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Developmental Psychobiology Author Index to Volume 41, 2002 Akilesh, M. R., see Giganti, F. Eckerman, C. O., see Ivkovich Klaflin, D. Eilam, D.. Andersen, S. L., Dumont, N. L., and Teicher, M. H.: see Libhaber, N. Differences in behavior and monoamine laterality following neonatal clomipramine Field, T., see Largie, S. treatment, 50 Field, T., Diego, M., Hernandez-Reif, M., Schanberg. Arakawa, H.: The effects of age and isolation period S., and Kuhn, C.: Relative right versus left frontal on two phases of behavioral response to foot EEG in neonates, 147 shock in isolation-reared rats, 15 Fleming, A. S., see Shah, A. Arnold, J. L. and Siviy, S. M.: Effects of neonatal Flom, R., see Bahrick, L. E. handling and maternal separation on rough-and- tumble play in the rat, 205 Georgieff, M. K., see deRegnier, R. Gerhardstein, P., Kraebel, K. S., Gillis, J., and Bahrick, L. E., Flom, R., Lickliter, R.: Intersensory Lassister, S.: Visual search for high-level redundancy facilitates discrimination of tempo in configural differences as well as low-level critical features is highly efficient early in Bardi, M., Huffman, M. A.: Effects of maternal style childhood, 241 on infant behavior in Japanese macaques Giganti, F., Hayes, M. J., Akilesh, M. R., and (Macaca fuscata), 364 Salzarulo, P.: Yawning and behavioral states in Beutler, J., see Largie, S. premature infants, 289 Gillis, J., see Gerhardstein, P. Caston, J., see Chapillon, P. Greer, J., see Ivkovich Klaflin, D. Carrey, N., see McFadyen M. P. Guard, H. J., Newman, J. D., and Roberts, R. L.: Chapillon P., Patin, V., Roy, V., Vincent, A., Caston, J., Morphine administration selectively facilitates Effects of pre and postnatal stimulation on social play in common marmosets, 37 developmental, emotional and cognitive aspects Gunthorpe, D., see Keenan, K. in rodents: A review, 373 Coe, C. L., Lulbach, G. R., and Schneider, M. L.: Hains, S. M. J., see Warner, J. Prenatal disturbance alters the size of the corpus Hayes, M. J., see Giganti, F. callosum in young monkeys, 178 Herbert, J., see Ivkovich Klaflin, D. Cronise, K., see Marino, M. D. Hernandez-Reif, M., see Field, T. and Largie, S. Hildreth, K. and Rovee-Collier, C.: Forgetting deRegnier, R., Wewerka, S., Georgieff, M. K., Mattia, functions of reactivated memories over the first F., and Nelson, C. A.: Influences of year of life, 277 postconceptional age and postnatal experience Hinderliter, C. F. and Riccio, D. C.: Intertrial interval on the development of auditory recognition manipulations and passive avoidance retention in memory in the newborn infant, 216 young Long-Evans hooded rats, 197 Deutsch, K. M. and Newell, K. M.: Children’s Hoehn-Saric, R., see Keysor, C. S. coordination of force output in a pinch grip task, Hudson, R., Labra-Cardero, D., and Mendoza- 253 Soylovna, A.: Sucking, not milk, is important fer Diego, M., see Field, T. the rapid learning of nipple-search odors in Diego, M. A., Dieter, J. N. I., Field, T., Lecanuet, J. P., newborn rabbits, 226 Hernandez-Reif, M., Beutler, J., Largie, S., Huffman, M. A., see Bardi, M. Redzepi, M., Salman, F. A.: Fetal activity following stimulation of the mother’s abdomen, Ivkovich Klaflin, D., Herbert, J., Greer, J., Eckerman, feet and hands, 397 C. O., Stanton, M. E.: Effect of delay-interval on Dieter, J. N. I., see Largie, S. Brown, R. E., see classical eyeblink conditioning in 5-month-old McFadyen, M. P. human infants, 329 Dumont, N. L., see Andersen, S. L. Kagan, J., see McManis, M. H. Keenan, K., Gunthorpe, D., and Young, D.: Patterns of cortisol reactivity in African-American neonates Dev Psychobiology 41: 407-408, 2002 © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. from low-income environments, 265 408 Author Index Kelly, S. J., see Marino, M. D. measures of arousal in bobwhite quail embryos, Keysor, C. S., Mazzocco, M. M. M., McLeod, D. R., 112 and Hoehn-Saric, R.: Physiological arousal in Riccio, D. C., see Hinderliter, C. F. females with fragile X or Turner syndrome, 133 Richard-Yris, M. A., see Wauters, A. M. Kisilevsky, B. S., see Warner, J. Roberts, R. L., see Guard, H. J. Kraebel, K. S., see Gerhardstein, P. Rovee-Collier, C., see Hildreth, K. Kuhn, C., see Field, T. Roy, V., see Chapillon, P. Labra-Cardero, D., see Hudson, R. Salman, F., see Largie, S. Lassiter, S., see Gerhardstein, P. Salzarulo, P., see Giganti, F. Lecanuet, J. P., see Largie, S. Schanberg, S., see Field, T. Libhaber, N. and Eilam, D.: Social vole parents force Schneider, M. L., see Coe, C. L. their mates to baby-sit, 236 Schot, M., see Von Frijtag, J. C. Lickliter, R., see Reynolds, G. D. and Bahrick, L. E. Shah, A., Oxley, G., Lovic, V., and Fleming, A. S.: Liem, D. G., Mennella, J. A.: Sweet and sour Effects of preweaning exposure to novel preferences during childhood: Role of early maternal odors on maternal responsiveness and experiences, 388 selectivity in adulthood, 187 Lovic, V., see Shah, A. Siviy, S. M., see Arnold, J. L. Lugo, J. N., see Marino, M. D. Smotherman, W. P.: Early experience with the Lulbach, G. R., see Coe, C. L. artificial nipple, | Snidman, N. C., see McManis, M. H. Marino, M. D., Cronise, K., Lugo, J. N., Kelly, S. J.: Spruijt, B. M., see Von Frijtag, J. C. Ultrasonic vocalizations and maternal-infant Stanton, M. E., see Ivkovich Klaflin, D. interactions in a rat model of fetal alcohol Swithers, S. E. and McCurley, M.: Mercaptoacetate syndrome, 34] decreases latency to initiate independent Mattia, F., see deRegnier, R. ingestion, but not suckling, in preweanling rats, Mazzocco, M. M. M., see Keysor, C. S. 103 McCurley, M., see Swithers, S. E. McFadyen, M. P., Brown, R. E., and Carrey, N.: Teicher, M. M., see Andersen, S. L. Subchronic methylphenidate administration has no effect on locomotion, emotional behavior, or van den Bos, R., see Von Frijtag, J. C. water maze learning in prepubertal mice, 123 Vincent, A., see Chapillon, P. Von Frijtag, J. C., McLeod, D. R., see Keysor, C. S. Schot, M., van den Bos, R., and Spruijt, B. M.: McManis, M. H., Kagan, J., Snidman, N. C., and Individual housing during the play period Woodward, S. A.: EEG asymmetry, power, and results in changed responses to and temperament in children, 169 consequences of a psychosocial stress situation Mendoza-Soylovna, A., see Hudson, R. Mennella, in rats, 58 J. A., see Liem, D. G. Warner, J., Hains, S. M. J., and Kisilevsky, B. S.: Nelson, C. A., see deRegnier, R. An exploratory study of fetal behavior at 33 Newell, K. M., see Deutsch, K. M. and 36 weeks gestational age in hypertensive Newman, J. D., see Guard, H. J. women, 156 Wauters, A. M. and Richard-Yris, M. A.: Mutual Oxley, G., see Shah, A. influence of the maternal hen’s food calling and feeding behavior on the behavior of her chicks, Patin, V., see Chapillon, P. 25 Wewerka, S., see deRegnier, R. Redzepi, M., see Largie, S. Woodward, S. A., see McManis, M. H. Reynolds, G. D. and Lickliter, R.: Effects of prenatal sensory stimulation on heart rate and behavioral Young, D., see Keenan, K. Developmental Psychobiology Subject Index to Volume 41, 2002 accumbens, 50 index finger, 253 activity, 50 individual differences, 265 African-Americans, 265 individual housing, 58 aggression, 58 infant, 178, 289 amygdala, 50 infantile amnesia, 197 animal models, 15 ingestion, 103 anxiety, 50, 133 intertrial interval, 197 arousal, 133 isolation, 58 artificial nipple, | attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, 123 juveniles, 37 auditory recognition memory, 216 auditory stimulation, 112 laterality, 50 learning, 197 behavior, 123, 156, 289 behavioral arousal, 112 magnetic resonance imaging, 178 bobwhite quail, 112 maternal behavior, 25, 187, 236 maternal selectivity, 187 catecholamines, 147 maternal separation, 205 children, 253 mating system, 236 clomipramine, 50 maturation and experience, 216 common marmosets, 37 memory, 277 communication, 25 mercaptoacetate, 103 corpus callosum, 178 methyl palmoxirate, 103 cortisol, 147, 265 methylphenidate hydrochloride, 123 mice, 123 defeat, 58 Microtus socialis, 236 depression, 50 milk, 226 development, 15, 187, 205 monkey, 178 distractor, 241 monogamy, 236 morphine, 37 early experience, | EEG, 147, 169 naloxone, 37 neonate, 147 feeding behavior, 25 neonates, 265 fetal, 178 newborn infant, 216 food calling, 25 nipple-search pheromone, 226 foot shock, 15 noise, 253 force, 253 forgetting function, 277 odor learning, 226 fowl, 25 olfactory experience, 187 fragile X, 133 opiates, 37 oral appetitive behavior, | Gallus gallus domesticus, 25 oral grasp response, | gender, 50, 205 pain responses, 15 human fetus, 156 parallel search, 241 human infants, 277 parental behavior, 236 hypertension, 156 passive avoidance, 197 paternal behavior, 236 Dev Psychobiology 41: 409-410, 2002 paatteerrnnala l iinnvveess tment, 23 36 © 2002 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. perception, 112 410 Subject Index physiological arousal, 112 serotonin, 50 pinch grip, 253 sex, 50 play, 58, 205 social isolation, 15 power, 169 social behavior, 37 prematurity, 289 stress, 15, 58, 205 prenatal, 147 sucking, 226 prenatal stress, 178 suckling, 1, 103, 226 preweaning experience, 187 surrogate nipple, | psychophysiology, 133 psychosocial stress, 58 temperament, 169 texton, 241 rabbit, 226 thumb, 253 rat, 58, 15, 187 Turner Syndrome, 133 reaction time, 241 reactivation, 277 Ri reforgetting function, 277 ieee oo 4 reinforcers, 226 bpwnsamdaoea visual search, 241 reminder, 277 visual stimulation, 112 retention, 197, 277 visual system, 24] Ritalin, 123 sensorimotor system, 253 yawn, 289 serial search, 241 young rats, 197