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peSt2 si e ae) t2 Osb i6 ), he) 0a 0/0 Oe2 ) arN e.a CURRENT DIRECTIONS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE VOLUME 6, 1997, INDEX Anderson, Craig A., see Krull, Douglas S., 1 | Johnson, Scott P., Young Infants’ Perception of Object Unity: Im- Anokhin, Andrey, see Boomsma, Dorret, 106 plications for Development of Attentional and Cognitive Skills, 5 Arrigo, Jean Maria, and Kathy Pezdek, Lessons From the Study of Psychogenic Amnesia, 148 Jusczyk, Peter W., Finding and Remembering Words: Some Be- ginnings by English-Learning Infants, 170 Bashore, Theodore R., K. Richard Ridderinkhof, and Maurits W. van der Molen, The Decline of Cognitive Processing Speed in | Kihlstrom, John F., see Shobe, Katharine Krause , 70 Old Age, 163 | Kimberg, Daniel Y., Mark D’Esposito, and Martha J. Farah, Cog- Benjamin, Aaron S., see Schwartz, Bennett L., 132 nitive Functions in the Prefrontal Cortex—Working Memory Bernhardt, Paul C., Influences of Serotonin and Testosterone in and Executive Control, 185 Aggression and Dominance: Convergence With Social Psy- | Krull, Douglas S., and Craig A. Anderson, The Process of Expla- chology, 44 nation, 1 Bjork, Robert A., see Schwartz, Bennett L., 132 Blake, Randolph, What Can Be “ Perceived” in the Absence of | Lampinen, James M., see Payne, David G., 56 Visual Awareness?, 157 Lock, Timothy G., see Lynn, Steven Jay, 79 Block, Richard A., see Zakay, Dan, 12 Loftus, Elizabeth F., Memory for a Past That Never Was, 60 Boomsma, Dorret, Andrey Anokhin, and Eco de Geus, Genetics | I ynn, Steven Jay, and David G. Payne, Memory as the Theater of of Electrophysiology: Linking Genes, Brain, and Behavior, 106 the Past: The Psychology of False Memories, 55 Brown, Kirk W., see Moskowitz, D.S., 127 Lynn, Steven Jay, see Payne, David G., 56 Bruck, Maggie, and Stephen J. Ceci, The Suggestibility of Young Lynn, Steven Jay, Timothy G. Lock, Bryan Myers, and David G Children, 75 “Payne, Recalling the Unrecallable: Should Hypnosis Be Used to Recover Memories in Psychotherapy?, 79 Ceci, Stephen J., see Bruck, Maggie, 75 Collins, Barry E., see Helweg-Larsen, Marie, 23 Moskowitz, D.S., Kirk W. Brown, and Stéphane Coté, Reconcep- Cété, Stéphane, see Moskowitz, D.S., 127 tualizing Stability: Using Time as a Psychological Dimension, ed Davis, James O., see Phelps, Jeanne A., 117 </ Murison, Robert, see Overmier, J. Bruce, 180 D’Esposito, Mark, see Kimberg, Daniel Y., 185 | Myers, Bryan, see Lynn, Steven Jay, 79 Deutsch, Diana, The Tritone Paradox: A Link Between Music and Speech, 174 Needham, Amy, Factors Affecting Infants’ Use of Featural Infor- Eley, Thalia C., General Genes: A New Theme in Developmental mation in Object Segregation, 26 Psychopathology, 90 Neuschatz, Jeffrey S., see Payne, David G., 56 Farah, Martha J., see Kimberg, Daniel Y., 185 | Overmier, J]. Bruce, and Robert Murison, Animal Models Reveal Geus, Eco, de, see Boomsma, Dorret, 106 the “Psych” in the Psychosomatics of Peptic Ulcers, 180 Goldin-Meadow, Susan, When Gestures and Words Speak Dif- | Pani, John R., Descriptions of Orientation in Physical Reasoning, ferently, 138 121 Gordon, Andrew M., see Inhoff, Albrecht W., 153 Payne, David G., see Lynn, Steven Jay, 55 Hamer, Dean, The Search for Personality Genes: Adventures of a | Payne, David G., Jeffrey S. Neuschatz, James M. Lampinen, and Molecular Biologist, 111 Steven Jay Lynn, Compelling Memory Illusions: The Qualita- Helweg-Larsen, Marie, and Barry E. Collins, A Social Psycho- | tive Characteristics of False Memories, 56 logical Perspective on the Role of Knowledge About AIDS in Payne, David G., see Lynn, Steven Jay, 79 AIDS Prevention, 23 | Petrill, Stephen A., Molarity Versus Modularity of Cognitive Heredia, Roberto R., Bilingual Memory and Hierarchical Models: Functioning? A Behavioral Genetic Perspective, 96 A Case for Language Dominance, 34 Pezdek, Kathy, see Arrigo, Jean Maria, 148 Inhoff, Albrecht W., and Andrew M. Gordon, Eye Movements Phelps, Jeanne A., James O. Davis, and Kevin M. Schartz, Nature, and Eye-Hand Coordination During Typing, 153 Nurture, and Twin Research Strategies, 117 Copyright © 1998 American Psychological Society VOLUME 6, NUMBER 6, DECEMBER 1997 Plomin, Robert, Current Directions in Behavioral Genetics: Mov- | Schacter, Daniel I , False Recognition and the Brain, 65 ing Into the Mainstream, 85 Schartz, Kevin M., see Phelps, Jeanne A., 117 Pollatsek, Alexander, see Rayner, Keith, 49 Schwartz, Bennett L., Aaron S. Benjamin, and Robert A. Bjork, The Inferential and Experiential Bases of Metamemory, 132 Rayner, Keith, and Alexander Pollatsek, Eye Movements, the Eye-Hand Span, and the Perceptual Span During Sight-Read- Schwartz, Michael W., see Seeley, Randy J., 39 ing of Music, 49 Seeley, Randy J., and Michael W. Schwartz, The Regulation of Reiss, David, Mechanisms Linking Genetic and Social Influences Energy Balance: Peripheral Hormonal Signals and Hypotha- in Adolescent Development: Beginning a Collaborative Search, lamic Neuropeptides, 39 100 Shobe, Katharine Krause, and John F. Kihlstrom, Is Traumatic Ridderinkhof, K Richard, see Bashore, Theodore R., 163 Memory Special?, 70 Smith, Ronald E., and Frank L. Smoll, Coaching the Coaches: Saudino, Kimberly ]., Moving Beyond the Heritability Question: Youth Sports as a Scientific and Applied Behavioral Setting, 16 New Directions in Behavioral Genetic Studies of Personality, Smoll, Frank L., see Smith, Ronald E., 16 SO van der Molen, Maurits W., see Bashore, Theodore R., 163 Scarr, Sandra, Why Child Care Has Little Impact on Most Chil- dren’s Development, 143 Zakay, Dan, and Richard A. Block, Temporal Cognition, 12