Developmental Psychobiology 2001: Vol 39 Index

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Developmental Psychobiology
Author Index to Volume 39, 2001
Adrien, J-L., Rossignol-Deletang, N., Martineau, J., Dickel, L., Chichery M-P., Chichery, R.: Increase of
Couturier, G., and Barthelemy, C.: Regulation of Learning Abilities and Maturation of the Vertical
Cognitive Activity and Early Communication Lobe Complex During Postembryonic
Development in Young Autistic, Mentally Development in the Cuttlefish, Sepia, 92
Retarded, and Young Normal Children, 124
Altbiicker, V., see Pongracz, P. Fenes, D., see Pongracz, P.
Fleming, A. S., see Lovic, V.
Bacher, L. F., and Robertson, S. S.: Stability of Forger, C., see Rosenblum, L. A.
Coupled Fluctuations in Movement and Visual
Attention in Infants, 99 Galef, B. G. Jr., see Clark, M. M.
Bailey, D. B. Jr, see Roberts, J. E. Galef, B. G. Jr., see Clark, M. M.
Barr, G. A., see Wiedenmayer, C. P. Geijn, H. P. v., see Vries, J. I. P. de
Barthelemy, C., see Adrien, J-L. Gonzalez, A., see Lovic, V.
Black, S-L.: Letter to the Editor: Ambient Odors
Associated to Failure or Failure of Experimental Hanson, M. T., and Coss, R. G.: Age Differences in
Design? A critical Comment on Epple and Herz Arousal and Vigilance in California Ground
(1999), 147 Squirrels (Spermophilus beecheyi), 199
Blumberg, M. S., see Sokoloff, G. Harding, S., see Hyde, L. A.
Blumberg, M. S., see Sokoloff, G. Hatton, D. D., see Roberts, J. E.
Boccia, M. L., see Roberts, J. E. Hennessy, M. B., Deak, T., and Schiml-Webb, P. A.:
Brown, D. R., see Cohen, M. Stress-Induced Sickness Behaviors: An
Brown, R. E., see Penner, M. R. Alternative Hypothesis for Responses during
Brunelli, S. A., see Hofer, M. A. Maternal Separation, 76
Herz, R. S., and Epple, G.: Letter to the Editor: The
Carrey, N., see Penner, M. R. Success of Our Failure-Induction Experimental
Casey, M. B., and Sleigh, M. J.: Cross-Species Design: Response to Black, 149
Investigations of Prenatal Experience, Hatching Hofer, M. A., and Brunelli, S. A.: Letter to the Editor:
Behavior, and Postnatal Behavioral Laterality, 84 Authors’ Reply, 254
Chichery, M-P., see Dickel, L. Hofer, M. A., Shair, H. N., Masmela, J. R., and
Chichery, R., see Dickel, L. Brunelli, S. A.: Developmental Effects of
Clark, M. M., and Galef, B. G. Jr.: Age-Related Selective Breeding for an Infantile Trait: The Rat
Changes in Paternal Responses of Gerbils Pup Ultrasonic Isolation Call, 231
Parallel Changes in Their Testosterone Hopkins, B., see Vries, J. 1. P. de
Concentrations, 179 Hoplight, B. J., see Hyde, L. A.
Clark, M. M., Liu, C., and Galef, B. G. Jr.: Effects of Hutchinson, I., see Watson, W. L.
Consanguinity, Exposure to Pregnant Females, Hyde, L. A., Hoplight, B. J., Harding, S., Sherman, G.
and Stimulation from Young on Male Gerbils’ F., Mobraaten, L. E., and Denenberg, V. H.:
Responses to Pups, 257 Effects of Ectopias and Their Cortical Location
Cohen, M., Brown D. R., and Myers, M. M.: on Several Measures of Learning in BXSB Mice,
Cardiovascular Responses to Pacifier Experience 286
and Feeding in Newborn Infants, 34
Coplan, J. D., see Rosenblum, L. A. Jinks, A. L., see Watson, W. L.
Coss, R. G., see Hanson, M. T.
Couturier, G., see Adrien, J-L. Klein, L., see Wilk, A. E.
Deak, T., see Hennessy, M. B. Kolb, B., see Whishaw, I. Q.
Denenberg, V. H., see Hyde, L. A. Laing, D. G., see Watson, W. L.
Liu, C., see Clark, M. M.
Lovic, V., Gonzalez, A., and Fleming, A. S.:
Maternally Separated Rats Show Deficits in
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318 Author Index
Martineau, J., see Adrien, J-L. Rush, A. N., Robinette B. L., and Stanton, M. E.:
Masmela, J. R., see Hofer, M. A. Ontogenetic Differences in the Effects of
McFadyen, M. P., see Penner, M. R. Unpaired Stimulus Preexposure on Eyeblink
Metz, G. A. S., see Whishaw, I. Q. Conditioning in the Rat, 8
Michel, G. F.: Growth Curve Analyses are Best Suited
to Examine the Relation between Developmental Savelsbergh, G. J. P., see Vries, J. 1. P. de
Pathways and Selective Breeding: Comment on Schiml-Webb, see Hennessy, M. B.
Hofer, Shair, Masmela, & Brunelli, Shair, H. N., see Hofer, M. A.
“Developmental Effects of Selective Breeding Sherman, G. F., see Hyde, L. A.
for an infantile Trait: The Rat Pup Ultrasonic Skinner, M., see Roberts, J. E.
Isolation Call”, 247 Sleigh, M. J., see Casey, M. B.
Mobraaten, L. E., see Hyde, L. A. Sokoloff, G., and Blumberg, M. S.: Competition and
Myers, M. M., see Cohen, M. Cooperation among Huddling Infant Rats, 65
Sokoloff, G., and Blumberg, M. S.: Erratum:
Noland, S., see Rosenblum, L. A. Competition and Cooperation among Huddling
Infant Rats, 229
Pellis, S. M., see Whishaw, I. Q. Stanton, M. E., see Rush, A. N.
Penner, M. R., McFadyen, M. P., Carrey, N., and Stasiak, M.: The Effect of Early Specific Feeding on
Brown, R. E.: Effect of Chronic and Acute Food Conditioning in Cats, 207
Methylphenidate Hydrochloride (Ritalin) Stefanski, V.: Social Rearing Conditions before
Administration on Locomotor Activity, Weaning Influence Numbers and Proportions of
Ultrasonic Vocalizations, and Neuromotor Blood Immune Cells in Laboratory Rats, 46
Development in 3- to 11-Day-Old CD-1 Mouse Sullivan, R. M. see Roth, T. L.
Pups, 216
Pongracz, P., Altbicker, V., and Fenes, D.: Human Trost, R. C., see Rosenblum, L. A.
Handling Might Interfere with Conspecific
Recognition in the European Rabbit Ververs, I. A. P., see Vries, J. I. P. de
(Oryctolagus cuniculus), 53 Vries, J. I. P. de, Wimmers, R. H., Ververs, I. A. P.,
Hopkins, B., Savelsbergh, G. J. P., Geijn, H. P. v.:
Roberts, J. E., Boccia, M. L., Bailey, D. B., Hatton, D. Fetal Handedness and Head Position Preference:
D., and Skinner, M.: Cardiovascular Indices of A Developmental Study, 171
Physiological Arousal in Boys With Fragile X
Syndrome, 107 Watson, W. L., Laing, D. G., Hutchinson, I., and Jinks
Robertson, S. S., see Bacher, L. F. A. L.: Identification of the Components of Taste
Robinette, B. L., see Rush, A. N. Mixtures by Adults and Children, 137
Rosenblum, L. A., Forger, C., Noland, S., Trost, R. C., Whishaw, I. Q., Metz, G. A. S., Kolb, B., and Pellis, S.
and Coplan, J. D.: Response of Adolescent M.: Accelerated Nervous System Development
Bonnet Macaques to an Acute Fear Stimulus Contributes to Behavioral Efficiency in the
as a Function of Early Rearing Conditions, Laboratory Mouse: A Behavioral Review and
40 Theoretical Proposal, 151
Rossignol-Deletang, N., see Adrien, J-L. Wiedenmayer, C. P., and Barr, G. A.: Developmental
Roth, T. L., and Sullivan, R. M.: Endogenous Opioids Changes in Responsivity to Threat are Stimulus-
and Their Role in Odor Preference Acquisition Specific in Rats, |
and Consolidation Following Odor—Shock Wilk, A. E., Klein, L., Rovee-Collier, C.: Visual-
Conditioning in Infant Rats, 188 Preference and Operant Measures of Infant
Roubertoux, P. L.: Letter to the Editor: Chronicle for Memory, 301
an Orphan Trait: Comment on Hofer, Shair, Wimmers, R. H., see Vries, J. I. P. de
Masmela, & Brunelli, ‘Developmental Effects
of Selective Breeding for an Infantile Trait: The Zeifman, D. M.: An Ethological Analysis of Human
Rat Pup Ultrasonic Isolation Call,” 251 Infant Crying: Answering Tinbergen’s Four
Rovee-Collier, C., see Wilk, A. E. Questions, 265
Developmental Psychobiology
Subject Index to Volume 39, 2001
acute phase response, 76 embryo, 84
age, 179 emotional development, 265
antipredator, 199 entorhinal cortex, 8
anxiety, 40 evolution, 231
arousal, 199 exposure effects, 257
associative learning, 8
attachment, 231, 265 familiarity preference, 301
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, 216 fear. 40
attention, 99 feeding, 34
autism, 124 Felis catus, 56
food reward, 207
behavior of the laboratory mouse, 151 food wrenching and dodging, 151
behavior, 65 foraging, 40
blood cellular immunity, 46 fragile X syndrome, 107
blood pressure, 34
bonnet macaque, 40
geckos,8 4
brain development, 8, 151
genetics2,3 1
brain size, 15]
granulocytes, 46
brown adipose tissue, 65
grooming, 151
o ground squirrel, 199
cat, 207
growth curve analysis, 247
CD4 T cells, 46
guinea pig, 76
cephalopod, 92
cerebellum, 8
child. 124 hand—head contact, 171
children. 137 handling, 56
hatching, 84
cognition, 286
heart period, 107
communication development, 124
heart rate variability, 107
consolidation, 188
heterochrony, 231
conspecific recognition, 56
hippocampus, 151
correlated responses, 251]
huddling, 65
corticotropin-releasing factor, 76
human fetus, 171
co-selection, 231
human infants, 301
cuttlefish, 92
human, 56
cyclic,9 9
cytokines, 76
immune response, 76
defe. cati.o n/urinP atio- n, 231 :i nbre‘d mic-e , 2Se8 6
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defensive behavior, 15 I induction, 257
defensive immobility, I infant crying, 265
depression, 76 infant rats, 188
despair, 76 infant, 65
development, 19, 65, 84, 92, 199, 216, 231, 247 infanticide, |
developmental psychobiology, 8 infants, 99
disorders of regulation, 124 isolation, 76
distress vocalizations, 265
domestic chicks, 84 laboratory rats, 46
laterality, 171
lateralization, 84
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320 Subject Index
Macaca radiata, 40 rearing, 40
maternal behavior, 19 reference memory, 286
maternal response, 265 respiratory sinus arrhythmia, 107
maternal separation, 19, 76 retention, 301
memory measures, 301 Ritalin, 216
memory, 8, 92, 199
mental retardation, 124 selective breeding, 231, 247, 251
mobile paradigm, 301 sensitive period, 53, 188
Mongolian gerbils, 179, 25 separation, 231
mouse behavior, 151 shock conditioning, 188
movement, 99 sickness behaviors, 76
Mus musculus, 216 skilled reaching, 151
social behavior, 40
N: NIH strain, 231 social environment, 46
naltrexone, 188 social interaction, 124
neonate, 34 social rearing, 46
neural plasticity, 8 spatial behavior, 151
nonspatial learning, 2 spatial learning, 286
norway rat, 65 spectral analysis of heart rate, 107
novelty effect, 207 stabilizing selection, 251
novelty preference, 3 stress. 40
stress-induced analgesia, |
offspring, 46
ctacteny tommang, 155 task specific reference memory, 286
ontogeny, |
taste deprivation, 207
operant learning, 301
taste mixtures, 137
opioids, 188
T-cell proliferation, 46
Pe bali, testosterone, 179
pacifier, 34
thermoregulation, 65, 231
palatability, 207
thumb sucking, 171
parental behavior, 179, 257
turning bias, 84
physiological arousal, 107
: 5 turtles, 84
play behavior, 151
predator, |
primacy effect, 207 ultrasonic vocalizations, 216, 231
psychophysics, 137 ultrasounds, 25]
psychostimulant, 216
vagal tone, 107
quail, 84 vertical lobe complex, 92
vigilance, 199
rabbit. 56 visual inspection, 99
rat behavior. 151] visual preference, 301
rat. 1 visual recognition memory, 301
rats, 231
reactivation, 301 working memory, 286