaka, Y., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
Neumann, D.L., see Rae Westbury, H. 78, 66 Tsuru, J., J. Akiyoshi, Y. Tanaka, H. Matsushita, H. Hanada, K. Kodama,
Neumann, D.L., see Waters, A.M. 78, 10 T. Hikichi, H. Ohgami, T. Tsutsumi, K. lsogawa, H. Nagayama, Social
Nicholls, E., see Wolf, |.M. 78, 20 support and enhanced suppression of adrenocorticotropic hormone
Nierop, A., P.H. Wirtz, A. Bratsikas, R. Zimmermann, U. Ehlert, Stress- and cortisol responses to hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal function
buffering effects of psychosocial resources on physiological and and thyrotropin-releasing hormone tests in patients with major
psychological stress response in pregnant women 78, 261 depressive disorder 78, 159
Nikolaev, A.R., M. Ziessler, K. Dimova, C. van Leeuwen, Anticipated Tsutsumi,T ., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
action consequences as a nexus between action and perception:
Evidence from event-related potentials 78, 53 Van den Bergh, O., see Fannes, S. 78, 87
Van Diest, I., see Fannes, S. 78, 87
O'Connor, J.M., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1 van Leeuwen, C., see Nikolaev, A.R. 78, 53
Ohgami, H., see Tsuru,J . 78, 159
Vansteenwegen, D., see Fannes, S. 78, 87
Ornitz, E.M., see Waters, A.M. 78, 10 Varjonen, M., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
Viikari, J.S.A., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204
Pajares, M., see Cortifias, M. 78, 253
von der Pahlen, B., P. Santtila, A. Johansson, M. Varjonen, P. Jern,
Pauli, P., see Kenntner-Mabiala, R. 78, 114 K. Witting, N. Kenneth Sandnabba, Do the same genetic and
Pauls, C.A., see Crost, N.W. 78, 43
environmental effects underlie the covariation of alcohol dependence,
Peterson, C.K., E. Harmon-Jones, Proneness to hypomania predicts EEG smoking, and aggressive behaviour? 78, 269
coherence between left motor cortex and left prefrontal
cortex 78, 216
Phillips, A.C., see Gallagher, S. 78, 211 Wacker, J., see Crost, N.W. 78, 43
Poeppel, D., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179 Wacker,J .,s ee Kemper, C.J. 78, 191
Péssel, P., H. Lo, A. Fritz, S. Seemann, A longitudinal study of cortical Waters, A.M., D.L. Neumann, J. Henry, M.G. Craske, E.M. Ornitz,
EEG activity in adolescents 78, 173 Baseline and affective startle modulation by angry and neutral faces
Pulkki-Raback, L., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204 in 4-8-year-old anxious and non-anxious children 78, 10
Weigl, T., see Bellingrath, S. 78, 104
Puttonen, S., M. Elovainio, M. Kivimaki, T. Koskinen, L. Pulkki-Raback,
J.S.A. Viikari, O.T. Raitakari, L. Keltikangas-Jarvinen, Temperament, Wieser, M.J., see Kenntner-Mabiala, R. 78, 114
health-related behaviors, and autonomic cardiac regulation: The Williams, R.B., see Brummett, B.H. 78, 200
cardiovascular risk in young Finns study 78, 204 Wirtz, P.H., see Nierop, A. 78, 261
Witkowski, S., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
Quadflieg, S., A. Mohr, H.-J. Mentzel, W.H.R. Miltner, T. Straube, Wittfoth, M., see Galashan, D. 78, 246
Modulation of the neural network involved in the processing of Witting, K., see von der Pahlen, B. 78, 269
anger prosody: The role of task-relevance and social phobia 78, 129 Wolf, |.M., E. Nicholls, E. Chen, Chronic stress, salivary cortisol, and
a-amylase in children with asthma and healthy children
Rae Westbury, H., D.L. Neumann, Empathy-related responses to mov- 78, 20
ing film stimuli depicting human and non-human animal targets in
negative circumstances 78, 66 Ziessler, M., see Nikolaev, A.R. 78, 53
Rae, G., see Simpson, E.E.A. 78, 1 ZimmermanJ.,B ., see Deeny, S.P. 78, 179
Raitakari, O.T., see Puttonen, S. 78, 204 Zimmermann, R., see Nierop, A. 78, 261
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Abstract rule encoding 78, 231 Distractibility 78, 253
Action consequences 78, 53 Distraction 78, 231
Action planning 78, 53 Dynamic stimulus sequences 78, 231
Activation components 78, 191
Active coping 78, 191 EEG 78, 43, 221, 246
Adolescents 78, 173 EEG coherence 78, 216
Affect 78, 114 Effort 78, 191
Affective pictures 78, 138 Effort-reward-imbalance 78, 104
Agentic extraversion 78, 191 Electrical stimuli 78, 114
Aggression 78, 75, 269 EMG 78, 66
Alcohol 78, 269 Emotion 78, 29, 114, 129, 138, 150
Alpha activity 78, 173 Emotional faces 78, 10
Alpha-adrenergic activation 78, 191 Empathy 78, 66
Alpha-amylase 78, 261 End-tidal carbon dioxide concentration 78, 138
Antibody response 78, 211 ERPs 78, 29, 221, 253
Anxiety 78, 10, 43 Event-related potentials (ERPs) 78, 53, 93, 150, 231, 246, 253
Anxiety symptoms 78, 173 Exercise 78, 179
APOE 78, 179 Exercise-induced hypoalgesia 78, 123
Arousal 78, 138 Extended twin study 78, 269
Arterial baroreceptors 78, 123 Eye-blink 78, 138
Attention 78, 29, 93, 114, 129, 138, 231, 242
Auditory oddball 78, 253
Face perception 78, 150
Auditory sensory memory 78, 231
Facial expression 78, 150
Avoidance 78, 87
Fear 78, 87
Flankers 78, 53
Beta-adrenergic activation 78, 191
fMRI 78, 129
Biological marker 78, 159
Frontal EEG asymmetry 78, 164
Bipolar disorder 78, 216
Frontal hemispheric asymmetry 78, 43
Blood glucose and memory 78, 188
Blood pressure 78, 204
Breakfast and i, nstructi, on 78, 188 Gendera e78, 200
Burnout 78, 104 Genetic effects 78, 269
Glucose 78, 242
Cardiac control 78, 204 Glucose and complex memory tasks 78, 188
Childhood asthma 78, 20 Glycemic load 78, 242
Children 78, 10, 242
Cholesterol 78, 204 Health behaviors 78, 204
Cholinergic activation 78, 191 Heart rate variability 78, 204
Chronic stress 78, 20 HPA axis 78, 104
CNS serotonergic activity 78, 200 Human-animal 78, 66
CO>-inhalation 78, 87 Hypomania 78, 216
Conditioning 78, 87
Context effects 78, 43 Immunoglobulin M 78, 211
Cortisol 78, 1, 20, 75, 261 Impression management 78, 43
Information processing biases 78, 93
Daily uplifts 78, 261 Involuntary attention 78, 253
Defensiveness 78, 43
Depression 78, 159 Lateralized readiness potential 78, 53
Depressive symptoms 78, 173 Learning 78, 53
DEX/CRH test 78, 159 Life events 78, 211
Dexamethasone suppression test (DST) 78, 104 Longitudinal study 78, 173
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M170 78, 179 Salivary a-amylase 78, 20
MEG 78, 179 Salivary cortisol 78, 104
Memory 78, 242 Schizophrenia 78, 253
Mismatch negativity (MMN) 78, 231 Self-efficacy 78, 261
Motivation 78, 29 Self-reported trauma 78, 75
Sensation seeking 78, 164
Negative mood 78, 1 Similarity 78, 66
Negativity bias 78, 138 Simon effect 78, 246
Neuroplasticity 78, 221 Skill learning 78, 221
Nicotine 78, 269 Skin conductance 78, 66
Nociceptive flexion reflex 78, 123 Social anxiety 78, 93
Novelty-P3 78, 253 Social support 78, 211
Social support questionnaire 78, 159
Odors 78, 87 Socioeconomic status 78, 20
Older adults 78, 1 Somatosensory evoked potentials 78, 114
Orienting response 78, 253 Startle modulation 78, 10
State 78, 43
P300 78, 246 Stimulus-response compatibility 78, 246
Pain 78, 114, 123 Stress-buffering effects 78, 261
Peak P1, P2 78, 53
Perceived stress 78, 1
Task engagement 78, 191
Personality 78, 200, 204
Teacher stress 78, 104
Phobia 78, 129
Temperament 78, 204
Pneumococcal vaccination 78, 211
Temperament and character inventory 78, 204
Positive mood 78, 1
Threat 78, 129
Prefrontal cortex (PFC) 78, 216
Pregnancy 78, 261 Trait 78, 43
Pressor response 78, 123 TRH test 78, 159
Prolactin 78, 200
Psychopathy 78, 75 Vital exhaustion 78, 104
Psychosocial stress test 78, 261
Ratings 78, 66 Working Memory 78, 179
Respiration 78, 87, 138
Response monitoring 78, 93 Young adults 78, 164
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Volume contents
Regular Articles
E.E.A. Simpson, C. McConville, G. Rae, |.M. O'Connor, B.J. Stewart-Knox, C. Coudray, J.J. Strain, Salivary cortisol, stress and
mood in healthy older adults: The Zenith study
A.M. Waters, D.L. Neumann,J .H enry, M.G. Craske, E.M. Ornitz, Baseline and affective startle modulation by angry and neu-
tral faces in 4-8-year-old anxious and non-anxious children
J.M. Wolf, E. Nicholls, E. Chen, Chronic stress, salivary cortisol, and a-amylase in children with asthma and healthy
children
K.E. Briggs, F.H. Martin, Target processing is facilitated by motivationally relevant cues
N.W. Crost, C.A. Pauls,| .W acker, Defensiveness and anxiety predict frontal EEG asymmetry only in specific situational con-
A.R. Nikolaev, M. Ziessler, K. Dimova, C. van Leeuwen, Anticipated action consequences as a nexus between action and per-
ception: Evidence from event-related potentials
H. Rae Westbury, D.L. Neumann, Empathy-related responses to moving film stimuli depicting human and
non-human animal targets in negative circumstances
M. Cima, T. Smeets, M. Jelicic, Self-reported trauma, cortisol levels, and aggression in psychopathic and
non-psychopathic prison inmates
S. Fannes, I. Van Diest, A. Meulders, S. De Peuter, D. Vansteenwegen, O. Van den Bergh, To inhale or not to inhale: Condi-
tioned avoidance in breathing behavior in an odor—20% CO5 paradigm
J.S. Moser, J.D. Huppert, E. Duval, R.F. Simons, Face processing biases in social anxiety: An electrophysiological study
S. Bellingrath, T. Weigl, B.M. Kudielka, Cortisol dysregulation in school teachers in relation to burnout, vital exhaustion, and
effort-reward-imbalance
R. Kenntner-Mabiala, M. Andreatta, M.J. Wieser, A. Mihliberger, P. Pauli, Distinct effects of attention and affect on pain per-
ception and somatosensory evoked potentials
C. Ring, L. Edwards, M. Kavussanu, Effects of isometric exercise on pain are mediated by blood pressure
Regular Articles
S. Quadflieg, A. Mohr, H.-]. Mentzel, W.H.R. Miltner, T. Straube, Modulation of the neural network involved in the
processing of anger prosody: The role of task-relevance and social phobia
P. Gomez, S. Shafy, B. Danuser, Respiration, metabolic balance, and attention in affective picture processing
J.M. LeppanenJ,.K . Hietanen, K. Koskinen, Differential early ERPs to fearful versus neutral facial expressions: A response to
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Volume contents of vol. 78 (2008)
J. Tsuru, J. Akiyoshi, Y. Tanaka, H. Matsushita, H. Hanada, K. Kodama, T. Hikichi, H. Ohgami, T. Tsutsumi, K. Isogawa,
H. Nagayama, Social support and enhanced suppression of adrenocorticotropic hormone and cortisol responses to hy-
pothalamic-pituitary—adrenal function and thyrotropin-releasing hormone tests in patients with major depressive dis-
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