Development and Psychopathology 2004: Vol 16 Table of Contents

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Contents to Volume 16
Volume 16 Winter 2004 Number 1
CONTENTS
Articles
CHARLES STANLEY, The effect of postnatal depression on
LYNNE MURRAY, mother-infant interaction, infant response
AND ALAN STEIN to the Still-face perturbation, and
performance on an Instrumental Learning
task
URSULA PAULI-POTT, Predicting the development of infant
BETTINA MERTESACKER, emotionality from maternal characteristics
AND DIETER BECKMANN
NICHD Ear.ty CHILD Affect dysregulation in the mother-child
CARE RESEARCH NETWORK relationship in the toddler years:
Antecedents and consequences
Nestor L. Lopez, An integrative approach to the
DELIA M. VAZQUEZ, neurophysiological substrates of social
AND SHERYL L. OLSON withdrawal and aggression
WILLIAM F. ARSENIO, Emotion-related abilities and depressive
MARIA SESIN, AND symptoms in Latina mothers and their
LAWRENCE SIEGEL children
Mark A. ELLENBOGEN The impact of high neuroticism in parents
AND SHEILAGH HODGINS on children’s psychosocial functioning in
a population at high risk for major
affective disorder: A
family—environmental pathway of
intergenerational risk
ROBERT M. JOSEPH AND The relationship of theory of mind and
HELEN TAGER—FLUSBERG executive functions to symptom type and
severity in children with autism
Nirit BAUMINGER The expression and understanding of
jealousy in children with autism
KRISTEN M. McCaBe, Gender differences in childhood onset
CARIE RODGERS, conduct disorder
May YEH, AND
RICHARD HOUGH
Contents to Volume 16
KATE FLory, Early adolescent through young adult
DONALD LYNAM, alcohol and marijuana use trajectories:
RICHARD MILICH, Early predictors, young adult outcomes,
CARL LEUKEFELD, and predictive utility
AND RICHARD CLAYTON
P. HUGHES, Factors associated with the unresolved
P. TURTON, classification of the Adult Attachment
E. HOPPER, Interview in women who have suffered
G. A. MCGAULEY, stillbirth
AND P. FONAGY
Volume 16 Spring 2004 Number 2
CONTENTS
Articles
SUSAN B. CAMPBELL, 231 The course of maternal depressive
CELIA A. BROWNELL, symptoms and maternal sensitivity as
ANNE HUNGERFORD, predictors of attachment security at 36
SUSAN J. SPIEKER, months
ROL] MOHAN, AND
JENNIFER S. BLESSING
K. CHASE STOVALL-MCCLOUGH, Forming attachments in foster care: Infant
AND Mary DOZIER attachment behaviors during the first 2
months of placement
STEPHEN J. SHEINKOPF, Infant joint attention skill and preschool
PETER Munpy, behavioral outcomes in at-risk children
ANGELIKA H. CLAUSSEN,
AND JENNIFER WILLOUGHBY
MARGARET FISH Attachment in infancy and preschool in
low socioeconomic status rural
Appalachian children: Stability and
change and relations to preschool and
kindergarten competence
MILES GILLIOM AND Codevelopment of externalizing and
DANIEL S. SHAW internalizing problems in early childhood
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LauRA D. HANISH, The expression and regulation of negative
NANCY EISENBERG, emotions: Risk factors for young
RICHARD A. FABES, children’s peer victimization
Tracy L. SPINRAD,
PATTI RYAN, AND
SHANA SCHMIDT
ALISON B. WISMER FRIES Emotion understanding in
AND SETH D. POLLAK postinstitutionalized Eastern European
children
DaAviD SCHULTZ, Children’s emotion processing: Relations
CARROLL E. IZARD, to emotionality and aggression
AND GEORGE BEAR
HEDDEKE SNOEK, Stress responsivity in children with
STEPHANIE H. M. VAN GOOZEN, externalizing behavior disorders
WALTER MATTHYS,
JAN K. BUITELAAR, AND
HERMAN VAN ENGELAND
GERIANNE M. ALEXANDER Testing the prenatal hormone hypothesis
AND BRADLEY S. PETERSON of tic-related disorders: Gender identity
and gender role behavior
ALBERTINE J. OLDEHINKEL, Temperament profiles associated with
CATHARINA A. HARTMAN, internalizing and externalizing problems
ANDREA F. DE WINTER, in preadolescence
RENE VEENSTRA,
AND JOHAN ORMEL
SARAH E. NELSON AND From boys to men: Predicting adult
THOMAS J. DISHION adaptation from middle childhood
sociometric status
STEPHANIE E. MEYER, A prospective study of the association
GABRIELLE A. CARLSON, among impaired executive functioning,
EDYTHE A. WIGGS, childhood attentional problems, and the
PEDRO E. MARTINEZ, development of bipolar disorder
DONNA S. RONSAVILLE,
BONNIE KLIMES—DOUGAN,
PHILIP W. GOLD, AND
MARIAN RADKE—YARROW
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Volume 16 Summer 2004 Number 3
CONTENTS
Special Issue: Family Systems and Developmental Psychopathology
Editorial
PATRICK T. DAVIES Toward an integration of family systems
AND DANTE CICCHETTI and developmental psychopathology
approaches
Articles
DANIEL S. SHAW, The development of family hierarchies
MICHAEL M. Criss, and their relation to children’s conduct
MICHAEL A. SCHONBERG, problems
AND Joy E. BECK
JAY BELSKY AND Exploring marriage—parenting typologies
R. M. Pasco FEARON and their contextual antecedents and
developmental sequelae
PATRICK T. DAVIES, Pathways between profiles of family
E. MARK CUMMINGS, functioning, child security in the
AND MArcliA A. WINTER interparental subsystem, and child
psychological problems
INGE BRETHERTON Shared or conflicting working models?
AND TIMOTHY F. PAGE Relationships in postdivorce families seen
through the eyes of mothers and their
preschool children
DEBORAH JACOBVITZ, Observations of early triadic family
NANCY HAZEN, interactions: Boundary disturbances in the
MELISSA CURRAN, family predict symptoms of depression,
AND KRISTEN HITCHENS anxiety, and
attention-deficit /hyperactivity disorder in
middle childhood
ALISON LEARY AND Coparenting, family-level processes, and
LYNN FAINSILBER KATZ peer outcomes: The moderating role of
vagal tone
KRISTIN M. LINDAHL, Couple power dynamics, systemic family
NEENA M. MALIK, functioning, and child adjustment: A test
KAREN KACZYNSKI, of a mediational model in a multiethnic
AND JULIE S. SIMONS sample
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Mona EL-SHEIKH AND The link between marital conflict and
Lori ELMORE-STATON child adjustment: Parent—child conflict
and perceived attachments as mediators,
potentiators, and mitigators of risk
JOHN H. GrRYCH, Family processes that shape the impact of
SARAH R. RAYNOR, interparental conflict on adolescents
AND GREGORY M. Fosco
DAVID J. MIKLOWITZ The role of family systems in severe and
recurrent psychiatric disorders: A
developmental psychopathology view
FreD A. ROGOSCH, Expressed emotion in multiple
DANTE CICCHETTI, subsystems of the families of toddlers
AND SHEREE L. TOTH with depressed mothers
JAMES P. MCHALE, The transition to coparenthood: Parents’
CHRISTINA KAZALI, prebirth expectations and early coparental
TAMIR ROTMAN, adjustment at 3 months postpartum
JEAN TALBOT,
MEAGAN CARLETON,
AND REBECCA LIEBERSON
SUSAN DICKSTEIN, Attachment patterns across multiple
RONALD SEIFER, family relationships in adulthood:
KATHLEEN E. ALBUS, Associations with maternal depression
AND KARIN DODGE MAGEE
GAYLA MARGOLIN, Links between marital and parent-child
ELANA B. GorDIS, AND interactions: Moderating role of
PAMELLA H. OLIVER husband-to-wife aggression
PATRICK T. DAVIES, Interdependencies among interparental
MELIssA L. STURGE—APPLE, discord and parenting practices: The role
AND E. MARK CUMMINGS of adult vulnerability and relationship
perturbations
Volume 16 Fall 2004 Number 4
CONTENTS
Special Issue: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
Editorial
JOHN E. SCHULENBERG, The transition to adulthood as a critical
ARNOLD J. SAMEROFF, juncture in the course of psychopathology
AND DANTE CICCHETTI and mental health
Contents to Volume 16
Articles
ELAINE F. WALKER, Pubertal neuromaturation, stress
ZAINAB SABUWALLA, sensitivity, and psychopatholog
AND REBECCA HUOT
KENNETH J. SHER, Trajectories of dynamic predictors of
HEATHER J. GOTHAM, disorder: Their meanings and implications
AND AMY L. WATSON
GLENN I. ROISMAN, Antisocial behavior in the transition to
BENJAMIN AGUILAR, adulthood: The independent and
AND BYRON EGELAND interactive roles of developmental history
and emerging developmental tasks
ARNOLD J. SAMEROFF, Changing ecological determinants of
STEPHEN C. PECK, AND conduct problems from early adolescence
JACQUELYNNE S. ECCLES to early adulthood
MAGDA STOUTHAMER-—LOEBER, Desistance from persistent serious
EVELYN WEI, delinquency in the transition to adulthood
ROLF LOEBER,
AND ANN S. MASTEN
HANNO PETRAS, When the course of aggressive behavior
CinDY M. SCHAEFFER, in childhood does not predict antisocial
NICHOLAS IALONGO, outcomes in adolescence and young
Scott HUBBARD, adulthood: An examination of potential
BENGT MUTHEN, explanatory variables
SHARON F. LAMBERT,
JEANNE PODUSKA,
AND SHEPPARD KELLAM
STEPHEN M. MALONE, Genetic and environmental influences on
JEANETTE TAYLOR, antisocial behavior and alcohol
NAoMI R. MARMORSTEIN, dependence from adolescence to early
Matt McGuE, AND adulthood
WILLIAM G. IACONO
LESLIE MORRISON GUTMAN Continuities in depression from
AND ARNOLD J. SAMEROFF adolescence to young adulthood:
Contrasting ecological influences
ANDREA M. HUSSONG Stress and coping among children of
AND LAURIE CHASSIN alcoholic parents through the young adult
transition
MICHAEL WINDLE Trajectories of marijuana use from
AND MARGIT WIESNER adolescence to young adulthood:
Predictors and outcomes
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ANDREA M. HUSSONG, Substance abuse hinders desistance in
PATRICK J. CURRAN, young adults’ antisocial behavior
TERRIE E. MOFFITT,
AVSHALOM CASPI, AND
MADELINE M. CARRIG
JEYLAN T. MORTIMER Early work as a source of developmental
AND JEREMY STAFF discontinuity during the transition to
adulthood
ANN S. MASTEN, Resources and resilience in the transition
KEITH B. Burt, to adulthood: Continuity and change
GLENN I. ROISMAN,
JELENA OBRADOVIC,
JEFFREY D. LONG,
AND AUKE TELLEGEN
MICHAEL J. SHANAHAN Developmental properties of transactional
AND DANIEL J. BAUER models: The case of life events and
mastery from adolescence to young
adulthood
JOHN E. SCHULENBERG, Taking hold of some kind of life: How
ALISON L. BRYANT, AND developmental tasks relate to trajectories
PATRICK M. O’MALLEY of well-being during the transition to
adulthood
EDWARD SEIDMAN AND Developmental trajectories and ecological
SABINE ELIZABETH FRENCH transitions: A two-step procedure to aid in
the choice of prevention and promotion
interventions
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