Biological Psychology 2012: Vol 89 Index & Table of Contents

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Biological Psychology 89 (2012) 609-612
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Author index
Abegg, M., N. Sharma, J.J.S. Barton, Antisaccades generate two types of Cardone, D., see Ebisch, S.J. 89, 123
saccadic inhibition 89, 191 Carter, K., see Garland, E.L. 89,87
Ablow, J.C., see TininenkoJ,.R . 89, 562 Chaddock, L., K.I. Erickson, R.S. Prakash, M.W. Voss, M. VanPatter,
Adler, N., see Schacht, A. 89, 130 M.B. Pontifex, C.H. Hillman, A.F. Kramer, A functional MRI
Alexander, N., see Osinsky, R. 89, 252 investigation of the association between childhood aerobic fitness
Althen, H.,see Grimm, S. 89, 232 and neurocognitive control 89, 260
Andersen, S.K., see Katus, T. 89, 39 Chen, G., see Bjork, J.M. 89, 408
Angstadt, M.,see Klumpp, H. 89, 273 Chen, P., see Schacht, A. 89, 130
Argimon, I., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 Cheng, C.-H., P.-N. Wang, W.-Y. Hsu, Y.-Y. Lin, Inadequate inhibition of
Arias-Vasquez, A., see van Oostrom,|. 89,214 redundant auditory inputs in Alzheimer’s disease: An MEG study
Aureli, T., see Ebisch, S.J. 89, 123 89, 365
Cheng, C.-H., Y.-Y. Lin, The effects of aging on lifetime of auditory
Baas, J.M.P., see Klumpers, F. 89,277 sensory memory inhumans 89, 306
Babyak, M.A., see Brummett, B.H. 89, 94 Cheng, S.-k., I.-C. Liu, J.R. Lee, D.L. Hung, O.J.-L. Tzeng, Intentional
Bafunno, D., see Ebisch, S.J. 89, 123 forgetting might be more effortful than remembering: An ERP
Baker, L.A., see Tuvblad,C. 89, 47 study of item-method directed forgetting 89, 283
Balardin, J.B., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 Childers, T.L., see Jones, W.J. 89, 201
Barry, R.J., A.R. Clarke, R. McCarthy, M. Selikowitz, B. MacDonald, F.E. Chorlian, D.B., see Pandey, A.K. 89,170
Dupuy, Caffeine effects on resting-state electrodermal levels in Clarke, A.R., see Barry, R.J. 89,606
AD/HD suggest an anomalous arousal mechanism 89, 606 Conklin, S.M., see Ginty, A.T. 89, 269
Barton, J.J.S.,see Abegg,M. 89,191 Connolly, M.E., see Deveney, C.M. 89, 148
Baumert,J .,s ee Hafner, S. 89, 163 Cornwell, B., see Kim, S.H. 89, 382
Beauducel, A., see Lange, S. 89,416 Corréa, M.S., J.B. Balardin, M.A.K. Caldieraro, M.P. Fleck, |. Argimon,
Beckers, T., see Bos, M.G.N. 89,598 C. Luz, E. Bromberg, Contextual recognition memory deficits in
Bjork, J.M., G. Chen, D.W. Hommer, Psychopathic tendencies and major depression are suppressed by cognitive support at encod-
mesolimbic recruitment by cues for instrumental and passively ing 89,293
obtained rewards 89, 408 Costigan, K.A., see DiPietro, J.A. 89,14
Blankertz, B., see Hammer, E.M. 89, 80
Blond, M., see Eller, N.H. 89, 342 Daffner, K.R., T.Y. Zhuravleva, X. Sun, E.C. Tarbi, A.E. Haring,
Bocharov, A.V., see Knyazev,G.G. 89,515 D.M. Rentz, P.J. Holcomb, Does modulation of selective attention
Bos, M.G.N., T. Beckers, M. Kindt, The effects of noradrenergic block- to features reflect enhancement or suppression of neural activity?
ade on extinction in humans 89,598 89, 398
Botwick, T., see Tuvblad,C. 89, 47 Davies, W., see Trent, S. 89, 1
Boyle, S.H., see Brummett, B.H. 89,94 Dedovic, K., see Duchesne, A. 89,99
Bozzacchi, C., M.A. Giusti, S. Pitzalis, D. Spinelli, F. Di Russo, Awareness Delucchi, K.L., see Mathews, C.A. 89, 487
affects motor planning for goal-oriented actions 89,503 Deveney, C.M., M.E. Connolly, S.E. Jenkins, P. Kim, S.J. Fromm,
Bray, S.R., J.D. Graham, K.A. Martin Ginis, A.L. Hicks, Cognitive task D.S. Pine, E. Leibenluft, Neural recruitment during failed motor
performance causes impaired maximum force production in inhibition differentiates youths with bipolar disorder and severe
human hand flexor muscles 89, 195 mood dysregulation 89, 148
Bress, J.N., E. Smith, D. Foti, D.N. Klein, G. Hajcak, Neural response Di Russo, F., see Bozzacchi,C. 89, 503
to reward and depressive symptoms in late childhood to early Dickhaus, T., see Hammer, E.M. 89, 80
adolescence 89, 156 Dimsdale, J.E.,see Tomfohr, L. 89, 34
Bromberg, E., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 DiPietro, J.A., T.M endelson, E.L. Williams, K.A. Costigan, Physiological
Brummett, B.H., C.M. Kuhn, S.H. Boyle, M.A. Babyak, I.C. Siegler, blunting during pregnancy extends to induced relaxation 89, 14
R.B. Williams, Cortisol responses to emotional stress in men: Dominguez-Borras,J .,M . Garcia-Garcia, C. Escera, Phase re-setting of
Association with a functional polymorphism in the 5HTR2C gene gamma neural oscillations during novelty processing in an appeti-
89, 94 tive context 89,545
Bryant, R.A., see Felmingham, K.L. 89,539 Drollette, E.S., see Scudder, M.R. 89,528
Buitelaar, J.K.,see Marsman, R. 89, 460 Duchesne, A., E. Tessera, K. Dedovic, V. Engert, J.C. Pruessner, Effects
of panel sex composition on the physiological stress responses to
Caldieraro, M.A.K., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 psychosocial stress in healthy young men and women _ 89,99
Cao, B., F. Li, L.Z hang, Y. Wang, H. Li, The holistic processing of price DunsmoorJ,.E ., A. Martin, K.S. LaBar, Role of conceptual knowledge in
comparison: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidences 89, learning and retention of conditioned fear 89, 300
63 Dupuy, F.E., see Barry, R.J. 89, 606
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Ebisch, S.J., T. Aureli, D. Bafunno, D. Cardone, G.L. Romani, A. Merla, Hansen, A.M., see Eller,N.H. 89, 342
Mother and child in synchrony: Thermal facial imprints of Haring, A.E., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398
autonomic contagion 89, 123 Hattori, K., H. Tanaka, N. Yamamoto, T. Teraishi, H. Hori, Y. Kinoshita,
Edwards, K.M., see Tomfohr, L. 89, 34 J. Matsuo, Y. Kawamoto, H. Kunugi, Blood CADPS2AExon3 expres-
Eller, N.H., S.F. Nielsen, M. Blond, M.L. Nielsen, A.M. Hansen, sion is associated with intelligence and memory in healthy adults
B. Netterstrom, Effort reward imbalance, and salivary cortisol in 89, 117
the morning 89, 342 Heitland, I., see Klumpers, F. 89,277
Emeny, R.T., see Hafner, S. 89, 163 Hennig,J .,s ee Osinsky,R. 89, 252
Enck, P., see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71 Herbert, B.M., C. Herbert, O. Pollatos, K. Weimer, P. Enck, H. Sauer,
Endrass, T., M. Schreiber, N. Kathmann, Speeding up older adults: S. Zipfel, Effects of short-term food deprivation on interoceptive
Age-effects on error processing in speed and accuracy conditions awareness, feelings and autonomic cardiac activity 89,71
89, 426 Herbert, C., see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71
Engert, V.,see Duchesne, A. 89,99 Herder, C., see Hafner, S. 89, 163
Erickson, K.I., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260 Hicks, A.L., see Bray, S.R. 89, 195
Escera, C., see Dominguez-Borras, J. 89,545 High, R., see TininenkoJ,. R. 89, 562
Escera, C.,see Grimm, S. 89, 232 Hillman, C.H., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260
Hillman, C.H., see Scudder, M.R. 89,528
Faltermeier, N., see Kunz,M. 89,467 Hogan, M.J].E.. Ja,mes , T.R. McCabe, L. Kilmartin, S. Howard, C. Noone,
Feldman, R., see Weisman, O. 89,533 Cardiovascular reactivity of younger and older adults to positive-,
Felmingham, K.L., T.P. Tran, W.C. Fong, R.A. Bryant, Sex differences negative-, and mixed-emotion cognitive challenge 89,553
in emotional memory consolidation: The effect of stress-induced Holcomb, P.j., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398
salivary alpha-amylase and cortisol 89,539 Hommer, D.W., see Bjork, J.M. 89, 408
Felten, A., see Montag,C. 89, 107 Honma, M., Y. Tanaka, Y. Osada, K. Kuriyama, Perceptual and not
Fernandez, G., see van Oostrom,!. 89,214 physical eye contact elicits pupillary dilation 89, 112
Filtness, A.J., .A. Reyner, J.A. Horne, Driver sleepiness—Comparisons Hori, H., see Hattori, K. 89,117
between young and older men during a monotonous afternoon Horne, J.A., see Filtness, A.J. 89,580
simulated drive 89,580 Howard, M.O., see Garland, E.L. 89,87
Fleck, M.P., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 Howard, S., see Hogan, M.J. 89,553
Foa, E.B., see Moser, ].S. 89, 387 Hsu, W.-Y., see Cheng, C.-H. 89,365
Fong, W.C., see Felmingham, K.L. 89,539 Hu, L., see Yuan,J . 89,240
Forster, B., see Jones, A. 89, 313 Hughes, M.E., W.R. Fulham, P.J. Johnston, P.T. Michie, Stop-signal
Foti, D., see Bress,].N. 89, 156 response inhibition in schizophrenia: Behavioural, event-related
Franke, B., see van Oostrom,!. 89,214 potential and functional neuroimaging data 89, 220
Fromm, S.j.,see Deveney,C.M. 89, 148 Huizenga, H.M., see van de Laar,M.C. 89, 323
Fulham, W.R., see Hughes, M.E. 89,220 Hung, D.L., see Cheng, S.-k. 89, 283
Furman, S.A., see Lewis, G.F. 89, 349 Huppert, J.D., see Moser, ].S. 89, 387
Gao, Y., see Tuvblad,C. 89, 47 Insana, S.P., D.J. Kolko, A. Germain, Early-life trauma is associated with
Garcia-Garcia, M., see Dominguez-Borras, J. 89,545 rapid eye movement sleep fragmentation among military veterans
Garland, E.L., K. Carter, K. Ropes, M.O. Howard, Thought suppression, 89,570
impaired regulation of urges, and Addiction-Stroop predict affect- Isen, J., see Tuvblad,C. 89, 47
modulated cue-reactivity among alcohol dependent adults 89, Iwanaga, M., see Kanai, Y. 89,591
87
Gebhardt, H., see Osinsky,R. 89,252 Jackson, P.A., J.L. Reay, A.B. Scholey, D.O. Kennedy, Docosahexaenoic
Germain, A., see Insana,S.P. 89,570 acid-rich fish oil modulates the cerebral hemodynamic response
Gerritsen, L., see van Oostrom, |. 89,214 to cognitive tasks in healthy young adults 89, 183
Ginty, A.T., S.M. Conklin, Preliminary evidence that acute long-chain James, J.E., see Hogan, M.J. 89,553
omega-3 supplementation reduces cardiovascular reactivity to Jenkins, S.E., see Deveney,C.M. 89, 148
mental stress: A randomized and placebo controlled trial 89,269 Jiang, Y., see Jones, W.J. 89, 201
Giusti, M.A., see Bozzacchi,C. 89, 503 Johnston, P.J., see Hughes, M.E. 89, 220
Goldstein, A., see Weisman, 0. 89,533 Jones, A., B. Forster, Reflexive attention in touch: An investigation of
Graham, J.D., see Bray, S.R. 89,195 event related potentials and behavioural responses 89, 313
Grimm, S., M. Recasens, H. Althen, C. Escera, Ultrafast tracking of Jones, E.K., S.I. Siinram-Lea, K.A. Wesnes, Acute ingestion of different
sound location changes as revealed by human auditory evoked macronutrients differentially enhances aspects of memory and at-
potentials 89, 232 tention in healthy young adults 89,477
Guo, T., see Schacht, A. 89, 130 Jones, N.A., Delayed reactive cries demonstrate emotional and physio-
logical dysregulation in newborns of depressed mothers 89,374
Hadar, A.A., S. Makris, K. Yarrow, The truth-telling moter cortex: Re- Jones, W.]., T.L. Childers, Y. Jiang, The shopping brain: Math anxiety
sponse competition in M1 discloses deceptive behaviour 89,495 modulates brain responses to buying decisions 89,201
Hafner, S., J. Baumert, R.T. Emeny, M.E. Lacruz, B. Thorzind, C. Herder,
W. Koenig, R. Rupprecht, K.H. Ladwig, Sleep disturbances and de- Kamarajan, C., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170
pressed mood: A harmful combination associated with increased Kanai, Y., H. Nittono, K. Kubo, S. Sasaki-Aoki, M. Iwanaga, Early
leptin levels in women with normal weight 89, 163 somatosensory event-related potentials reveal attentional bias for
Hajcak, G., see Bress,J.N. 89, 156 internal stimuli in social anxiety 89,591
Halder, S.,see Hammer, E.M. 89,80 Kathmann, N., see Endrass, T. 89, 426
Hammer, E.M., S. Halder, B. Blankertz, C. Sannelli, T. Dickhaus, S. Kleih, Katus, T., S.K. Andersen, M.M. Miiller, Maintenance of tactile short-
K.-R. Miller, A. Kiibler, Psychological predictors of SMR-BCI per- term memory for locations is mediated by spatial attention 89,
formance 89, 80 39
Author index of vol. 89 (2012)
Kaufmann, J.M., S.R. Schweinberger, The faces you remember: Carica- Martin Ginis, K.A., see Bray, S.R. 89, 195
turing shape facilitates brain processes reflecting the acquisition of Martin, A., see Dunsmoor, J.E. 89, 300
new face representations 89, 21 Mathalon, D.H., see Mathews, C.A. 89, 487
Kawamoto, Y., see Hattori, K. 89, 117 Mathews, C.A., V.B. Perez, K.L. Delucchi, D.H. Mathalon, Error-
KenemansJ,.L ., see Kilumpers, F. 89,277 related negativity in individuals with obsessive-compulsive
Kennedy, D.O., see Jackson, P.A. 89, 183 symptoms: Toward an understanding of hoarding behaviors
Kilmartin, L., see Hogan, MJ. 89, 553 89, 487
Kim, P., see Deveney, C.M. 89, 148 Matsuo,J. ,s ee Hattori, K. 89,117
Kim, S.E., see Kim, S.H. 89, 382 McCabe, T.R., see Hogan, M.J. 89,553
Kim, S.H., B. Cornwell, S.E. Kim, Individual differences in emotion McCarthy, R., see Barry, R.J. 89, 606
regulation and hemispheric metabolic asymmetry 89, 382 McCool, M.F., see Lewis, G.F. 89, 349
Kindt, M., see Bos, M.G.N. 89,598 Measelle, J.R., see TininenkoJ,. R. 89,562
Kinoshita, Y., see Hattori, K. 89, 117 Mendelson, T., see DiPietroJ,. A. 89,14
Kleih, S., see Hammer, E.M. 89, 80 Meng, X., see Yuan, J. 89,240
Klein, D.N., see Bress, J.N. 89, 156 Merla, A., see Ebisch, S.J. 89, 123
Klumpers, F., I. Heitland, R.S. Oosting, J.L. Kenemans, J.M.P. Baas, Ge- Michie, P.T., see Hughes, M.E. 89, 220
netic variation in serotonin transporter function affects human Milad, M.R., see Linnman,C. 89, 450
fear expression indexed by fear-potentiated startle 89,277 Mitchell, A.M., P. Péssel, Frontal brain activity pattern predicts
Klumpp, H., M. Angstadt, K.L. Phan, Insula reactivity and connectivity depression in adolescent boys 89,525
to anterior cingulate cortex when processing threat in generalized Montag, C., B. Weber, P. Trautner, B. Newport, S. Markett, N.T. Walter,
social anxiety disorder 89, 273 A. Felten, M. Reuter, Does excessive play of violent first-person-
Knyazev, G.G., A.V. Bocharov, L.V. Pylkova, Extraversion and fronto- shooter-video-games dampen brain activity in response to emo-
posterior EEG spectral power gradient: An independent compo- tional stimuli? 89, 107
nent analysis 89,515 Moser, J.S., J.D. Huppert, E.B. Foa, R.F. Simons, Interpretation of am-
Koenig, W., see Hafner, S. 89, 163 biguous social scenarios in social phobia and depression: Evidence
Kolko, D.J., see Insana, S.P. 89,570 from event-related brain potentials 89, 387
Kramer, A.F., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260 Mulder, E.J.H., see Van den Bergh, B.R.H. 89,584
Kubler, A., see Hammer, E.M. 89, 80 Miiller, K.-R., see Hammer, E.M. 89, 80
Kubo, K., see Kanai, Y. 89,591 Miiller, M.M., see Katus, T. 89, 39
Kuhn, C.M., see Brummett, B.H. 89,94 Murray-Close, D., A.H. Rellini, Cardiovascular reactivity and proactive
Kunugi, H., see Hattori, K. 89, 117 and reactive relational aggression among women with and with-
Kunz, M., N. Faltermeier, S$. Lautenbacher, Impact of visual learning out a history of sexual abuse 89,54
on facial expressions of physical distress: A study on voluntary
and evoked expressions of pain in congenitally biind and sighted
Nederhof, E., see Marsman, R. 89, 460
individuals 89, 467
Netterstrom, B., see Eller, N.H. 89, 342
Kuriyama, K.,see Honma, M. 89, 112
Newport, B., see Montag, C. 89, 107
Nielsen, M.L., see Eller, N.H. 89, 342
LaBar, K.S., see DunsmoorJ,. E. 89, 300
Nielsen, S.F., see Eller, N.H. 89, 342
Lacruz, M.E., see Hafner, S. 89, 163
Nittono, H., see Kanai, Y. 89,591
Ladwig, K.H., see Hafner, S. 89, 163
Noone, C., see Hogan, M.J. 89, 553
Lange, K., The temporal orienting P3 effect to non-target stimuli: Does
it reflect motor inhibition? 89, 433
Lange, S., A. Leue, A. Beauducel, Behavioral approach and reward pro- Oldehinkel, A.]., see Marsman,R. 89, 460
cessing: Results on feedback-related negativity and P3 component Oosting, R.S., see Klumpers, F. 89,277
89, 416 Ormel, J.,see Marsman, R. 89, 460
Lautenbacher, S., see Kunz, M. 89, 467 Osada, Y.,see Honma, M. 89, 112
Lee, J.R., see Cheng, S.-k. 89, 283 Osinsky, R., H. Gebhardt, N. Alexander,J .H ennig, Trait anxiety and the
Leibenluft, E., see Deveney, C.M. 89, 148 dynamics of attentional control 89, 252
Leue, A., see Lange, S. 89,416
Lewis, G.F., S.A. Furman, M.F. McCool, S.W. Porges, Statistical strate- Pandey, A.K., C. Kamarajan, Y. Tang, D.B. Chorlian, B.N. Roopesh,
gies to quantify respiratory sinus arrhythmia: Are commonly used N. Manz, A. Stimus, M. Rangaswamy, B. Porjesz,
metrics equivalent? 89,349 Neurocognitive deficits in male alcoholics: An ERP/sLORETA anal-
Li, F., see Cao, B. 89, 63 ysis of the N2 component in an equal probability Go/NoGo task
Li, H., see Cao, B. 89, 63 89, 170
Lin, Y.-Y., see Cheng, C.-H. 89, 306, 365 Perez, V.B., see Mathews, C.A. 89, 487,
Linnman, C., M.A. Zeidan, R.K. Pitman, M.R. Milad, Resting cerebral Editorial Board 839, ii
metabolism correlates with skin conductance and functional brain Pine, D.S., see Deveney, C.M. 89, 148
activation during fear conditioning 89, 450 Pitman, R.K., see Linnman,C. 89, 450
Liu, I.-C., see Cheng, S.-k. 89, 283 Pitzalis, S., see Bozzacchi,C. 89,503
Lu,J .,s ee Zhang, W. 89, 444 Pollatos, O., see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71
Luz, C., see Corréa, M.S. 89, 293 Pontifex, M.B., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260
Pontifex, M.B., see Scudder, M.R. 89,528
MacDonald, B., see Barry, R.J. 89, 606 Porges, S.W., see Lewis, G.F. 89, 349
Makris, S., see Hadar, A.A. 89, 495 Porjesz, B., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170
Manz, N., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170 Possel, P., see Mitchell, A.M. 89,525
Markett, S., see Montag, C. 89, 107 Prakash, R.S., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260
Marsman, R., E. Nederhof, J.G.M. Rosmalen, A.J. Oldehinkel, J. Ormel, Pruessner, J.C., see Duchesne, A. 89,99
J.K. Buitelaar, Family environment is associated with HPA-axis ac- Pung, M.A., see Tomfohr, L. 89, 34
tivity in adolescents. The TRAILS study 89, 460 Pylkova, L.V., see Knyazev,G.G. 89,515
612 Author index of vol. 89 (2012)
Quas, J.A., IS. Yim, E. Rush, M. Sumaroka, Hypothalamic pituitary ad- Tran, T.P., see Felmingham, K.L. 89, 539
renal axis and sympathetic activation: Joint predictors of memory Trautner, P., see Montag, C. 89, 107
in children, adolescents, and adults 89, 335 Trent, S., W. Davies, The influence of sex-linked genetic mechanisms
on attention and impulsivity 89, 1
Raine, A., see Tuvblad,C. 89, 47 Tuvblad, C., Y. Gao, J. Isen, T. Botwick, A. Raine, L.A. Baker, The herit-
Rangaswamy, M., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170 ability of the skin conductance orienting response: A longitudinal
Reay, J.L., see Jackson, P.A. 89, 183 twin study 89, 47
Recasens, M., see Grimm, S. 89, 232 Tzeng, O.J.-L., see Cheng, S.-k. 89, 283
Rellini, A.H., see Murray-Close, D. 89,54
Rentz, D.M., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398 van Boxtel, G.J.M., see van de Laar,M.C. 89, 323
Reuter, M., see Montag, C. 89, 107 van de Laar, M.C., W.P.M. van den Wildenberg, G.J.M. van Boxtel,
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Rijpkema, M., see van Oostrom, 1. 89,214 activation and inhibition during choice reactions: A Laplacian ERP
Romani, G.L., see Ebisch, S.J. 89, 123 study 89, 323
Roopesh, B.N., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170 Van den Bergh, B.R.H., E.J.H. Mulder, Fetal sleep organization:
Ropes, K., see Garland, E.L. 89,87 A biological precursor of self-regulation in childhood and adoles-
Rosmalen, J.G.M., see Marsman, R. 89, 460 cence? 89,584
Rupprecht, R., see Hafner, S. 89, 163 van den Wildenberg, W.P.M., see van de Laar, M.C. 89, 323
Rush, E., see Quas, J.A. 89,335 van der Molen, M.W., see van de Laar, M.C. 89, 323
van Oostrom, I., B. Franke, M. Rijpkema, L. Gerritsen, A. Arias-Vasquez,
Sannelli, C.,see Hammer, E.M. 89,80 G. Fernandez, |. Tendolkar, Interaction between BDNF Val66Met
Sasaki-Aoki, S., see Kanai, Y. 89,591 and childhood stressful life events is associated to affective
Sauer, H., see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71 memory bias in men but not women 89,214
Schacht, A., N. Adler, P. Chen, T. Guo, W. Sommer, Association with VanPatter, M., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260
positive outcome induces early effects in event-related brain po- Voss, M.W., see Chaddock, L. 89, 260
tentials 89, 130
Scholey, A.B., see Jackson, P.A. 89, 183 Walter, N.T., see Montag, C. 89, 107
Schreiber, M., see Endrass,T. 89, 426 Wang, P.-N., see Cheng, C.-H. 89, 365
Schweinberger, S.R., see KaufmannJ,.M . 89, 21 Wang, Y., see Cao, B. 89, 63
Scudder, M.R., E.S. Drollette, M.B. Pontifex, C.H. Hillman, Neuroelectric Weber, B., see Montag, C. 89, 107
indices of goal maintenance following a single bout of physical Weimer, K., see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71
activity 89,528 Weisman, O., R. Feldman, A. Goldstein, Parental and romantic
Selikowitz, M., see Barry, R.J. 89,606 attachment shape brain processing of infant cues 89, 533
Sharma, N., see Abegg, M. 89, 191 Wesnes, K.A., see Jones, E.K. 89,477
Siegler, I.C., see Brummett, B.H. 89,94 Wiese, H., The role of age and ethnic group in face recognition mem-
Simons, R.F., see Moser, j.S. 89, 387 ory: ERP evidence from a combined own-age and own-race bias
Smith, E., see Bress,].N. 89, 156 study 89, 137
Sommer, W., see Schacht, A. 89, 130 Williams, E.L., see DiPietroJ,. A. 89,14
Spinelli, D., see Bozzacchi,C. 89, 503 Williams, R.B., see Brummett, B.H. 89,94
Stimus, A., see Pandey, A.K. 89, 170
Sumaroka, M., see Quas, J.A. 89, 335
Yamamoto, N., see Hattori, K. 89, 117
Sun, X., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398
Yang, J., see Yuan,J . 89,240
Siinram-Lea, S.I., see Jones, E.K. 89,477
Yao, G., see Yuan,J . 89,240
Yarrow, K., see Hadar, A.A. 89, 495
Tanaka, H., see Hattori, K. 89,117
Yim, 1.S., see Quas.1.A. 89,335
Tanaka, Y.,see Honma, M. 89, 112
Yuan, H., see Yuan,] . 89, 240
Tang, Y., see Pandey, A.K. 89,170
Yuan, J., X. Meng,J .Y ang, G. Yao, L. Hu, H. Yuan, The valence strength
Tarbi, E.C., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398
of unpleasant emotion modulates brain processing of behavioral
Tendolkar, I., see van Oostrom,!. 89,214
inhibitory control: Neural correlates 89, 240
Teraishi, T., see Hattori, K. 89, 117
Tessera, E.,see Duchesne, A. 89,99
Thorand, B., see Hafner, S. 89, 163 Zeidan, M.A.,see Linnman,C. 89, 450
Tininenko, J.R., J.R. Measelle, J.C. Ablow, R. High, Respiratory control Zhang, L., see Cao, B. 89, 63
when measuring respiratory sinus arrhythmia during a talking Zhang, W., J. Lu, Time course of automatic emotion regulation
task 89,562 during a facial Go/Nogo task 89, 444
Tomfohr, L., M.A. Pung, K.M. EdwardsJ,.E . Dimsdale, Racial differences Zhuravleva, T.Y., see Daffner, K.R. 89, 398
in sleep architecture: The role of ethnic discrimination 89, 34 Zipfel, S.,see Herbert, B.M. 89, 71
Biological Psychology 89 (2012) 613-615
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ACC 89, 170 Cardiovascular disease 89, 94
ACR 89, 342 Cardiovascular reactivity 89, 54, 269, 553
AD/HD 889, 606 Caricatures 89, 21
Adolescence 89, 460 Case-control study 89, 107
Adolescents 89, 525 Caudate 89, 382
Affective memory bias 89, 214 Childhood 89, 156
African American 89, 34 Children 89, 260, 335, 606
Age 89, 137 Choice RT task 89, 323
Age effects 89, 580 Cognition 89, 260
Agentic extraversion 89, 515 Cognitive 89, 293
Aggression 89, 54 Cognitive control 89, 252
Aging 89, 306, 426, 553 Cognitive function 89, 183, 477, 528
Alcohol dependence 89, 87 Combat 89, 570
Alcoholism 89, 170 COMT 839, 1, 277
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) 89, 365 Conflict monitoring 89, 170
Anterior cingulate 89, 382 Congenitally blind 89, 467
Antisaccade 89, 191 Consumer psychology 89, 201
Anxiety 89, 277 Correct-related negativity (CRN) 89, 425
Anxiety disorders 89, 598 Cortisol 89, 94, 539
Arousal 89, 606 Cortisol and DHEA 89, 293
Associative learning 89, 300 Cortisol awakening response 89, 460
Attention 89, 1, 252, 477,545 Cue-reactivity 89, 87
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 89, 1
Attentional bias 89, 87, 591 DAT 89, 277
Attentional control 89, 444 Deception 89, 495
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 89, 606 Decision-making 89, 201
Auditory 89, 433 Declarative knowledge 89, 598
Auditory perception 89, 232 Default-mode network 89, 515
Auditory sensory memory 89, 306 Depressed mood 89, 163
Autism 89, 1 Depressed mothers 89, 374
Autistic disorder 89, 117 Depression 89, 156, 214, 293, 387, 525
Automatic 89, 444 Development 89, 570
Autonomic activity 89, 71 Developmental 89, 156
Autonomic nervous system 89, 14, 123, 349 Developmental origins of behavior, health and disease (DOBHaD)
Awareness 89, 503 89, 584
Developmental plasticity 89, 584
BDNF 89, 117 Deviance detection 89, 232
BDNF Val66Met 89, 214 DHA 89, 269
Behavioral approach system 89, 416 Diet 89, 269
Behavioral inhibition system 89, 416 Directed forgetting 89, 283
Behavioral inhibitory control (BIC) 89, 240 Direction 89, 191
Behavioural responses 89, 313 Discrimination 89, 34
Bipolar disorder 89, 148 Distance effect 89, 63
Bodily sensations 89, 591 Docosahexaenoic acid 89, 183
Bonding 89, 533 Dopamine 89, 117
Boys 89, 525 Driving ability 89, 580
Brain 89, 260 Driving simulator 89, 580
Brain maturation 89, 584 Driving simulator 89, 580
Brain-Computer Interfaces 89, 80
Early emotion effect 89, 130
Caffeine 89, 606 Eating disorders 89, 71
CAPS2 89, 117 ECG 89, 374
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EEG 89, 21,525 HTR1A 89, 277
EEG/ERP 89, 313 5HTR2C 89, 94
Effort Reward Model 89, 342 5-HTTLPR 89, 277
Effortful control 89, 584 Humans 89, 306
Electrodermal 89, 47 Hunger 89, 71
Electrodermal activity 89, 450 Hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis activation 89, 335
Emotion 89, 94, 123, 130, 273, 545, 553 Hypothalamic-pituitary axis 89, 94
Emotion regulation 89, 444
Emotional arousal 89, 300 IAPS 89, 107
Emotional dysregulation 89, 374 Imaging 89, 273
Emotions 89, 107 Impulsivity 89, 1
Empathy 89, 123 Incentive motivation 89, 408
Encoding 89, 293 Infrared imaging 89, 123
EPA 89, 269 Inhibition 89, 170, 365
ERN 89, 487 Inhibition of return 89, 191, 313
ERP 89, 170, 416, 433, 533 Instrumental behavior 89, 408
ERPs 89, 21, 220, 283, 387, 398, 503 Intelligence quotient 89, 117
Error monitoring 89, 487 Interoceptive awareness 89, 71
Error-related negativity (Ne or ERN) 89, 426 Interpretation bias 89, 387
Ethnic group 89, 137 Inter-trial phase-synchronization 89, 545
Event-related brain potentials 89, 130
Event-related brain potentials (ERPs) 89, 528 Laplacian 89, 323
Event-related potentials 89, 137, 232, 387, 591 Latency 89, 191
Event-related potentials (ERPs) 89, 240 Leptin 89, 163
Evolutionary theory 89, 533 Lie detection 89, 495
Exercise 89, 260, 528 Lifespan development 89, 323
Exogenous attention 89, 313 Location changes 89, 232
Extinction 89, 598 Longitudinal 89, 47, 525
Eye contact 89, 112 LPC 89, 21
Face learning 89, 21 M50 89, 365
Face perception 89, 21 Macronutrients 89, 477
Face recognition 89, 21 Magnetic mismatch negativity (MMNm) 89, 365
Faces 89, 137, 273 Magnetoencephalography (MEG) 89, 306, 365
Face-to-face method 89, 112 MAOA 839, 1
Facial expression 89, 467 Math anxiety 89, 201
Fat 89, 477 Memory 89, 117, 293, 335, 477, 539
Fear 89, 277,570 Menstrual cycle 89, 99
Fear conditioning 89, 300, 450 Methodology 89, 562
Fear-potentiated startle reflex 89, 598 Middle-latency response 89, 232
Feedback negativity 89, 156 Motor evoked potential (MEP) 89, 495
Feedback-related negativity 89, 156, 416 Motor inhibition 89, 148, 433
Fetal sleep organization 89, 584 Motor preparation 89, 503
First-person-shooter-video-games 89, 107 MRCPs 89, 503
Flanker 89, 260 Muscle fatigue 89, 195
fMRI 89, 107, 148, 220, 260, 273, 408, 450
FN400 89, 201 N400 89, 283
Food deprivation 89, 71 N2 89, 170, 528
Frontal asymmetry 89, 382 Near-infrared spectroscopy 89, 183
Negative information processing 89, 214
Gamma-band responses 89, 545 Neural enhancement 89, 398
Gaze sensitivity 89, 112 Neural suppression 89, 398
Gender 89, 214 Neuromarketing 89, 201
Gender and weight effects 89, 163 Neuropsychiatric disorders 89, 1
Generalization 89, 300 Neurosteroids 89, 1
Genetics 89, 214 Newborns, Reactive cries 89, 374
Glucose 89, 477 N100m 89, 306
Glucose metabolism 89, 450 Non-verbal communication 89, 467
Grasping 89, 503 Noradrenaline 89, 539
Group independent component analysis 89, 515 Numerical cognition 89, 63
Healthy adults 89, 183 Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) 89, 487
Heart rate 89, 14, 349 Orbitofrontal cortex 89, 515
Heart rate variability 89, 349 Organizational change 89, 342
Heritability 89, 47 Orienting 89, 47
Hoarding symptoms 89, 487 Outcome association 89, 130
Holistic model 89, 63
HPA axis 89, 99, 460 P200 89, 21, 283
HRV 89, 87 P3 89, 201, 416, 433, 528
Subject index of vol. 89 (2012)
Pain 89, 467 Semantic priming 89, 283
Parent-child intersubjectivity 89, 123 Sensorimotor rhythms 89, 80
Parenting 89, 460, 533 Serotonin 89, 94
Parietal lobes 89, 503 SES 89, 460
Perceived exertion 89, 195 Sex chromosomes 839, 1
Performance monitoring 89, 426 Sex differences 89, 99, 539
PET 89, 450 Sexual dimorphism 839, 1
Phobia 89, 300 Short-term memory 89, 39
Physical activity 89, 260 Skin conductance level 89, 606
Positron emission tomography 89, 382 Sleep 89, 570
Posttraumatic stress disorder 89, 300 Sleep architecture 89, 34
Predictors 89, 80 Sleep disturbances 89, 163
Prefrontal 89, 273, 382 Sleepiness 89, 580
Pregnancy 89, 14 sLORETA 89, 170,515
Price processing 89, 63 Social anxiety 89, 591
Primary motor cortex 89, 323 Social phobia 89, 387, 591
Propranolol 89, 598 Somatosensation 89, 39
Prosaccade 89, 191 Spatial attention 89, 39
Protein 89, 477 Splicing variant 89, 117
Psychopathy 89, 408 SRY 89, 1
PsychoPhysiological 89, 273 SSRT 89, 220
Psychosocial stress 89, 99 Stability 89, 47
PTSD 89, 570 Startle 89, 277
Pupillary dilation 89, 112 State transition 89, 584
Steroid sulfatase 89, 1
Reaching 89, 503 Stop-signal task 89, 220
Reappraisal 89, 382 Stress 89, 34, 94, 335
Recognition memory 89, 137 Stroop 89, 87
Reconsolidation 89, 598 Stroop task 89, 252
Recovery cycle 89, 306 Subjective stress 89, 99
Reinforcement 89, 416 Sympathetic activation 89, 335
Relaxation 89, 14
Respiration 89, 349 Tactile attention 89, 313
Respiratory sinus arrhythmia 89, 14, 349, 562 Talking 89, 562
Response activation 89, 323 Talking baseline 89, 562
Response competition 89, 495 Temporal orienting 89, 433
Response inhibition 89, 220, 323, 444, 495 Theta oscillations 89, 515
Response selection 89, 495 Thought suppression 89, 87
Reward 89, 130, 156, 408 Trait anxiety 89, 252
Reward expectation mismatch 89, 416 Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) 89, 495
Reward sensitivity 89, 416 Transfer function 89, 562
Road safety 89, 580 Translational 89, 570
Romantic love 89, 533 Trauma 89, 570
rs6318 89, 94 TSST 89, 99
Turner syndrome 839, 1
Saccadic inhibition 89, 191 Two-choice oddball task 89, 240
Salivary alpha amylase 89, 539
Salivary cortisol 89, 342 Unpleasant emotion 89, 240
Schizophrenia 89, 220
Selection Negativity 89, 398 Valence strength 89, 240
Selection Positivity 89, 398
Selective attention 89, 398 Work stress 89, 342
Self-regulation 89, 71, 195, 584
Biological Psychology 89 (2012) 616-619
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