Development and Psychopathology 2005: Vol 17 Table of Contents

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Contents to Volume 17
Volume 17 Winter 2005 Number 1
CONTENTS
Articles
KARLEN LYONS—RUTH, Expanding the concept of unresolved
CLAUDIA YELLIN, mental states: Hostile/Helpless states of
SHARON MELNICK, AND mind on the Adult Attachment Interview
GWENDOLYN ATWOOD are associated with disrupted
mother—infant communication and infant
disorganization
SHERYL L. OLSON, Developmental foundations of
ARNOLD J. SAMEROFF, externalizing problems in young children:
Davip C. R. KERR, The role of effortful control
NeEsToR L. LOPEZ, AND
HENRY M. WELLMAN
KATHERINE C. PEARS Emotion understanding and theory of
AND PHILIP A. FISHER mind among maltreated children in foster
care: Evidence of deficits
SARA R. JAFFEE, Nature X Nurture: Genetic vulnerabilities
AVSHALOM CASPI, interact with physical maltreatment to
TERRIE E. MOFFITT, promote conduct problems
KENNETH A. DODGE,
MICHAEL RUTTER,
ALAN TAYLOR, AND
Lucy A. TULLY
STEWART A. SHANKMAN, Low positive emotionality in young
CRAIG E. TENKE, children: Association with EEG
GERARD E. BRUDER, asymmetry
C. EMILy DURBIN,
ELIZABETH P. HAYDEN,
AND DANIEL N. KLEIN
JENNIFER M. JESTER, Inattention/hyperactivity and aggression
JOEL T. NIGG, from early childhood to adolescence:
KENNETH M. ADAMS, Heterogeneity of trajectories and
HiRAM E. FITZGERALD, differential influence of family
LEON I. PUTTLER, environment characteristics
MariA M. WONG, AND
ROBERT A. ZUCKER
ROBERT D. LAIRD, Peer relationship antecedents of
Greoory S. PETTIT, delinquent behavior in late adolescence:
KENNETH A. DODGE, Is there evidence of demographic group
AND JOHN E. BATES differences in developmental processes?
Contents to Volume 17
S. ALEXANDRA BurRT, How are parent-child conflict and
Matt McGug, childhood externalizing symptoms related
ROBERT F. KRUEGER, over time? Results from a genetically
AND WILLIAM G. IACONO informative cross-lagged study
ELIZABETH A. SHIRTCLIFF, Low salivary cortisol levels and
DouGLas A. GRANGER, externalizing behavior problems in youths
ALAN BOOTH, AND
DAVID JOHNSON
GENE H. Bropy, Longitudinal links among parenting,
SOOYEON Kim, self-presentations to peers, and the
VELMA MCBRIDE Murry, development of externalizing and
AND ANITA C. BROWN internalizing symptoms in African
American siblings
SuUNIYA S. LUTHAR AND Comparable “risks” at the socioeconomic
SHAWN J. LATENDRESSE status extremes: Preadolescents’
perceptions of parenting
SUNIYA S. LUTHAR Dimensions of adolescent rebellion: Risks
AND NADIA S. ANSARY for academic failure among high- and
low-income youth
MARGIT WIESNER, Developmental trajectories of offending:
Hyoun K. KIM, AND Validation and prediction to young adult
DEBORAH M. CAPALDI alcohol use, drug use, and depressive
symptoms
Volume 17 Spring 2005 Number 2
CONTENTS
Articles
W. THOMAS BOYCE Biological sensitivity to context: I. An
AND Bruce J. ELLIS evolutionary—developmental theory of the
origins and functions of stress reactivity
Bruce J. EL_is, Biological sensitivity to context: II.
MARILYN J. Essex, Empirical explorations of an
AND W. THOMAS BOYCE evolutionary—developmental theory
R. PETER HosBson, Personal relatedness and attachment in
MATTHEW PATRICK, infants of mothers with borderline
LisA CRANDELL, personality disorder
Rosa GARC{A—PEREZ,
AND ANTHONY LEE
Contents to Volume 17
THOMAS E. KELLER, Patterns of risk and trajectories of
SUSAN J. SPIEKER, AND preschool problem behaviors: A
LEWAYNE GILCHRIST personal-oriented analysis of attachment
in context
ALICIA F. LIEBERMAN, Preschooler witnesses of marital violence:
PATRICIA VAN Horn, Predictors and mediators of child
AND EmMILyY J. OZER behavior problems
JAMES SNYDER, Deviancy training and association with
LYNN SCHREPFERMAN, deviant peers in young children:
JESSICA OESER, Occurrence and contribution to
GERALD PATTERSON, early-onset conduct problems
MIKE STOOLMILLER,
Kassy JOHNSON, AND
ABIGAIL SNYDER
SYLVIE VERTE, Executive functioning in children with
HILDE M. GEuRTS, autism and Tourette syndrome
HERBERT ROEYERS,
JAAP OOSTERLAAN, AND
JOSEPH A. SERGEANT
MARTIN BISHOP, Symbolic play in congenitally blind
R. PETER HOBSON, children
AND ANTHONY LEE
COLLEEN R. O’ NEAL Do parents respond in different ways
AND CAROL MAGaI when children feel different emotions?
The emotional context of parenting
Marc S. SCHULZ, Adolescents’ behavior in the presence of
ROBERT J. WALDINGER, interparental hostility: Developmental and
STUART T. HAUSER, emotion regulatory influences
AND JOSEPH P. ALLEN
LAUREN E. BERGER, When adolescents disagree with others
KATHLEEN M. JopDL, about their symptoms: Differences in
JOSEPH P. ALLEN, attachment organization as an explanation
KATHLEEN B. MCELHANEY, of discrepancies between adolescent,
AND GABRIEL P. KUPERMINC parent, and peer reports of behavior
problems
RICHARD O’ KEARNEY Language for emotions in adolescents
AND Mark R. Dapps with externalizing and internalizing
disorders
PATRICIA COHEN, Adolescent Cluster A personality disorder
HENIAN CHEN, symptoms, role assumption in the
STEPHANIE KASEN, transition to adulthood, and resolution or
JEFFERY G. JOHNSON, persistence of symptoms
THOMAS CRAWFORD,
AND KATHY GORDON
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Volume 17 Summer 2005 Number 3
CONTENTS
Special Issue: Integrating Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience
and Developmental Psychopathology
Editorial
DANTE CICCHETTI AND Cognitive and affective neuroscience and
MICHAEL I. POSNER developmental psychopathology
Articles
ERIC COURCHESNE, Autism at the beginning: Microstructural
ELIZABETH REDCAY, and growth abnormalities underlying the
JOHN T. MORGAN, AND cognitive and behavioral phenotype of
DANIEL P. KENNEDY autism
MarkK H. JOHNSON, The emergence of the social brain
RICHARD GRIFFIN, network: Evidence from typical and
GERGELY CSIBRA, atypical development
HANIFE HALIT,
TERESA FARRONI,
MICHELLE DE HAAN,
LESLIE A. TUCKER,
SIMON BARON—COHEN,
AND JOHN RICHARDS
SUSAN W. PARKER, An event-related potential study of the
CHARLES A. NELSON, impact of institutional rearing on face
AND THE BUCHAREST recognition
EARLY INTERVENTION
PROJECT CORE GROUP
DANTE CICCHETTI AND An event-related potential study of the
W. JOHN CURTIS processing of affective facial expressions
in young children who experienced
maltreatment during the first year of life
GERALDINE DAWSON, Neurocognitive and electrophysiological
SARA JANE WEBB, evidence of altered face processing in
ELLEN WIJSMAN, parents of children with autism:
GERARD SCHELLENBERG, Implications for a model of abnormal
ANNETTE ESTES, development of social brain circuitry in
JEFFREY MUNSON, autism
AND SUSAN FAJA
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DON M. TUCKER, Love hurts: The evolution of empathic
PHAN LUU, AND concern through the encephalization of
DOUGLAS DERRYBERRY nociceptive capacity
JONATHAN POSNER, The circumplex model of affect: An
JAMES A. RUSSELL, AND integrative approach to affective
BRADLEY S. PETERSON neuroscience, cognitive development, and
psychopathology
SETH D. POLLAK Early adversity and mechanisms of
plasticity: Integrating affective
neuroscience with developmental
approaches to psychopathology
Tony J. SIMON, A multilevel analysis of cognitive
JOEL P. BISH, dysfunction and psychopatholog
CARRIE E. BEARDEN, associated with chromosome 22q11.2
LIJUN DING, deletion syndrome in children
SAMANTHA FERRANTE,
Vy NGUYEN,
JAMES C. GEE,
DONNA M. McCDONALD—MCGINN,
ELAINE H. ZACKAI, AND
BEVERLY S. EMANUEL
JOEL T. NIGG An integrative theory of
AND B. J. CASEY attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
based on the cognitive and affective
neurosciences
ADELE DIAMOND Attention-deficit disorder
(attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
without hyperactivity): A
neurobiologically and behaviorally
distinct disorder from
attention-deficit /hyperactivity disorder
(with hyperactivity)
ERIKA E. FORBES AND Neural systems of positive affect:
RONALD E. DAHL Relevance to understanding child and
adolescent depression?
STEPHEN M. KOSSLYN Reflective thinking and mental imagery:
A perspective on the development of
posttraumatic stress disorder
R. J. R. BLAIR Applying a cognitive neuroscience
perspective to the disorder of
psychopathy
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Volume 17 Fall 2005 Number 4
CONTENTS
Special Issue: Developmental Psychopathology Approaches
to Borderline Personality Disorder
Editorial
MARK F. LENZENWEGER Toward a developmental psychopathology
AND DANTE CICCHETTI approach to borderline personality
disorder
Articles
KATHERINE M. PUTNAM Emotion dysregulation and the
AND KENNETH R. SILK development of borderline personality
disorder
REBEKAH BRADLEY The psychodynamics of borderline
AND DREW WESTEN personality disorder: A view from
developmental psychopathology
KENNETH N. LEvy The implications of attachment theory
and research for understanding borderline
personality disorder
RICHARD M. RYAN The developmental line of autonomy in
the etiology, dynamics, and treatment of
borderline personality disorders
ALAN E. FRUZZETTI, Family interaction and the development
CHAD SHENK, AND of borderline personality disorder: A
PERRY D. HOFFMAN transactional model
ABIGAIL A. BAIRD, Developmental precipitants of borderline
HEATHER B. VEAGUE, AND personality disorder
C. ELIZABETH RABBITT
Nicki R. CrRIck, Borderline personality features in
DIANNA MurRRAY-CLOSE, childhood: A short-term longitudinal
AND KATHLEEN Woops study
FrED A. ROGOSCH Child maltreatment, attention networks,
AND DANTE CICCHETTI and potential precursors to borderline
personality disorc’2r
JOEL PARIS The development of impulsivity and
suicidality in borderline personality
disorder
Contents to Volume 17
SHEILA E. CROWELL, Psychological, autonomic, and
THEODORE P. BEAUCHAINE, serotonergic correlates of parasuicide
ELIZABETH MCCAULEY, among adolescent girls
CInpDy J. SMITH,
ADRIANNE L. STEVENS,
AND PATRICK SYLVERS
JOEL T. NIGG, Disinhibition and borderline personality
KENNETH R. SILK, disorder
GILLIAN STAVRO,
AND TORRI MILLER
JACKIE K. GOLLAN, Developmental psychopathology and
Royce LEE, AND neurcbiology of aggression
EMIL F. CocCARO
PATRICIA HOFFMAN JUDD Neurocognitive impairment as a
moderator in the development of
borderline personality disorder
Gary R. BRENDEL, Defining the neurocircuitry of borderline
EMILY STERN, AND personality disorder: Functional
Davip A. SILBERSWEIG neuroimaging approaches
MARK F. LENZENWEGER AND Predicting change in borderline
DANAEA DESANTIS CASTRO personality: Using neurobehavioral
systems indicators within an individual
growth curve framework
Volume 17 Reviewers
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