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to ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR Volume 26 Number 1 (January 1994) pp. 1-144 Number 2 (March 1994) pp. 145-304 Number 3 (May 1994) pp. 305-448 Number 4 (July 1994) pp. 449-584 Number 5 (September 1994) pp. 585-704 Number 6 (November 1994) pp. 705-816 Authors: ADEOLA, FRANCIS O., “Environmental Hazards, Health, and Racial Inequity in Haz- ardous Waste Distribution,” 99. BARON, ROBERT A., and JILL THOMLEY, “A Whiff of Reality: Positive Affect as a Potential Mediator of the Effects of Pleasant Fragrances on Task Performance and Helping,” 766. BENEDICT, JAMES O., see Susa, A. M. BERRY, THOMAS D., MICHAEL R. GILMORE, and E. SCOTT GELLER, “An Individ- ual-Subject Approach to the Study of Community-Based Interventions,” 451. BORDENS, KENNETH S., see Wollman, N. BREAKWELL, GLYNIS M., see Lyons, E. BRILL, MICHAEL, see Sundstrom, E. CAHILL, DENNIS J., “A Two-Stage Model of the Search Process for Single-Family Houses: A Research Note,” 38. CARRERE, SYBIL, and GARY W. EVANS, “Life in an Isolated and Confined Environ- ment: A Qualitative Study of the Role of the Designed Environment,” 707. COOPER, MATTHEW, and MARGARET C. RODMAN, “Accessibility and Quality of Life in Housing Cooperatives,” 49. DAY, KRISTEN, “Conceptualizing Women’s Fear of Sexual Assault on Campus: A Review of Causes and Recommendations for Change,” 742. DECKER, JOHN, “The Validation of Computer Simulations for Design Guideline Dis- pute Resolution,” 421. DEVLIN, ANN SLOAN, “Children’s Housing Style Preferences: Regional, Socioeco- nomic, Sex, and Adult Comparisons,” 527. DUPRE, LONNIE, see Leon, G. R. EVANS, GARY W., see Carrére, S. EWERT, ALAN W., “Playing the Edge: Motivation and Risk Taking in a High-Altitude Wildernesslike Environment,” 3. 813 814 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR / November 1994 GAMBA, RAYMOND J., and STUART OSKAMP, “Factors Influencing Community Residents’ Participation in Commingled Curbside Recycling Programs,” 587. GELLER, E. SCOTT, see Berry, T. D. GILMORE, MICHAEL R., see Berry, T. D. HARDWICK, WALTER G., “Responding to the 1960s: Designing Adaptable Communi- ties in Vancouver,” 338. HOFFMAN, RICHARD G.., see Leon, G. R. HOPKINS, JEFFREY, “Orchestrating an Indoor City: Ambient Noise Inside a Mega- Mall,” 785. KAHN, PAULINE MAKI, and GLORIA R. LEON, “Group Climate and Individual Func- tioning in an All-Women Antarctic Expedition Team,” 669. KAITILLA, SABABU, “Urban Residence and Housing Improvement in a Lae Squatter Settlement, Papua New Guinea,” 640. KANFER, RUTH, see Leon, G. R. KELLY, BENITA M., see Wollman, N. KOSCHEYEV, VICTOR S., NATALIE A. ROSCHINA, and VLADIMIR V. MAKHOV,“Psy- chophysiological Characteristics Related to the Functional State of the Members of the Soviet-American Arctic Bering Bridge Expedition,” 166. KURLAND, GREG, see Oskamp, S. LEON, GLORIA R., see Kahn, P. M. LEON, GLORIA R., RUTH KANFER, RICHARD G. HOFFMAN, and LONNIE DU- PRE,“Group Processes and Task Effectiveness in a Soviet-American Expedition Team,” 149. LEVINE, DOUGLAS W.., “True Scores, Error, Reliability, and Unit of Analysis in Environ- ment and Behavior Research,” 261. LO, LUCIA, “Exploring Teenage Shoplifting Behavior: A Choice and Constraint Ap- proach,” 613. LYONS, EVANTHIA, and GLYNIS M. BREAKWELL, “Factors Predicting Environmental Concer and Indifference in 13- to 16-Year-Olds,” 223. MAINIERI, TINA, see Oskamp, S. MAKHOV, VLADIMIR V., see Koscheyery, V. S. NASAR, JACK L., “Urban Design Aesthetics: The Evaluative Qualities of Building Exteriors,” 377. O'NEILL, MICHAELJ. , “Work Space Adjustability, Storage, and Enclosure as Predictors of Employee Reactions and Performance,” 504. OSBORN, DAVID P., see Sundstrom, E. OSKAMP, STUART, see Gamba, R. J. OSKAMP, STUART, RACHEL WILLIAMS, JOHN UNIPAN, NEIL STEERS, TINA MAINIERI, and GREG KURLAND, “Psychological Factors Affecting Paper Recy- cling by Businesses,” 477. PREISER, WOLFGANG F. E., see Scheer, B. C. RICE, ROBERT W., see Sundstrom, E. RODMAN, MARGARET C., see Cooper, M. ROSCHINA, NATALIE A., see Koscheyev, V. S. SANCAR, FAHRIYE HAZER, “Paradigms of Postmodernity and Implications for Plan- ning and Design Review Processes,” 312. SCHEER, BRENDA CASE, and WOLFGANG F. E. PREISER, “Introduction,” 307. SCHULTZ, P. WESLEY, and WILLIAM F. STONE, “Authoritarianism and Attitudes Toward the Environment,” 25. INDEX 815 SCOTT, DAVID, and FERN K. WILLITS, “Environmental Attitudes and Behavior: A Pennsylvania Survey,” 239. STAMPS, ARTHUR E., “All Buildings Great and Small: Design Review From High Rise to Houses,” 402. STEERS, NEIL, see Oskamp, S. STONE, WILLIAM F., see Schultz, P. W. SUNDSTROM, ERIC, JERRI P. TOWN, ROBERT W. RICE, DAVID P. OSBORN, and MICHAEL BRILL, “Office Noise, Satisfaction, and Performance,” 195. SUSA, ANTHONY M., and JAMES O. BENEDICT, “The Effects of Playground Design on Pretend Play and Divergent Thinking,” 560. THIEL, PHILIP, “Beyond Design Review: Implications for Design Practice, Education, and Research,” 363. THOMLEY, JILL, see Baron, R. A. TOWN, JERRI P., see Sundstrom, E. UNIPAN, JOHN, see Oskamp, S. WARREN, DAVID H., “Self-Localization on Plan and Oblique Maps,” 71. WILLIAMS, RACHEL, see Oskamp, S. WILLITS, FERN K., see Scott, D. WOLLMAN, NEIL, BENITA M. KELLY, and KENNETH S. BORDENS, “Environmental and Intrapersonal Predictors of Reactions to Potential Territorial Intrusions in the Workplace,” 179. Articles: “Accessibility and Quality of Life in Housing Cooperatives,” Cooper and Rodman, 49. “All Buildings Great and Small: Design Review From High Rise to Houses,” Stamps, 402. “Authoritarianism and Attitudes Toward the Environment,”Schultz and Stone, 25. “Beyond Design Review: implications for Design Practice, Education, and Research,” Thiel, 363. “Children’s Housing Style Preferences: Regional, Socioeconomic, Sex, and Adult Comparisons,” Devlin, 527. “Conceptualizing Women’s Fear of Sexual Assault on Campus: A Review of Causes and Recommendations for Change,” Day, 742. “The Effects of Playground Design on Pretend Play and Divergent Thinking,” Susa and Benedict, 560. “Environmental and Intrapersonal Predictors of Reactions to Potential Territorial Intru- sions in the Workplace,” Woliman et al., 179. “Environmental Attitudes and Behavior: A Pennsylvania Survey,” Scott and Willits, 239. “Environmental Hazards, Health, and Racial Inequity in Hazardous Waste Distribution,” Adeola, 99. “Exploring Teenage Shoplifting Behavior: A Choice and Constraint Approach,” Lo, 613. “Factors Influencing Community Residents’ Participation in Commingled Curbside Recycling Programs,” Gamba and Oskamp, 587. “Factors Predicting Environmental Concern and indifference in 13- to 16-Year-Olds,” Lyons and Breakwell, 223. “Group Climate and Individual Functioning in an All-Women Antarctic Expedition Team,” Kahn and Leon, 669. “Group Processes and Task Effectiveness in a Soviet-American Expedition Team,” Leon etal., 149. 816 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR / November 1994 “An Individual-Subject Approach to the Study of Community-Based Interventions,” Berry et al., 451. “Introduction, Scheer and Preiser, 307. “Life in an Isolated and Confined Environment: A Qualitative Study of the Role of the Designed Environment,” Carrére and Evans, 707. “Office Noise, Satisfaction, and Performance,” Sundstrom et al., 195. “Orchestrating an Indoor City: Ambient Noise Inside a Mega-Mall,” Hopkins, 785. “Paradigms of Postmodernity and Implications for Planning and Design Review Pro- cesses,” Sancar, 312. “Playing the Edge: Motivation and Risk Taking in a High-Altitude Wildernesslike Envi- ronment,” Ewert, 3. “Psychophysiological Characteristics Related to the Functional State of the Members of the Soviet-American Arctic Bering Bridge Expedition,” Koscheyev et al., 166. “Psychological Factors Affecting Paper Recycling by Businesses,” Oskamp et al., 477. “Responding to the 1960s: Designing Adaptable Communities in Vancouver,” Hardwick, 338. “Self-Localization on Plan and Oblique Maps,” Warren, 71. “A Two-Stage Model of the Search Process for Single-Family Houses: A Research Note,” Cahill, 38. “True Scores, Error, Reliability, and Unit of Analysis in Environment and Behavior Research,” Levine, 261. “Urban Design Aesthetics: The Evaluative Qualities of Building Exteriors,” Nasar, 377. “Urban Residence and Housing Improvement in a Lae Squatter Settlement, Papua New Guinea,” Kaitilla, 640. “The Validation of Computer Simulations for Design Guideline Dispute Resolution,” Decker, 421. “A Whiff of Reality: Positive Affect as a Potential Mediator of the Effects of Pleasant Fragrances on Task Performance and Helping,” Baron and Thomley, 766. “Work Space Adjustability, Storage, and Enclosure as Predictors of Employee Reactions and Performance,” O’Neill, 504.