Biological Psychology 2011: Vol 88 Index & Table of Contents

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Biological Psychology 88 (2011) 280-281
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Biological Psychology
journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/biopsycho
Author index
Adam, E.K., L. Till Hoyt, D.A. Granger, Diurnal alpha amylase patterns Gontier, E., see Paul, I. 88,94
in adolescents: Associations with puberty and momentary mood Grabe, H.J., see Lang, S. 88, 227
states 88, 170 Granger, D.A., see Adam, E.K. 88, 170
al’Absi, M., see Nakajima, M. 88, 141 Granger, D.A., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Allwood, M.A., K. Handwerger, K.T. Kivlighan, D.A. Granger, LR. Stroud, Granger, D.A., see Out, D. 88, 147
Direct and moderating links of salivary alpha-amylase and Guerra, P., R.R. Campagnoli, C. Vico, E. Volchan, L. Anllo-Vento, J. Vila,
cortisol stress-reactivity to youth behavioral and emotional adjust- Filial versus romantic love: Contributions from peripheral and cen-
ment 88, 57 tral electrophysiology 88, 196
Anllo-Vento, L., see Guerra, P. 88, 196 Gutiérrez, R., see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72
Bailey, ].M., see Rosenthal, A.M. 88, 112 Hammer, A., A. Rautzenberg, M. Heldmann, T.F. Miinte, Challenging
Bakermans-Kranenburg, M.J., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37 the error-likelihood model with a recognition paradigm: An electro-
Bakermans-Kranenburg, M.J., see Out, D. 88, 147 physiological study 88, 180
Band, G.P.H., see Spapé, M.M. 88, 116 Handwerger, K., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Bannier, D., see Paul, |. 88,94 Hauschildt, M., M,J.V. Peters, S. Moritz, L. Jelinek, Heart rate variability in
Bar-Haim, Y., see Frenkel, T.l. 88, 188 response to affective scenes in posttraumatic stress disorder 88,215
Barnow, S., see Lang, S. 88, 227 Hautzinger, M., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243
Berger, W., see Volchan, E. 88, 13 Heldmann, M., see Hammer, A. 88, 180
Blais, C.M., see Knott, VJ. 88, 83 Helminen, T.M., S.M. KaasinenJ,.K . Hietanen, Eye contact and arousal:
Blickhan, M., J.M. Kaufmann, J. Denzler, S.R. Schweinberger, C. Redies, The effects of stimulus duration 88, 124
1/f Characteristics of the Fourier power spectrum affects ERP cor- Hietanen, J.K., see Helminen, T.M. 88, 124
relates of face learning and recognition 88, 204 Hofman, A., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Bornovalova, M.A., see Richards, ].M. 88, 1 Hommel, B., see Spapé, M.M. 88, 116
Bostanov, V., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243 Horn, E., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
Hurd, Y., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51
Callot, C., see Maurage, P. 88, 28
Campagnoli, R.R., see Guerra, P. 88, 196 llivitsky, V., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
Chang, Y., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Jaddoe, V.W.V., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Coan, J.A., see Steiner, A.R.W. 88, 65
Jelinek, L., see Hauschildt, M. 88, 215
Cobbaert, C.M., see Out, D. 88, 147
Jia, H., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Coutinho, E.S.F., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Jungh6fer, M., see Wessing, I. 88, 161
Daughters, S.B., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1 Kaasinen, S.M., see Helminen, T.M. 88, 124
David, I.A., see Volchan, E. 88, 13 Kaufmann, J.M., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204
de Jong, P.J., M. van Overveld, M.L. Peters, Sympathetic and parasym- Kéri, S., see Kiss, I. 88, 223
pathetic responses to a core disgust video clip as a function of dis- Keune, P.M., V. Bostanov, M. Hautzinger, B. Kotchoubey, Mindfulness-
gust propensity and disgust sensitivity 88, 174 based cognitive therapy (MBCT), cognitive style, and the temporal
de Timary, P., see Maurage, P. 88, 28 dynamics of frontal EEG alpha asymmetry in recurrently depressed
Denzler, J., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204 patients 88, 243
Dobel, C., see Wessing, I. 88, 161 Kiss, I., E. Levy-Gigi, S. Kéri, CD 38 expression, attachment style and habit-
Dywan, J., see Mathewson, K.]. 88, 20 uation of arousal in relation to trust-related oxytocin release 88, 223
Kivlighan, K.T., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Ferrell, R.E., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51
Knott, V.J., A.M. Millar, J.F.M cIntosh, D.K. Shah, D.J. Fisher, C.M. Blais,
Figueira, I., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
V. llivitsky, E. Horn, Separate and combined effects of low dose ke-
Fisher, D.J., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
tamine and nicotine on behavioural and neural correlates of sus-
Fiszman, A., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
tained attention 88, 83
Flory, J.D., C.L. Pytte, Y. Hurd, R.E. Ferrell, $.B. Manuck, Alcohol
Kochel, A., see Schienle, A. 88, 263
dependence, disinhibited behavior and variation in the prodynor-
Kotchoubey, B., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243
phin gene 88,51
Kotchoubey, B., see Lang, S. 88, 227
Franklin, C.M., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Frenkel, T.I., Y. Bar-Haim, Neural activation during the processing of Lang, S., M. Stopsack, B. Kotchoubey, C. Frick, H.J. Grabe, C. Spitzer, S.
ambiguous fearful facial expressions: An ERP study in anxious and Barnow, Cortical inhibition in alexithymic patients with borderline
nonanxious individuals 88, 188 personality disorder 88, 227
Frick, C., see Lang, S. 88, 227 Le Dantec, C., see Paul, I. 88,94
Fiirniss, T., see Wessing, |. 88, 161 Lejuez, C.W., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1
doi: 10.1016/S0301-0511(11)00230-4
Biological Psychology 88 (2011) 280-281
Contents lists available at ScienceDirect
Biological Psychology
journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/biopsycho
Author index
Adam, E.K., L. Till Hoyt, D.A. Granger, Diurnal alpha amylase patterns Gontier, E., see Paul, I. 88,94
in adolescents: Associations with puberty and momentary mood Grabe, H.J., see Lang, S. 88, 227
states 88, 170 Granger, D.A., see Adam, E.K. 88, 170
al’Absi, M., see Nakajima, M. 88, 141 Granger, D.A., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Allwood, M.A., K. Handwerger, K.T. Kivlighan, D.A. Granger, LR. Stroud, Granger, D.A., see Out, D. 88, 147
Direct and moderating links of salivary alpha-amylase and Guerra, P., R.R. Campagnoli, C. Vico, E. Volchan, L. Anllo-Vento, J. Vila,
cortisol stress-reactivity to youth behavioral and emotional adjust- Filial versus romantic love: Contributions from peripheral and cen-
ment 88, 57 tral electrophysiology 88, 196
Anllo-Vento, L., see Guerra, P. 88, 196 Gutiérrez, R., see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72
Bailey, ].M., see Rosenthal, A.M. 88, 112 Hammer, A., A. Rautzenberg, M. Heldmann, T.F. Miinte, Challenging
Bakermans-Kranenburg, M.J., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37 the error-likelihood model with a recognition paradigm: An electro-
Bakermans-Kranenburg, M.J., see Out, D. 88, 147 physiological study 88, 180
Band, G.P.H., see Spapé, M.M. 88, 116 Handwerger, K., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Bannier, D., see Paul, |. 88,94 Hauschildt, M., M,J.V. Peters, S. Moritz, L. Jelinek, Heart rate variability in
Bar-Haim, Y., see Frenkel, T.l. 88, 188 response to affective scenes in posttraumatic stress disorder 88,215
Barnow, S., see Lang, S. 88, 227 Hautzinger, M., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243
Berger, W., see Volchan, E. 88, 13 Heldmann, M., see Hammer, A. 88, 180
Blais, C.M., see Knott, VJ. 88, 83 Helminen, T.M., S.M. KaasinenJ,.K . Hietanen, Eye contact and arousal:
Blickhan, M., J.M. Kaufmann, J. Denzler, S.R. Schweinberger, C. Redies, The effects of stimulus duration 88, 124
1/f Characteristics of the Fourier power spectrum affects ERP cor- Hietanen, J.K., see Helminen, T.M. 88, 124
relates of face learning and recognition 88, 204 Hofman, A., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Bornovalova, M.A., see Richards, ].M. 88, 1 Hommel, B., see Spapé, M.M. 88, 116
Bostanov, V., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243 Horn, E., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
Hurd, Y., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51
Callot, C., see Maurage, P. 88, 28
Campagnoli, R.R., see Guerra, P. 88, 196 llivitsky, V., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
Chang, Y., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Jaddoe, V.W.V., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Coan, J.A., see Steiner, A.R.W. 88, 65
Jelinek, L., see Hauschildt, M. 88, 215
Cobbaert, C.M., see Out, D. 88, 147
Jia, H., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Coutinho, E.S.F., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Jungh6fer, M., see Wessing, I. 88, 161
Daughters, S.B., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1 Kaasinen, S.M., see Helminen, T.M. 88, 124
David, I.A., see Volchan, E. 88, 13 Kaufmann, J.M., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204
de Jong, P.J., M. van Overveld, M.L. Peters, Sympathetic and parasym- Kéri, S., see Kiss, I. 88, 223
pathetic responses to a core disgust video clip as a function of dis- Keune, P.M., V. Bostanov, M. Hautzinger, B. Kotchoubey, Mindfulness-
gust propensity and disgust sensitivity 88, 174 based cognitive therapy (MBCT), cognitive style, and the temporal
de Timary, P., see Maurage, P. 88, 28 dynamics of frontal EEG alpha asymmetry in recurrently depressed
Denzler, J., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204 patients 88, 243
Dobel, C., see Wessing, I. 88, 161 Kiss, I., E. Levy-Gigi, S. Kéri, CD 38 expression, attachment style and habit-
Dywan, J., see Mathewson, K.]. 88, 20 uation of arousal in relation to trust-related oxytocin release 88, 223
Kivlighan, K.T., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Ferrell, R.E., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51
Knott, V.J., A.M. Millar, J.F.M cIntosh, D.K. Shah, D.J. Fisher, C.M. Blais,
Figueira, I., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
V. llivitsky, E. Horn, Separate and combined effects of low dose ke-
Fisher, D.J., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83
tamine and nicotine on behavioural and neural correlates of sus-
Fiszman, A., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
tained attention 88, 83
Flory, J.D., C.L. Pytte, Y. Hurd, R.E. Ferrell, $.B. Manuck, Alcohol
Kochel, A., see Schienle, A. 88, 263
dependence, disinhibited behavior and variation in the prodynor-
Kotchoubey, B., see Keune, P.M. 88, 243
phin gene 88,51
Kotchoubey, B., see Lang, S. 88, 227
Franklin, C.M., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Frenkel, T.I., Y. Bar-Haim, Neural activation during the processing of Lang, S., M. Stopsack, B. Kotchoubey, C. Frick, H.J. Grabe, C. Spitzer, S.
ambiguous fearful facial expressions: An ERP study in anxious and Barnow, Cortical inhibition in alexithymic patients with borderline
nonanxious individuals 88, 188 personality disorder 88, 227
Frick, C., see Lang, S. 88, 227 Le Dantec, C., see Paul, I. 88,94
Fiirniss, T., see Wessing, |. 88, 161 Lejuez, C.W., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1
doi: 10.1016/S0301-0511(11)00230-4
Author index of vol. 88 (2011)
Leliveld, M.C., see Wu, Y. 88, 253 Schwartzman, A.E., see Ruttle, P.L. 88, 104
Leutgeb, V., see Schienle, A. 88, 263 Schweinberger, S.R., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204
Levy-Gigi, E., see Kiss, I. 88, 223 Segalowitz, S.J., see Mathewson, K.J. 88, 20
Liao,J. ,s ee Zhong, M. 88, 233 Serbin, L.A., see Ruttle, P.L. 88, 104
Lopez-FrutoJs.M,. , see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72 Shah, D.K., see Knott, V.j. 88, 83
Lorenzo-Lépez, L., see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72 Shen, H., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Luijk, M.P.C.M., A. Tharner, M.J. Bakermans-Kranenburg, M.H. van Shirtcliff, E.A., see Ruttle, P.L. 88, 104
Ijzendoorn, V.W.V. Jaddoe, A. Hofman, F.C. Verhulst, H. Tiemeier, Sinha, R., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1
The association between parenting and attachment security is Snyder, P.J., see Mathewson, K.J. 88, 20
moderated by a polymorphism in the mineralocorticoid receptor Solesio-Jofre, E., L. Lorenzo-Lépez, R. Gutiérrez, ].M. Lopez-Frutos, J.M.
gene: Evidence for differential susceptibility 88, 37 Ruiz-Vargas, F. Maestu, Age effects on retroactive interference dur-
ing working memory maintenance 88, 72
Maestt, F., see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72
Souza, G.G., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Manuck, S.B., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51
Spapé, M.M., G.P.H. Band, B. Hommel, Compatibility-sequence effects
Marques-Portella, C., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
in the Simvn task reflect episodic retrieval but not conflict adapta-
Mathewson, K,]J., J. Dywan, P.J. Snyder, W.]. Tays, S.J. Segalowitz, Auto- tion: Evidence from LRP and N2 88, 116
nomic regulation and maze-learning performance in older and Spitzer, C., see Lang, S. 88, 227
younger adults 88, 20 Stack, D.M., see Ruttle, P.L. 88, 104
Maurage, P., C. Callot, P. Philippot, P. Rombaux, P. de Timary, Chemosen- Steiner, A.R.W., J.A. Coan, Prefrontal asymmetry predicts affect, but not
sory event-related potentials in alcoholism: A specific impairment beliefs about affect 88, 65
for olfactory function 88, 28 Stipelman, B.A., see Richards, J.M. 88, 1
Mcintosh, J.F., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83 Stopsack, M., see Lang, S. 88, 227
Mendlowicz, M.V., see Volchan, E. 88, 13 Stroud, L.R., see Allwood, M.A. 88, 57
Millar, A.M., see Knott, V.J. 88, 83 Sylva, D., see Rosenthal, A.M. 88, 112
Moreno, E.M., C. Vazquez, Will the glass be half full or half empty?
Brain potentials and emotional expectations 88, 131
Takahashi, M., see Nakata, A. 88, 270
Moritz, S., see Hauschildt, M. 88, 215
Tan, F., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Miinte, T.F., see Hammer, A. 88, 180
Tays, W.J., see Mathewson, K.j. 88, 20
Tharner, A., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Nakajima, M., M. al’Absi, Enhanced pain perception prior to smoking
Tiemeier, H., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
cessation is associated with early relapse 88, 141
Till Hoyt, L., see Adam, E.K. 88, 170
Nakata, A., M. Takahashi, M. Irie, Effort-reward imbalance, overcom-
mitment, and cellular immune measures among white-collar em-
van IJjzendoorn, M.H., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
ployees 88, 270
van Overveld, M., see de Jong, P.J. 88, 174
Norte, C.E., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Vazquez, C., see Moreno, E.M. 88, 131
Verhulst, F.C., see Luijk, M.P.C.M. 88, 37
Oliveira, J.M., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Vico, C., see Guerra, P. 88, 196
Out, D., M.J. Bakermans-Kranenburg, D.A. Granger, C.M. Cobbaert, M.H.
Vila,J. ,s ee Guerra, P. 88, 196
van IJzendoorn, State and trait variance in salivary a-amylase: A
Volchan, E., G.G. Souza, C.M. Franklin, C.E. Norte, V. Rocha-Rego, J.M.
behavioral genetic study 88, 147
Oliveira, 1.A. David, M.V. Mendlowicz, E.S.F. Coutinho, A. Fiszman, W.
Paul, I.,J .W earden, D. Bannier, E. Gontier, C. Le Dantec, M. Rebai, Mak- Berger, C. Marques-Portella, |. Figueira, Is there tonic immobility in
ing decisions about time: Event-related potentials and judgements humans? Biological evidence from victims of traumatic stress 88, 13
about the equality of durations 88, 94 Volchan, E., see Guerra, P. 88, 196
Peters, M.J.V., see Hauschildt, M. 88, 215
Peters, M.L., see de Jong, P.J. 88, 174 Wang, W., see Zhong, M. 88, 233
Philippot, P., see Maurage, P. 88, 28 Wang, X., see Zhong, M. 88, 233
Pytte, C.L., see Flory, J.D. 88, 51 Wearden,J. , see Paul, 1. 88, 94
Wessing, I., T. Fiirniss, P. Zwitserlood, C. Dobel, M. Junghdéfer, Early
Qu, B., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41 emotion discrimination in 8- to 10-year-old children: Magnetoen-
cephalographic correlates 88, 161
Rautzenberg, A., see Hammer, A. 88, 180
Wu, Y., M.C. Leliveld, X. Zhou, Social distance modulates recipient's
Rebai, M., see Paul, I. 88, 94
fairness consideration in the dictator game: An ERP study 88, 253
Redies, C., see Blickhan, M. 88, 204
Richards, J.M., B.A. Stipelman, M.A. Bornovalova, S.B. Daughters, R. Xiao,J .,s ee Zhong, M. 88, 233
Sinha, C.W. Lejuez, Biological mechanisms underlying the relation- Xu,J .,s ee Zheng, Y. 88, 41
ship between stress and smoking: State of the science and direc-
Yao, S., see Zhong, M. 88, 233
tions for future work 88, 1
Yi, J., see Zhong, M. 88, 233
Rocha-Rego, V., see Volchan, E. 88, 13
Rombaux, P., see Maurage, P. 88, 28
Zheng, Y., J. Xu, H.J ia, F. Tan, Y. Chang, L. Zhou, H. Shen, B. Qu, Electro-
Rosenthal, A.M., D. Sylva, A. Safron, J.M. Bailey, Sexual arousal patterns
physiological correlates of emotional processing in sensation seek-
of bisexual men revisited 88, 112
ing 88, 41
Ruiz-VargaJs.,M. , see Solesio-Jofre, E. 88, 72
Zhong, M., X. Wang,J .X iao,J .Y i, X. Zhu,J .L iao, W. Wang, S. Yao, Amyg-
Ruttle, P.L., L.A. Serbin, D.M. Stack, A.E. Schwartzman, E.A. Shirtcliff,
dala hyperactivation and prefrontal hypoactivation in subjects with
Adrenocortical attunement in mother-child dyads: Importance of
cognitive vulnerability to depression 88, 233
situational and behavioral characteristics 88, 104
Zhou, L., see Zheng, Y. 88, 41
Safron, A., see Rosenthal, A.M. 88, 112 Zhou, X., see Wu, Y. 88, 253
Schienle, A., A. Kochel, V. Leutgeb, Frontal late positivity in dental pho- Zhu, X., see Zhong, M. 88, 233
bia: A study on gender differences 88, 263 Zwitserlood, P., see Wessing, |. 88, 161
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Subject index
Adolescence 88, 170 Effort-reward imbalance 88, 270
Adolescents 88, 57 Emotion 88, 65, 161, 196
Affective pictures 88, 263 Emotion regulation 88, 131
Aging 88, 72 Emotional processing 88, 41
Alcohol dependence 88, 28, 51 Episodic retrieval 88, 116
Alexithymia 88, 227 EPN 88, 161
Alpha amylase 88, 170 EPN-m 88, 161
Alpha asymmetry 88, 243 ERP 88, 188, 253
Amygdala 88, 233 Error-likelihood 88, 180
ANS 88, 57 Event-related potentials (ERPs) 88, 28, 41, 83, 94, 131, 180, 196, 204, 263
Anterior cingulate cortex 88, 180 Executive control 88, 116
Anxiety 88, 57, 188 Executive function 88, 20
Approach 88, 124 Expectations 88, 131
Arousal 88, 215 Eye contact 88, 124
Attachment 88, 37, 223
Attention bias 88, 188 Face learning 88, 204
Attunement 88, 104 Face perception 88, 204
Autonomic arousal 88, 223 Face-processing 88, 188
Autonomic nervous system 88, 1 Fairness consideration 88, 253
Avoidance 88, 124 Familiar faces 88, 196
Feature-integration 88, 116
B cell 88, 270 fMRI 88, 233
Behavior 88, 57 Fourier power spectrum 88, 204
Behavior genetics 88, 147 Fronto-parietal cortex 88, 94
Behavioral sensitivity 88, 104
Bisexuality 88, 112 Gaze direction 88, 124
Borderline personality disorder 88, 227 Gender differences 88, 263
Genes 88, 147
CD38 88, 223 GR 88, 37
Chemosensory 88, 28
Children 88, 57, 161 Heart rate 88, 13, 196
Cognition 88, 20 Heart rate variability 88, 13, 174
Cognitive vulnerability 88, 233 Heart rate variability (HRV) 88, 20
Cold pressor test 88, 141 Homesickness 88, 65
Compatibility-sequence effects 88, 116 Hopelessness theory 88, 233
Conflict adaptation 88, 116 HPA 88, 57
Cortical silent period 88, 227 HPA axis 88, 1
Cortisol 88, 1,57, 104, 141
Immune system 88, 270
Decision process 88, 94 Increased threat 88, 104
Dental phobia 88, 263 Infant crying 88, 147
Diary studies 88, 170 Inhibitory mechanisms 88, 72
Dictator game 88, 253 Interpersonal relationship 88, 253
Differential susceptibility 88, 37
Disgust 88, 174 Job stress, Chronic stress 88, 270
Disgust propensity 88, 174
Disgust sensitivity 88, 174 Language processing 88, 131
Dissociation 88, 215 Late positive potential 88, 161
Diurnal rhythms 88, 170 Love 88, 196
LPP 88, 161
Early posterior negativity 88, 161 LPP-m 88, 161
EEG 88, 65, 263 LRP 88, 116
doi: 10.1016/S0301-0511(11)00231-6
Subject index of vol. 88 (2011)
Magnetoencephalography 88, 72, 161 Psychosexual behavior 88, 112
Major depression 88, 243 PTSD 88, 13
Major depressive disorder 88, 233 Puberty 88, 170
Medial prefrontal cortex 88, 20
Meditation 88, 243 Relapse 88, 141
MEG 88, 161 Response control 88, 20
MEN 88, 253 Retroactive interference 88, 72
Mindfulness 88, 243 Rumination 88, 243
Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy 88, 243 :
Mother-child dyad 88, 104 Saliva alpha-amylase 88, 57
Motivated attention 88, 161 Salivary a-amylase 88, 147
MR 88, 37 Schizophrenia 88, 83
Multilevel modeling 88, 170 Script-driven 88, 13
Self-report 88, 65
N400 88, 131 Sensation seeking 88, 41, 51
N2 88, 41, 116 Sexual arousal 88, 112
Natural killer cell 88, 270 Sexual orientation 88, 112
Natural vision 88, 204 Skin conductance 88, 124, 196
Naturalistic 88, 170 Skin conductance response 88, 223
Negative bias 88, 41 Smoking 88, 1, 83, 141
Nicotine 88, 83 SNS 88, 57
Nicotine dependence 88, 1 Social distance 88, 253
Nicotinic acetylcholine receptor 88, 83 Social norms 88, 253
N-Methyl-p-aspartate receptor 88, 83 Spatial frequency 88, 204
Normal aging 88, 20 Stress 88, 1, 57
N1-P2 components 88, 28 Sustained attention 88, 83
Sympathetic adrenal medullary system 88, 170
Olfactory 88, 28
Optimism 88, 131 Temporal generalization 88, 94
Overcommitment 88, 270 Temporal memory 88, 94
Oxytocin 88, 223 Threat-processing 88, 188
Tonic immobility 88, 13
P3 88, 41 Transcallosal conduction time 88, 227
P300 88, 83, 253 Transcranial magnetic stimulation 88, 227
Pain 88, 141 Trauma 88, 215
Parasympathetic nervous system 88, 174, 215 Trigeminal 88, 28
Parenting 88, 37 Trust 88, 223
Personality 88, 124 Twins 88, 147
Pessimism 88, 131
Positive emotion 88, 170 Vagal tone 88, 20
Post-N400 frontal positivity 88, 131 Visual spatial learning 88, 20
Posturography 88, 13
Prefrontal asymmetry 88, 65 Word recognition 88, 180
Prefrontal cortex 88, 94, 233 Work condition 88, 270
Prodynorphin gene 88, 51 Working memory 88, 72
Psychoneuroimmunology 88, 270
Psychophysiology 88, 215 Zygomatic activity 88, 196
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Volume contents
Review Article
J.M. Richards, B.A. Stipelman, M.A. Bornovalova, S.B. Daughters, R. Sinha, C.W. Lejuez, Biological mechanisms underlying the
relationship between stress and smoking: State of the science and directions for future work
Regular Articles
E. Volchan, G.G. Souza, C.M. Franklin, C.E. Norte, V. Rocha-Rego, J.M. Oliveira, 1.A. David, M.V. Mendlowicz, E.S.F. Coutinho,
A. Fiszman, W. Berger, C. Marques-Portella, I. Figueira, Is there tonic immobility in humans? Biological evidence from victims
of traumatic stress
K.J. Mathewson, J. Dywan, P.J. Snyder, W,J. Tays, S.J. Segalowitz, Autonomic regulation and maze-learning performance in older
and younger adults
P. Maurage, C. Callot, P. Philippot, P. Rombaux, P. de Timary, Chemosensory event-related potentials in alcoholism: A specific
impairment for olfactory function
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