Cognitive, Affective and Behavioral Neuroscience 2001: Vol 1 Table of Contents

3 Pages·2001·1.5 MB·English

Contents of Volume 1
Abulafia, D. P. See Tafet, G. E. Harrington, G. S. See Creem, S. H
Hopfinger, J. B., & Mangun, G. R. Tracking the influence of re-
Behrmann, M., & Plaut, D. C. The interaction of spatial refer- flexive attention on sensory and cognitive processing 56
ence frames and hierarchical object representations: Ev-
idence from figure copying in hemispatial neglect 307 Idoyaga- Vargas, V. P. See Tafet, G. E.
Behrmann, M. See Philbeck, J. W. Izumi, A., Kuraoka, K., Kojima, S., & Nakamura, K. Visually
Berger, J. S. See Postle, B. R. guided facial actions in rhesus monkeys ...... 266
Brett, M. See Kellenbach, M. L.
Jonides, J. Editorial
Brown, R. E. See Shore, D. I.
Jonides, J. See Patalano, A. L.
Bunsey, M. D. See Kaut, K. P.
Joseph, J. E. Functional neuroimaging studies of category
Calandria, J. M. See Tafet, G. E. specificity in object recognition: A critical review and meta-
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Chiovetta, A. See Tafet, G. E.
Clark, R. E. See Manns, J. R.
Kaut, K. P., & Bunsey, M. D. The effect of lesions to the rat
Cook, S. P. See Verfaellie, M. hippocampus or rhinal cortex on olfactory and spatial
Courtney, S. M. See Rama, P. memory: Retrograde and anterograde findings 270
Creem, S. H., Downs, T. H., Wraga, M., Harrington,G . S., Prof- Keane, M. M. See Verfaellie, M. (2)
fitt, D. R., & Downs, J. H., Il. An fMRI study of imagined Kellenbach, M. L., Brett, M., & Patterson, K. Large, colorful,
self-rotation ........ ie eaekea.. or noisy? Attribute- and modality-specific activations dur-
Curtis, C. E. See Postle, B. R. ing retrieval of perceptual attribute knowledge 207
Klein, R. M. See Shore, D. |
Davis, R. See Stone, A
Koeppe, R. A. See Patalano, A. L.
D’ Esposito, M. See Postle, B. R.
Kojima, S. See Izumi, A.
de Gelder, B. See Vroomen, J.
Kuraoka, K. See Izumi, A.
Downs, J. H., II. See Creem, S. H.
Downs, T. H. See Creem, S. H. Laasonen, M., Service, E., & Virsu, V. Temporal order and
Driver, J. See Vroomen, J. processing acuity of visual, auditory, and tactile percep-
tion in developmentally dyslexic young adults ... 394
Flint, R. W., Jr. See Mohanty, A. Lacey, E. H. See Frye, C. A.
Frank, M. J., Loughry, B., & O’Reilly, R. C. Interactions be- Loomis, J. M. See Philbeck, J. W.
tween frontal cortex and basal ganglia in working mem- Loughry, B. See Frank, M. J.
ory: A computational model
Frye, C. A., & Lacey, E. H. Posttraining androgens’ enhance- MaclInnes,W. J. See Shore, D. I.
ment of cognitive performance is temporally distinct from Mangun, G. R. See Hopfinger, J. B
androgens’ increases in affective behavior
Manns, J. R., Clark, R. E., & Squire, L. R. Single-cue delay eye-
Frye, C. A., & Seliga, A. M. Testosterone increases analgesia, blink conditioning is unrelated to awareness .... 192
anxiolysis, and cognitive performance of male rats 371
McMillan, C. T. See Wheeler, M. A.
Frye, C. A. See Rhodes, M. E.
Mercado, E., Ill, Myers, C. E., & Gluck, M. A. A computa-
tional model of mechanisms controlling experience-
Gillen, J. S. See Rama, P.
dependent reorganization of representational maps in au-
Giovanello, K. S. See Verfaellie, M. ditory cortex 37
Gluck, M. A. See Mercado, E., III. Mohanty, A., & Flint, R. W.,
Goedert, K. See Willingham, D. B. on modulation of emotional and nonemotional spatial
Goldstein, J. H. See Postle, B. R. MI IIIS iosd er iveica tocar scttedeslaseanesdes 5° ae
Myers, C. E. See Mercado, E., III.
Hammond, G. Effect of lateralized gaps in noise on the cuta-
neous blink reflex in humans ........................... 297 Nakamura, K. See Izumi, A.
Hammond, G. See Reilly, K. Nosofsky, R. M. See Zaki, S. R.
O’Reilly, R. C. See: rologically intact participants does not simulate covert
Frank, M. J. recognition in prosopagnosia
Rudy, J. W.
Okaichi, H. Effects of dorsal-striatum lesions and fimbria- Tafet, G. E., Idoyaga-Vargas, V. P., Roffman, S. S., Abulafia,
fornix lesions on the problem-solving strategies of rats in D. P., Calandria, J. M., Chiovetta, A., & Shinitzky, M. Corre-
a Shallow water maze lation between cortisol level and serotonin uptake in pa-
tients with chronic stress and depression
Patalano, A. L., Smith, E. E., Jonides, J., & Koeppe, R. A. PET Tafet, G. E., Toister-Achituv, M., & Shinitzky, M. Enhance-
evidence for multiple strategies of categorization 360 ment of serotonin uptake by cortisol: A possible link be-
Patterson, K. See Kellenbach, M. L. tween stress and depression
Pekar, J. J. See Rama, P. Toister-Achituv, M. See Tafet, G. E.
Philbeck, J. W., Behrmann, M., & Loomis, J. M. Updating ofl o-
Valentine, T. See Stone, A.
cations during whole-body rotations in patients with hemi-
spatial neglect Verfaellie, M., Giovanello, K. S., & Keane, M. M. Recognition
memory in amnesia: Effects of relaxing response criteria
Plaut, D. C. See Behrmann, M.
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Postle, B. R., Berger, J. S., Goldstein, J. H., Curtis, C. E., &
Verfaellie, M., Keane, M. M., & Cook, S. P. The role of explicit
D’ Esposito, M. Behavioral and neurophysiological corre-
memory processes in cross-modal priming: An investiga-
lates of episodic coding, proactive interference, and list
tion of stem completion priming in amnesia 222
length effects in a running span verbal working memory
Virsu, V. See Laasonen, M.
Proffitt, D. R. See Creem, S. H. Vroomen, J., Driver, J., & de Gelder, B. Is cross-modal inte-
gration of emotional expressions independent of atten-
Rama, P., Sala, J. B., Gillen, J. S., Pekar, J. J., & Courtney, S. M. TORU TONOMICON, 5 oiss.)cnoccncssacercnesdonuenaencceees 382
Dissociation of the neural systems for working memory
maintenance of verbal and nonspatial visual information Wheeler, M. A., & McMillan, C. T. Focal retrograde amnesia
and the episodic—semantic distinction
Reilly, K., & Hammond, G. Modification of the human blink Willingham, D. B., & Goedert, K. The role of taxonomies in
reflex by transient and sustained features of acoustic pre- the study of human memory
stimulation Wilson, J. H. Prolactin in rats is attenuated by conspecific
Rhodes, M. E., & Frye, C. A. Inhibiting progesterone metab- touch in a novel environment
olism in the hippocampus of rats in behavioral estrus de- Wraga, M. See Creem, S. H.
creases anxiolytic behaviors and enhances exploratory
and antinociceptive behaviors Zaki, S. R., & Nosofsky, R. M. A single-system interpretation
Roffman, S. S. See Tafet, G. E. of dissociations between recognition and categorization in
a task involving object-like stimuli
Rudy, J. W., & O’Reilly, R. C. Conjunctive representations,
the hippocampus, and contextual fear conditioning 66
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