Biological Psychology 2008: Vol 79 Index

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Biological Psychology 79 (2008) 343-345
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Author index
Aleman, A., M. Swart, S. van Rijn, Brain imaging, genetics and emotion Cath, D.C., see den Braber, A. 79, 91
79, 58 Chapman, C.D., see Gonzales, M. 79, 193
Alku, P., see Groen, M.A. 79, 148 Chiang, M.-C., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43
Alves, H., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317 Collins, A., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250
Ashley-Koch, A., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250 Congdon, E., see Canli, T. 79, 118
Aue, T., K.R. Scherer, Appraisal-driven somatovisceral response pat- Coutya,J .,s ee Hastings, P.D. 79, 299
terning: Effects of intrinsic pleasantness and goal conduciveness Croissant, B., R. Demmel, F. Rist, R. Olbrich, Exploring the link between
79, 158 gender, sensation seeking, and famiiy history of alcoholism in cor-
tisol stress-response dampening 79, 268
Banupriya, C., see Ratnakar, S. 79, 234
Bearden, C.E., D.C. Glahn, A.D. Lee, M.-C. Chiang, T.G.M. van Erp, T.D. De Cremer, D., see Boksem, M.A.S. 79, 185
Cannon, A.L. Reiss, A.W. Toga, P.M. Thompson, Neural phenotypes de Geus, E., T. Goldberg, D.I. Boomsma, D. Posthuma, Imaging the ge-
of common and rare genetic variants 79, 43 netics of brain structure and function 79, 1
Behr,J. ,s ee Puls, I. 79, 126 de Geus, E.J.C., see Wolfensberger, S.P.A. 79, 80
Bellgrove, M.A., see Greene, C.M. 79, 30 de Moraes, H., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317
Bendixen, A., see Horvath,J . 79, 139 de Quervain, D.].-F., see Sigmund|,.C . 79, 239
Bernat, E.M., see Yoon, H.H. 79, 329 de Ruiter, M.B., see den Braber, A. 79, 91
Betensky, J|.D., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 De Ruiter, M.B., see Wolfensberger, S.P.A. 79, 80
Bilder, R.M., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 de Zubicaray, G.I., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
Bishop, D.V.M., see Groen, M.A. 79, 148 Demmel, R., see Croissant, B. 79, 268
Blokland, G.A.M., K.L. McMahon,J .H offman, G. Zhu, M. Meredith, N.G. den Braber, A., D.v.’. Ent, G.A.M. Blokland, D.S. van Grootheest, D.C.
Martin, P.M. Thompson, G.I. de Zubicaray, M.J. Wright, Quantifying Cath, D.J. Veltman, M.B. de Ruiter, D.I. Boomsma, An fMRI study in
the heritability of task-related brain activation and performance monozygotic twins discordant for obsessive-compulsive symptoms
during the N-back working memory task: A twin fMRI study 79, 70 79, 91
Blokland, G.A.M., see den Braber, A. 79, 91 DeRosse, P., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103
Boksem, M.A.S., M. Tops, E. Kostermans, D. De Cremer, Sensitivity to Deslandes, A.C., H. de Moraes, F.A.M.S. Pompeu, P. Ribeiro, M. Cagy, C.
punishment and reward omission: Evidence from error-related ERP Capitdo, H. Alves, R.A.M. Piedade,| .L aks, Electroencephalographic
components 79, 185 frontal asymmetry and depressive symptoms in the elderly 79, 317
Boomsma, D.I., see de Geus, E. 79, 1 Dess, N.K., see Gonzales, M. 79, 193
Boomsma, D.I., see den Braber, A. 79, 91 Dobson-Stone, C., see Gatt, J.M. 79,275
Boomsma, D.I., see Wolfensberger, S.P.A. 79, 80 Dominguez-Borras,J .,s ee Garcia-Garcia, M. 79, 307
Borkovec, T.D., see Oathes, D.J. 79, 165 Doureradjou, P., see Ratnakar, S. 79, 234
Boyle, S.H., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250
Bradley, B.P., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216 Ent, D.v.’., see den Braber, A. 79, 91
Braet, W., see Greene, C.M. 79, 30 Entringer, S., see Kumsta, R. 79, 179
Breiter, H.C., see Puls, 1. 79, 126 Ernst, M., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216
Brocki, K., see Fossella, J. 79, 23 Escera, C., see Garcia-Garcia, M. 79, 307
Brummett, B.H., S.H. Boyle, I.C. Siegler, C.M. Kuhn, R.S. Surwit, M.E. Gar- Esslinger, C., see Reuter, M. 79, 111
rett, A. Collins, A. Ashley-Koch, R.B. Williams, HPA axis function in
male caregivers: Effect of the monoamine oxidase-A gene promoter Fan,J. , see Fossella,J . 79, 23
(MAOA-uVNTR) 79, 250 Fossella, J., J. Fan, X. Liu, K. Guise, K. Brocki, P.R. Hof, R. Kittappa, R.
Bulut, M., see Selek, S. 79, 256 McKay, M. Posner, Provisional hypotheses for the molecular genet-
Burdick, K.E., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 ics of cognitive development: Imaging genetic pathways in the
anterior cingulate cortex 79, 23
Cagy, M., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317 Foster, ].K., see Smith, M.A. 79, 209
Canli, T., E. Congdon, R. Todd Constable, K.P. Lesch, Additive effects of Friedman, B.H., see Knepp, M.M. 79, 287
serotonin transporter and tryptophan hydroxylase-2 gene variation
on neural correlates of affective processing 79, 118 Gallhofer, B., see Reuter, M. 79, 111
Cannon, T.D., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43 Garcia-Garcia, M., |.D ominguez-Borras, I. SanMiguel, C. Escera, Electro-
Capitao, C., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317 physiological and behavioral evidence of gender differences in the
Castonguay, L.G., see Oathes, D.J. 79, 165 modulation of distraction by the emotional context 79, 307
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344 Author index of vol. 79 (2008)
Garrett, C., see Gonzales, M. 79, 193 Lesch, K.P., see Canli, T. 79, 118
Garrett, M.E., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250 Lis, S., see Reuter, M. 79, 111
Gatt, ].M., S.A. Kuan, C. Dobson-Stone, R.H. Paul, R.T. Joffe, AH. Kemp, Liu, X., see Fossella, J. 79, 23
E. Gordon, P.R. Schofield, L.M. Williams, Association between BDNF
Val66Met polymorphism and trait depression is mediated via rest- Mai, X., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216
ing EEG alpha band activity 79, 275 Makris, N., see Puls, I. 79, 126
Gergerlioglu, H.S., see Selek, S. 79, 256 Malan, L., N.T. Malan, M.P. Wissing, Y.K. Seedat, Coping with urbaniza-
Glahn, D.C., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43 tion: A cardiometabolic risk? The THUSA study 79, 323
Goldberg, T., see de Geus, E. 79, 1 Malan, N.T., see Malan, L. 79, 323
Goldberg, T.E., see Mattay, V.S. 79,9 Malhotra, A.K., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103
Goldman, D., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 Malone, S.M., see Yoon, H.H. 79, 329
Gonzales, M., C. Garrett, C.D. Chapman, N.K. Dess, Stress-induced at- Martin, N.G., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
tenuation of acoustic startle in low-saccharin-consuming rats 79, Mattay, V.S., T.E. Goldberg, F. Sambataro, D.R. Weinberger,
193 Neurobiology of cognitive aging: Insights from imaging genetics
Gordon, E., see Gatt, J.M. 79, 275 79,9
Greene, C.M., W. Braet, K.A. Johnson, M.A. Bellgrove, Imaging the ge- McCabe, D.C., see ShucardJ,.L . 79, 223
netics of executive function 79, 30 McGue, M., see Yoon, H.H. 79, 329
Groen, M.A., P. Alku, D.V.M. Bishop, Lateralisation of auditory process- McKay, R., see Fossella,J . 79, 23
ing in Down syndrome: A study of T-complex peaks Ta and Tb 79, McMahon, K.L., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
148 McShane, K.E., see Hastings, P.D. 79, 299
Guise, K., see Fossella, J. 79, 23 Meredith, M., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
Mogg, K., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216
Hastings, P.D., ].N. Nuselovici, W.T. Utendale, J. Coutya, K.E. McShane, Mohr,J. , see Puls, |. 79, 126
C. Sullivan, Applying the polyvagal theory to children’s emotion Monk, C.S., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216
regulation: Social context, socialization, and adjustment 79, 299 Montag, C., see Reuter, M. 79, 111
Heinz, A., see Puls, 1. 79, 126 Mussgay, L., see Laederach-Hofmann, K. 79, 243
Hellhammer, D.H., see Kumsta, R. 79, 179
Henry,J .,s ee Neumann, D.L. 79, 337 Nagano, Y., see Izawa, S. 79, 294
Hodgkinson, C.A., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 Napolitano, B., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103
Hof, P.R., see Fossella, J. 79, 23 Neumann, D.L., A.M. Waters, H.R. Westbury,J ].H enry, The use of an un-
Hoffman,J .,s ee Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70 pleasant sound unconditional stimulus in an aversive conditioning
Hoogendijk, W.].G., see Wolfensberger, S.P.A. 79, 80 procedure with 8- to 11-year-old children 79, 337
Horvath,J. , |. Winkler, A. Bendixen, Do N1/MMN, P3a, and RON form a Newman, M.G., see Oathes, D.]. 79, 165
strongly coupled chain reflecting the three stages of auditory Nitschke,]. ,s ee Oathes, D.J. 79, 165
distraction? 79, 139 Nomura, S., see Izawa, S. 79, 294
Huynh, K.-D., see Sigmund, J.C. 79, 239 Nuselovic]i.,N. , see Hastings, P.D. 79, 299
lacono, W.G., see Yoon, H.H. 79, 329 Oathes, D.]., W.J. Ray, A.S. Yamasaki, T.D. Borkovec, L.G. Castonguay,
Izawa, S., N. Sugaya, K. Shirotsuki, K.C. Yamada, N. Ogawa, Y. Ouchi, Y. M.G. Newman, J. Nitschke, Worry, generalized anxiety disorder, and
Nagano, K. Suzuki, S$. Nomura, Salivary dehydroepiandrosterone se- emotion: Evidence from the EEG gamma band 79, 165
cretion in response to acute psychosocial stress and its correlations Obermayer, K., see Puls, |. 79, 126
with biological and psychological changes 79, 294 Ogawa, N., see Izawa, S. 79, 294
Olbrich, R., see Croissant, B. 79, 268
Joffe, R.T., see Gatt, |.M. 79, 275 Ouchi, Y., see Izawa, S. 79, 294
Johnson, K.A., see Greene, C.M. 79, 30
Papassotiropoulos, A., see Sigmund, J].C. 79, 239
Kane, |].M., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 Paul, R.H., see Gatt, ]|.M. 79,275
Kemp, A.H., see Gatt, J.M. 79, 275 Piedade, R.A.M., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317
Kirsch, P., see Reuter, M. 79, 111 Pine, D.S., see Telzer, E.H. 79, 216
Kittappa, R., see Fossella,J . 79, 23 Pompeu, F.A.M.S., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317
Kitzrow, W., see Puls, |. 79, 126 Posner, M., see Fossella,J . 79, 23
Knepp, M.M., B.H. Friedman, Cardiovascular activity during laboratory Posthuma, D., see de Geus, E. 79, 1
tasks in women with high and low worry 79, 287 PrillerJ,. ,s ee Puls, 1. 79, 126
Koner, B.C., see Ratnakar, S. 79, 234 Puls, L.,J .M ohr, J. Wrase, J. Priller, J. Behr, W. Kitzrow, N. Makris, H.C.
Koper, |.W., see Kumsta, R. 79, 179 Breiter, K. Obermayer, A. Heinz, Synergistic effects of the dopamin-
Kostermans, E., see Boksem, M.A.S. 79, 185 ergic and glutamatergic system on hippocampal volume in
Kuan, S.A., see Gatt, J.M. 79,275 alcohol-dependent patients 79, 126
Kuhn, C.M., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250
Kumsta, R., S. Entringer, J.W. Koper, E.F.C. van Rossum, D.H. Hellham- Ratnakar, S., C. Banupriya, P. Doureradjou, S. Vivekanandam, M.K.
mer, S. Wiist, Glucocorticoid receptor gene polymorphisms and Srivastava, B.C. Koner, Evaluation of anxiety, depression and urinary
glucocorticoid sensitivity of subdermal blood vessels and leukocytes protein excretion among the family caregivers of advanced cancer
79, 179 patients 79, 234
Ray, W.]., see Oathes, D.J. 79, 165
Laederach-Hofmann, K., H. Riiddel, L. Mussgay, Pathological barore- Reiss, A.L., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43
ceptor sensitivity in patients suffering from somatization disorders: Reuter, M., C. Esslinger, C. Montag, S. Lis, B. Gallhofer, P. Kirsch, A func-
Do they correlate with symptoms? 79, 243 tional variant of the tryptophan hydroxylase 2 gene impacts working
Laks, J., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317 memory: A genetic imaging study 79, 111
Lee, A.D., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43 Ribeiro, P., see Deslandes, A.C. 79, 317
Lencz, T., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 Rist, F., see Croissant, B. 79, 268
Author index of vol. 79 (2008)
Robinson, D.G., see Szeszko, P.R. 79, 103 Todd Constable, R., see Canli, T. 79, 118
Riiddel, H., see Laederach-Hofmann, K. 79, 243 Toga, A.W., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43
Tops, M., see Boksem, M.A.S. 79, 185
Sambataro, F., see Mattay, V.S. 79,9
SanMiguel, I., see Garcia-Garcia, M. 79, 307 Utendale, W.T., see Hastings, P.D. 79, 299
Savas, H.A., see Selek, S. 79, 256
Scherer, K.R., see Aue, T. 79, 158 van Erp, T.G.M., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43
Schofield, P.R., see Gatt, ]|.M. 79,275 van Grootheest, D.S., see den Braber, A. 79, 91
Seedat, Y.K., see Malan, L. 79, 323 van Lankveld, J.].D.M., F-T.Y. Smulders, The effect of visual sexual content
Selek, S., H.A. Savas, H.S. Gergerlioglu, M. Bulut, H.R. Yilmaz, Oxidative on the event-related potential 79, 200
imbalance in adult attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder 79, 256 van Rijn, S., see Aleman, A. 79, 58
Shirotsuki, K., see Izawa, S. 79, 294 van Rossum, E.F.C., see Kumsta, R. 79, 179
Shucard, J.L., D.C. McCabe, H. Szymanski, An event-related potential Veltman, D.J., see den Braber, A. 79, 91
study of attention deficits in posttraumatic stress disorder during Veltman, D.J., see Wolfensberger, S.P.A. 79, 80
auditory and visual Go/NoGo continuous performance tasks 79, Vivekanandam, S., see Ratnakar, S. 79, 234
223 Vogler, C., see Sigmund, ].C. 79, 239
Siegler, I.C., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250
Sigmund, J.C., C. Vogler, K.-D. Huynh, D.J.-F. de Quervain, A. Papas- Waters, A.M., see Neumann, D.L. 79, 337
sotiropoulos, Fine-mapping at the HTR2A locus reveals multiple Weinberger, D.R., see Mattay, V.S. 79, 9
episodic memory-related variants 79, 239 Westbury, H.R., see Neumann, D.L. 79, 337
Smith, M.A., ].K. Foster, Glucoregulatory and order effects on verbal Williams, L.M., see Gatt, |.M. 79, 275
episodic memory in healthy adolescents after oral glucose admin- Williams, R.B., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250
istration 79, 209 Winkler, |., see Horvath,J . 79, 139
Smulders, F.T.Y., see van Lankveld, J.J.D.M. 79, 200 Wissing, M.P., see Malan, L. 79, 323
Srivastava, M.K., see Ratnakar, S. 79, 234 Wolfensberger, S.P.A., D.J. Veltman, W.].G. Hoogendijk, M.B. De Ruiter,
Sugaya, N., see Izawa, S. 79, 294 D.1. Boomsma, E.J.C. de Geus, The neural correlates of verbal encoding
Sullivan, C., see Hastings, P.D. 79, 299 and retrieval in monozygotic twins at low or high risk for depression
Surwit, R.S., see Brummett, B.H. 79, 250 and anxiety 79, 80
Suzuki, K., see Izawa, S. 79, 294 Wrase,J. , see Puls, |. 79, 126
Swart, M., see Aleman, A. 79, 58 Wright, M.J., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
Szeszko, P.R., C.A. Hodgkinson, D.G. Robinson, P. DeRosse, R.M. Bilder, Wist, S., see Kumsta, R. 79, 179
T. Lencz, K.E. Burdick, B. Napolitano, J.D. Betensky, J.M. Kane, D.
Goldman, A.K. Malhotra, DISC1 is associated with prefrontal cortical Yamada, K.C., see Izawa, S. 79, 294
gray matter and positive symptoms in schizophrenia 79, 103 Yamasaki, A.S., see Oathes, D.]. 79, 165
Szymanski, H., see Shucard, J.L. 79, 223 yao, D., see Tian, Y. 79, 171
Yilmaz, H.R., see Selek, S. 79, 256
Telzer, E.H., K. Mogg, B.P. Bradley, X. Mai, M. Ernst, D.S. Pine, C.S. Monk, Yoon, H.H., W.G. lacono, S.M. Malone, E.M. Bernat, M. McGue, The
Relationship between trait anxiety, prefrontal cortex, and attention effects of childhood disruptive disorder comorbidity on P3 event-
bias to angry faces in children and adolescents 79, 216 related brain potentials in preadolescents with ADHD 79, 329
Thompson, P.M., see Bearden, C.E. 79, 43
Thompson, P.M., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70 Zhu, G., see Blokland, G.A.M. 79, 70
Tian, Y., D. Yao, A study on the neural mechanism of inhibition of Zwolinski, J., Biopsychosocial responses to social rejection in targets
return by the event-related potential in the Go/Nogo task 79, 171 of relational aggression 79, 260
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Subject index
ACC 79, 223 Disinhibition 79, 329
Acoustic startle 79, 193 Distraction 79, 139
Acute psychosocial stress 79, 294 Dopamine 79, 30, 126
Adaptive physiological response preparation 79, 158 Dorsal lateral prefrontal cortex 79, 70
ADHD 79, 329 Down syndrome 79, 148
Adjustment 79, 299
Adolescents 79, 209 Elderly 79, 317
Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 79, 256 Electroencephalography 79, 165
Affect 79, 118 Emotion 79, 58, 118, 158, 165
Africans 79, 323 Emotional context 79, 307
Aging 79,9 Encoding 79, 80
Alcohol 79, 268 Endophenotype 79, 275
Alcohol addiction 79, 126 Engagement 79, 185
Alpha power 79, 317
Environmental risk 79, 91
Alpha rhythm 79, 275
ERN 79, 185
Amygdala 79, 58, 118 ERP 79, 223
Anxiety 79, 80, 287 Event-related potential (ERP) 79, 139, 148, 171, 200, 307, 329
Appraisal 79, 158 Executive control 79, 111
Arousal 79, 200 Executive functions 79, 30
Attention 79, 139, 216 Extinction 79, 337
Auditory 79, 148
Autonomic nervous system 79, 287
Facial EMG 79, 158
Autonomic testing 79, 243
Fibrinogen 79, 323
fMRI 79, 58, 70, 80, 91, 111, 118
Baroreceptor sensitivity 79, 243
Fragile X 79, 43
BAS 79, 185
Frontal lobes 79, 103
BIS 79, 185
Functional magnetic resonance imaging 79, 118
Blood pressure 79, 294
Functional MRI 79, 216
Brain 79, 23, 43
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor 79, 275
Gamma band 79, 165
Gender 79, 268
Cardiovascular reactivity 79, 287
Gene 79, 103
Caregivers 79, 234
Generalized anxiety disorder 79, 165
Caregiving 79, 250
Genes 79, 9
Childhood disruptive disorders 79, 329
Genetics 79, 23, 30, 43, 58, 118
Children 79, 299, 337
Genotype 79, 275
Chromosome 22q11.2 79, 43
Glomerular permeability 79, 234
Cingulate 79, 23
Glucocorticoid receptor gene polymorphisms 79, 179
Cognition 79, 9, 209
Glucocorticoid sensitivity 79, 179
Comorbidity 79, 329
Glucoregulation 79, 209
COMT 79, 43, 126
Glucose 79, 209
Coping 79, 323
Glutamate 79, 126
Cortical asymmetry 79, 317
Goal conduciveness 79, 158
Cortisol 79, 250, 260, 268, 294
Dehydroepiandrosterone 79, 294 HADS 79, 234
Delta rhythm 79, 275 Heart rate 79, 158
Depression 79, 80, 317 Heart rate variability 79, 287
Development 79, 23 Heritability 79, 70
DISC1 79, 103 Hippocampal volume 79, 126
Discordant 79, 91 Hippocampus 79, 239
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Hyperarousal 79, 223 Punishment 79, 185
Hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis 79, 179 Putamen 79, 118
Imaging 79, 23, 118 Quality ofl ife 79, 317
Imputation 79, 239
Individual differences 79, 70, 193 Regulation 79, 299
Information processing 79, 223 Relational victimization 79, 260
Inhibition of return (IOR) 79, 171 Reorienting negativity (RON) 79, 139
Intrinsic pleasantness 79, 158 Response inhibition 79, 223
Involuntary attention 79, 307 Response preparation inhibition 79, 171
Retrieval 79, 80
Lateralisation 79, 148 Reward 79, 185
Leu607phe 79, 103 RON 79, 307
RSA 79, 299
Machine learning 79, 126
Malondialdehyde 79, 234 Schizophrenia 79, 103
MAOA-uVNTR 79, 250 Sensation seeking 79, 268
Memory 79, 209 Sensory inhibition 79, 171
Metabolic syndrome 79, 323 Serotonin 79, 239
mGluR3 79, 126 Serotonin transporter 79, 118
Mismatch negativity (MMN) 79, 139 Sexual stimuli 79, 200
Monoamine oxidase-A 79, 250 Social exclusion 79, 260
Monozygotic 79, 91 Socialization 79, 299
Mood 79, 294 Somatization disorder 79, 243
Motivation 79, 185 Sound 79, 337
MRI 79, 103 Spectral analysis 79, 243
Multivariate genetic modelling 79, 70 Speech sounds 79, 148
Startle attenuation 79, 193
N1 79, 139 Stimulus sequence effects 79, 139
Ne 79, 185 Stress 79, 179, 193, 250
Neurofibromatosis | 79, 43 Stress-response dampening 79, 268
Neuroimaging 79, 9, 30, 43, 58 Striatum 79, 118
Nitric oxide 79, 256 Subjects at risk 79, 268
Nogo-N2/P3 79, 171 Superoxide dismutase 79, 256
Novelty-P3 79, 307
T-complex 79, 148
OCD 79, 91 Theta rhythm 79, 275
OCS 79, 91 Tones 79, 148
Order effects 79, 209 Tower of London 79, 91
Oxidative stress 79, 256 TPH2 —703 G/T 79, 111
TPH2 gene 79, 111
P300 79, 200 Trait anxiety 79, 216
P3 79, 223, 329 Tryptophan hydroxylase-2 79, 118
P3a 79, 139, 223 Twin study 79, 70
Pavlovian conditioning 79, 337 Twins 79, 80, 91
P3b 79, 223
Pe 79, 185 Unconditional stimulus 79, 337
Personality 79, 185 Urbanization 79, 323
Polymorphism 79, 58, 103, 118, 239
Positive slow wave 79, 200 Valence 79, 200
Prefrontal cortex 79, 216 Variable selection 79, 126
Proteinuria 79, 234 Velocardiofacial syndrome 79, 43
P-SVM 79, 126
Psychological stress 79, 268 Williams syndrome 79, 43
Psychometric instruments 79, 243 Women 79, 260
Psychosis 79, 43 Working memory 79, 70, 111
Psychotherapy 79, 165 Worry 79, 287
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Editorial
E. de Geus, T. Goldberg, D.I. Boomsma, D. Posthuma, Imaging the genetics of brain structure and function ............... 1
Reviews
V.S. Mattay, T.E. Goldberg, F. Sambataro, D.R. Weinberger, Neurobiology of cognitive aging: Insights from imaging genetics ... 9
J. Fossella, J. Fan, X. Liu, K. Guise, K. Brocki, P.R. Hof, R. Kittappa, R. McKay, M. Posner, Provisional hypotheses for the
molecular genetics of cognitive development: Imaging genetic pathways in the anterior cingulate cortex ............. 23
C.M. Greene, W. Braet, K.A. Johnson, M.A. Bellgrove, Imaging the genetics of executive function ...................0000- 30
C.E. Bearden, D.C. Glahn, A.D. Lee, M.-C. Chiang, T.G.M. van Erp, T.D. Cannon, A.L. Reiss, A.W. Toga, P.M. Thompson, Neural
ICE EET TET POTEET TTT PTE TTT Perr ery err Tore TT er eT y 43
A. Aleman, M. Swart, S. van Rijn, Brain imaging, genetics and EMOTION .....0c. cec.e .e.ee .ee.e ee.e cec.e ee.eee ees 58
Empirical Papers
G.A.M. Blokland, K.L. McMahon,J . Hoffman, G. Zhu, M. Meredith, N.G. Martin, P.M. Thompson, G.I. de Zubicaray, M.J. Wright,
Quantifying the heritability of task-related brain activation and performance during the N-back working memory task: A twin
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