Developmental Psychobiology 1998: Vol 32 Index

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Developmental Psychobiology
Author Index to Volume 32, 1998
Abel, R. A., Ronca, A. E., and Alberts, J. R.: Perina- Fox, N. A., see Schmidt, L. A.
tal Stimulation Facilitates Suckling Onset in Freudigman, K. A., and Thoman, E. B.: Infants’ Ear-
Newborn Rats, 91 liest Sleep/Wake Organization Differs as a
Alberts, J. R., see Abel, R. A. Function of Delivery Mode, 293
Beek, P. J., see Wimmers, R. H. Galef, B. G., Jr., see Clark, M. M.
Beyer, C., see Gonzalez-Mariscal, G. Gerhardstein, P., see Hartshorn, K.
Bhatt, R. S., see Hartshorn, K. Gilch, J., see Hartshorn, K.
Blumberg, M. S., see Kirby, R. F. Gonzalez-Mariscal, G., Melo, A. I., Chirino, R.,
Byrne, G., see Westergaard, G. C. Jiménez, P., Beyer, C., and Rosenblatt, J. S.:
Importance of Mother/Young Contact at Partu-
rition and across Lactation for the Expression of
Cabib, S., see D’Amato, F. R.
Maternal Behavior in Rabbits, 101
Campos-de-Carvalho, M., see Hartshorn, K.
Griffin, B., see Tomaszycki, M.
Casey, M. B., and Lickliter, R.: Prenatal Visual Ex-
perience Influences the Development of Turning
Hartelman, P., see Wimmers, R. H.
Bias in Bobwhite Quail Chicks (Colinus virgi-
Hartshorn, K., Rovee-Collier, C., Gerhardstein, P.,
nianus), 327
Bhatt, R. S., Wondoloski, T. L., Klein, P.,
Castro, C. A., see Matzke, S. M.
Gilch, J., Wurtzel, N., and Campos-de-Car-
Chirino, R., see Gonzalez-Mariscal, G.
valho, M.: The Ontogeny of Long-Term Mem-
Clark, M. M., Vonk, J. M., and Galef, B. G., Jr.: In-
ory over the First Year-and-a-Half of Life, 69
trauterine Position, Parenting, and Nest-Site At-
Hayes, M. J., and Mitchell, D.: Spontaneous Move-
tachment in Male Mongolian Gerbils, 177
ments during Sleep in Children: Temporal Or-
Cline, C., see Tomaszycki, M.
ganization and Changes with Age, 13
Coleman, B., see Coplan, R. J.
Hayne, H., see Rovee-Collier, C.
Collier, G. H., see Rovee-Collier, C.
Hopkins, B., see Wimmers, R. H.
Coplan, R. J., Coleman, B., and Rubin, K. H.: Shy-
Hopkins, W. D., see Tomaszycki, M.
ness and Little Boy Blue: Iris Pigmentation,
Gender, and Social Wariness in Preschoolers,
Jiménez, P., see Gonzalez-Mariscal, G.
37
Johnson, E., see Lorenz, D. N.
Corsi-Cabrera, M., see Juarez, J.
Joyce, J. N., see Neal-Beliveau, B. S.
Craggs, M, see Yoshida, K.
Juarez, J., del Rio-Portilla, I., and Corsi-Cabrera, M.:
Crusio, W. E., and Schmitt, A.: A Multivariate
Effects of Prenatal Testosterone on Sex and
Quantitative-Genetic Analysis of Behavioral
Age Differences in Behavior Elicited by Stimu-
Development in Mice, 339
lus Pups in the Rat, 121
D’ Amato, F. R., Cabib, S., Ventura, R., and Orsini,
Kim, S., see Lyons, D. M.
C.: Long-Term Effects of Postnatal Manipula-
Kirby, R. F., and Blumberg, M. S.: Maintenance of
tion on Emotionality are Prevented by Maternal
Arterial Pressure in Infant Rats during Moderate
Anxiolytic Treatment in Mice, 225
and Extreme Thermal Challenge, 169
del Rio-Portilla, I., see Juarez, J.
Klein, P., see Hartshorn, K.
Doolittle, E. J., and Ruff, H. A.: Distractibility dur-
Kraebel, K. S., Vizvary, L. M., and Spear, N. E.:
ing Infants’ Examining and Repetitive Rhyth-
Stimulus Intensity Modulates Associative and
mic Activity, 275
Nonassociative Responding in Preweanling
Rats, 199
Eilam, D., and Smotherman, W. P.: How the Neona- Kumar, R. C., see Yoshida, K.
tal Rat Gets to the Nipple: Common Motor
Modules and Their Involvement in the Expres- Levine, S., see Lyons, D. M.
sion of Early Motor Behavior, 57 Lewkowicz, D. J.: Infants’ Response to the Audible
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Author Index
and Visible Properties of the Human Face: II. Rubin, K. H., see Coplan, R. J.
Discrimination of Differences Between Singing Ruff, H. A., see Doolittle, E. J.
and Adult-Directed Speech, 261
Lickliter, R., see Casey, M. B. Savelsbergh, G. J. P., see Wimmers, R. H.
Lorenz, D. N., Poppe, C. J., Quail, C., Seipel, K., Schatzberg, A. F., see Lyons, D. M.
Stordeur, S. A., and Johnson, E.: Filling the Gut Schmidt, L. A., and Fox, N. A.: Fear-Potentiated
Activates Paradoxical Sleep in Suckling Rats, 1 Startle Responses in Temperamentally Different
Lux, B. A., see Moore, C. L. Human Infants, 113
Lyons, D. M., Kim, S., Schatzberg, A. F., and Lev- Schmitt, A., see Crusio, W. E.
ine, S.: Postnatal Foraging Demands Alter Ad- Seipel, K., see Lorenz, D. N.
renocortical Activity and Psychosocial Develop- Smith, B., see Yoshida, K.
ment, 285 Smotherman, W. P., see Eilam, D.
Spear, N. E., see Kraebel, K. S.
Maestripieri, D., see Tomaszycki, M. Stordeur, S. A., see Lorenz, D. N.
Matzke, S. M., and Castro, C. A.: Primacy and Re- Suomi, S. J., see Westergaard, G. C.
cency Effects in Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca mu-
latta) Using a Serial Probe Recognition Task Thoman, E. B., see Freudigman, K. A.
Ill. A Developmental Analysis, 215 Tomaszycki, M., Cline, C., Griffin, B., Maestripieri,
Mayer, A. D., and Rosenblatt, J. S.: A Method for D., and Hopkins, W. D.: Maternal Cradling and
Regulation the Duration of Pregnancy and the Infant Nipple Preferences in Rhesus Monkeys
Time of Parturition in Sprague-Dawley Rats (Macaca mulatta), 305
(Charles River CD Strain), 131
Melo, A. I., see Gonzalez-Mariscal, G. Van der Kamp, J., see Wimmers, R. H.
Mitchell, D., see Hayes, M. J. Ventura, R., see D’Amato, F. R.
Moore, C. L., and Lux, B. A.: Effects of Lactation Vizvary, L. M., see Kraebel, K. S.
on Sodium Intake in Fischer-344 and Long- Vonk, J. M., see Clark, M. M.
Evans Rats, 51
Westergaard, G. C., Byrne, G., and Suomi, S. J.:
Neal-Beliveau, B. S., and Joyce, J. N.: Behavioral Early Lateral Bias in Tufted Capuchins (Cebus
Responsitivity to Dopamine Receptor Agonists apella), 45
after Extensive Striatal Dopamine Lesions dur- Wimmers, R. H., Savelsbergh, G. J. P., Beek, P. J.,
ing Development, 313 and Hopkins, B.: Evidence for a Phase Transi-
tion in the Early Development of Prehension,
Orsini, C., see D’ Amato, F. R. 239
Wimmers, R. H., Savelsbergh, G. J. P., van der
Poppe, C. J., see Lorenz, D. N. Kamp, J., and Hartelman, P.: A Developmental
Transition in Prehension Modeled as a Cusp
Quail, C., see Lorenz, D. N. Catastrophe, 23
Wondoloski, T. L., see Hartshorn, K.
Ronca, A. E., see Abel, R. A. Wurtzel, N., see Hartshorn, K.
Rosenblatt, J. S., see Gonzalez-Mariscal, G.
Rosenblatt, J. S., see Mayer, A. D. Yoshida, K., Kumar, R. C., Smith, B., and Craggs,
Rovee-Collier, C., Hayne, H., and Collier, G. H.: M.: Psychotropic Drugs in Breast Milk: No Ev-
The Timing of Food Availability Affects idence for Adverse Effects on Prepulse Modula-
Growth in Chicks, 183 tion of Startle Reflex or on Cognitive Level in
Rovee-Collier, C., see Hartshorn, K. Infants, 249
Developmental Psychobiology
Subject Index to Volume 32, 1998
6-Hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA), 313 Face and voice perception, 261
Fear-potentiated startle, 113
Abdominal compression reaction, 169 Feeding, 183
Activity, 183
Adaptive value, 339 Gastric distention, |
Age differences, 121 Gender differences, 37
Alimentary tract, 1 Genetic architecture, 339
Ambient temperature, | Genetic correlation, 339
Amodal processing, 199 Gut load, |
Amygdala, 113 Gut, |
Associative learning, 199
Attention, 275 Habituation, 199
Auditory prosody, 261 Handedness, 45
Heart rate, 199
Behavioral development, 339 Human infant(s), 69, 113, 261, 275
Behavioral inhibition, 113 Hunger, |
Birth, 91 Hypothalamic -— pituitary —adrenal physiology, 285
Blink reflex, 249
Blood pressure, 169 Infant development, 249
Bobwhite quail, 327 Infants, 23, 235
Brain asymmetry, 305 Intensity, 199
Brown adipose tissue, 169 Intersensory perception, 261
Intrauterine position, 177
Capuchin, 45
Cardiac rate, 169 Laboratory rat, 131
Cebus, 45 Lactation, 51, 101
Laryngeal braking, 169
Chicks, 183
Chlordiazepoxide, Laterality, 45, 305
Lateralization, 327
C-section, 293
Cusp catastrophe, 23 Learning and memory, 215
Litter size, 131
Long-term memory, 69
Delivery mode, 293
Development(s), 13, 23, 45
Maternal behavior, 57, 101, 121, 225
Diallel cross, 339
Maternal cradling, 305
Diet selection, 183
Maternal effects, 51
Dishabituation, 199
Maternal separation, 225
Distractibility, 275
Meal timing, 183
Dopamine receptors, 313
Memory development, 69
Mice, 225
Elevated plus maze, 225 Milk, 1
Energy cost, 183 Modality, 199
Evolutionary history, 339 Mongolian gerbil, 177
Exploration, 275 Mother—infant conflict, 285
Eye color, 37 Mother-—infant interaction, 51
Eye—hand coordination, 23 Motor behavior, 57
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360 Subject Index
Mouse, 339 Rabbit, 101
Multivariate analysi Rat(s), 1, 121, 169
Reflexes, 339
Neonatal DA depletion, 313 Rhesus monkey, 215
Neonate, 169 Rhythmicity, 275
Nesting, 183 Righting, 57
Nest-site attachment, 177
Newborn rat, 91 Saimiri sciureus, 285
Newborns, 293 Salt appetite, 51
Nimiety, |
Satiety, |
Nipple preference, 305
Sex differences, 121
Nonhuman primates, 285
Shyness, 37
Nursing, 101
Sleep movements, 13
Sleep, 293
Ontogeny of memory, 69
Sleep/wake states, 293
Operant conditioning, 69
Slow-wave sleep, |
Organization of behavior, 275
Somatosensory stimuli
Oryctolagus cuniculus L, 101
Strain differences, 51
Stress, 225
Paradoxical sleep, |
Suckling onset, 91
Paraffin, 1
Suckling, 1, 57, 101
Parental behavior, 177
Parturition, 101, 131
Photoperiod shift, 131 Temporal organization,
Pivoting, 57 Testosterone, 121
Postnatal stress, 285 Thermoregulation, 169,
Postpartum estrus, 131 Transition(s), 23, 235
Postpartum temperature, 91 Turning bias, 327
Pregnancy, 131
Prehension, 235
Ultrasonic calls, 225
Prenatal treatment, 121
Ultrasound, 169
Prepulse modulations, 249 Uterine contractions, 91
Preweanling rats, 199
Primacy and recency effects, 215
Visual experience, 327
Prolactin, 101
Vocalization, 169
Punting, 57
Pups, 101
Water appetite, 51
Quantitative-genetics, 339 Water, |