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to ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR Volume 28 Number 1 (January 1996) pp. 1-160 Number 2 (March 1996) pp. 161-264 Number 3 (May 1996) pp. 265-416 Number 4 (July 1996) pp. 417-568 Number 5 (September 1996) pp. 569-696 Number 6 (November 1996) pp. 697-808 Authors: ADEOLA, FRANCIS O., “Environmental Contamination, Public Hygiene, and Human Health Concerns in the Third World: The Case of Nigerian Environmentalism,” 614. ANOOSHIAN, LINDA J., “Diversity Within Spatial Cognition: Strategies Underlying Spatial Knowledge,” 471. ARP Ili, WILLIAM, and CHRISTOPHER KENNY, “Black Environmentalism in the Local Community Context,” 267. BALDASSARE, MARK, see Wilson, G. BINNEY, STEPHEN E., ROBERT MASON, STEVEN W. MARTSOLF, and JOHN H. DETWEILER, “Credibility, Public Trust, and the Transport of Radioactive Waste Through Local Communities,” 283. BONAIUTO, MARINO, and MIRILIA BONNES, “Multiplace Analysis of the Urban Environment: A Comparison Between a Large and a Small Italian City,” 699. BONNES, MIRILIA, see Bonaiuto, M. BRYSCH, KARL A., and JOHN DICKINSON, “Studies in Cognitive Maps: The Equiavalability Principle and Symmetry,” 183. BURKHARDT, RACHEL, see Oskamp, S. CHARLESTON, STEPHANIE I., see Lawton, C. A. CORRAL-VERDUGO, VICTOR, “A Structural Model of Reuse and Recycling in Mex- ico,” 665. DAVIDSON, DEBRA J., and WILLIAM R. FREUDENBURG, “Gender and Environ- mental Risk Concerns: A Review and Analysis of Available Research,” 302. DAWSON, SUSAN E., see Madsen, G. E. DETWEILER, JOHN H., see Binney, S. E. DE YOUNG, RAYMOND, “Some Psychological Aspects of Reduced Consumption Behavior: The Role of Intrinsic Satisfaction and Competence Motivation,” 358. 802 to ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR Volume 28 Number 1 (January 1996) pp. 1-160 Number 2 (March 1996) pp. 161-264 Number 3 (May 1996) pp. 265-416 Number 4 (July 1996) pp. 417-568 Number 5 (September 1996) pp. 569-696 Number 6 (November 1996) pp. 697-808 Authors: ADEOLA, FRANCIS O., “Environmental Contamination, Public Hygiene, and Human Health Concerns in the Third World: The Case of Nigerian Environmentalism,” 614. ANOOSHIAN, LINDA J., “Diversity Within Spatial Cognition: Strategies Underlying Spatial Knowledge,” 471. ARP Ili, WILLIAM, and CHRISTOPHER KENNY, “Black Environmentalism in the Local Community Context,” 267. BALDASSARE, MARK, see Wilson, G. BINNEY, STEPHEN E., ROBERT MASON, STEVEN W. MARTSOLF, and JOHN H. DETWEILER, “Credibility, Public Trust, and the Transport of Radioactive Waste Through Local Communities,” 283. BONAIUTO, MARINO, and MIRILIA BONNES, “Multiplace Analysis of the Urban Environment: A Comparison Between a Large and a Small Italian City,” 699. BONNES, MIRILIA, see Bonaiuto, M. BRYSCH, KARL A., and JOHN DICKINSON, “Studies in Cognitive Maps: The Equiavalability Principle and Symmetry,” 183. BURKHARDT, RACHEL, see Oskamp, S. CHARLESTON, STEPHANIE I., see Lawton, C. A. CORRAL-VERDUGO, VICTOR, “A Structural Model of Reuse and Recycling in Mex- ico,” 665. DAVIDSON, DEBRA J., and WILLIAM R. FREUDENBURG, “Gender and Environ- mental Risk Concerns: A Review and Analysis of Available Research,” 302. DAWSON, SUSAN E., see Madsen, G. E. DETWEILER, JOHN H., see Binney, S. E. DE YOUNG, RAYMOND, “Some Psychological Aspects of Reduced Consumption Behavior: The Role of Intrinsic Satisfaction and Competence Motivation,” 358. 802 DICKINSON, JOHN, see Brysch, K. A. ERMAN, TAHIRE, “Women and the Housing Environment: The Experiences of Turkish Migrant Women in Squatter (Gecekondu) and Apartment Housing,” 764. FELDMAN, ROBERTA M., “Constancy and Change in Attachments to Types of Settle- ments,” 419. FREUDENBURG, WILLIAM R., see Davidson, D. J. GALE, THERESA A., see Herzog, T. R. GEAGHAN, JAMES P., see Reams, M. A. GENDRON, RAYE C., see Reams, M. A. GIFFORD, ROBERT, see Veitch, J. A. GILDERBLOOM, JOHN |. and JOHN P. MARKHAM, “Housing Modification Needs of the Disabled Elderly: What Really Matters,” 512. HERZOG, THOMAS R., and THERESA A. GALE, “Preference for Urban Buildings as a Function of Age and Nature Context,” 44. HURIN, SHARRILYN, see Oskamp, S. KARP, DAVID GUTIERREZ, “Values and Their Effect on Pro-Environmental Behavior, 111. KENNY, CHRISTOPHER, see Arp Ill, W. LAWTON, CAROL A., STEPHANIE |. CHARLESTON, and AMY S. ZIELES, “Individual- and Gender-Related Differences in Indoor Wayfinding,” 204. LEGAULT, LOUISE R., see Pelletier, L. G. LEVINE, DOUGLAS W., “Why Choose One Level of Analysis? And Other Issues in Multilevel Research,” 237. MADSEN, GARY E., SUSAN E. DAWSON, and BRIAN R. SPYKERMAN, “Perceived Occupational and Environmental Exposures: A Case Study of Former Uranium Millworkers,” 571. MARKHAM, JOHN P., see Gilderbloom, J. I. MARTSOLF, STEVEN W., see Binney, S. E. MAXWELL, LORRAINE E.., “Multiple Effects of Home and Day Care Crowding,” 494. MASON, ROBERT, see Binney, S. E. MOORE, DOROTHY P., and JAMIE W. MOORE, “Posthurricane Burnout: An Island Township’s Experience,” 134. MOORE, JAMIE W., see Moore, D. P. NEILD, JILL, and IAN PAYLOR, “ACase Study Investigating the Criminal Activity Among Residents in an Urban Area,” 748. OLLENBURGER, JANE C., see Tobin, G. A. NORRIS, FRAN H., see Riad, J. K. OSKAMP, STUART, LYNNETTE ZELEZNY, P. WESLEY SCHULTZ, SHARRILYN HURIN, ERIN O’NEIL, and RACHEL BURKHARDT, “Commingled Versus Sepa- rated Curbside Recycling: Does Sorting Matter?” 73. PAYLOR, IAN, see Neild, J. PELLETIER, LUC G., LOUISE R. LEGAULT, and KIM M. TUSON, “The Environmental Satisfaction Scale: A Measure of Satisfaction With Local Environmental Conditions and Government Environmental Policies, 5. REAMS, MARGARET A., JAMES P. GEAGHAN, and RAYE C. GENDRON, “The Link Between Recycling and Litter: A Field Study,” 92. RIAD, JASMIN K., and FRAN H. NORRIS, “The Influence of Relocation on the Environmental, Social, and Psychological Stress Experienced by Disaster Victims,” 163. 804 ENVIRONMENT AND BEHAVIOR / November 1996 RICHARDS, JAMES M. Jr., “Units of Analysis, Measurement Theory, and Environ- mental Assessment: A Response and Clarification,” 220. SCHULTZ, P. WESLEY, see Oskamp, S. SPYKERMAN, BRIAN R., see Madsen, G. E. THOGERSEN, JOHN, “Recycling and Morality: A Critical Revioefw th e Literature,” 536. TLAUKA, MICHAEL, and PAUL N. WILSON, “Orientation-Free Representations from Navigation Through a Computer-Simulated Environment,” 647. TOBIN, GRAHAM A., and JANE C. OLLENBURGER, “Predicting Levels of Postdisaster Stress in Adults Following the 1993 Floods in the Upper Midwest,” 340. TUSON, KIM M., see Pelletier, L. G. VEITCH, JENNIFER A., and ROBERT GIFFORD, “Assessing Beliefs About Lighting Effects on Health, Performance, Mood, and Social Behavior,” 446 VOGEL, STEFAN, “Farmers’ Environmental Attitudes and Behavior: A Case Study for Austria,” 591. WILSON, GEORJEANNA, and MARK BALDASSARE, “Overall ‘Sense of Community’ in a Suburban Region: The Effects of Localism, Privacy, and Urbanization,” 27. WILSON, PAUL N., see Tlauka, M. ZELEZNY, LYNNETTE, see Oskamp, S. ZIELES, AMY S., see Lawton, C. A. Articles: “Assessing Beliefs About Lighting Effects on Health, Performance, Mood, and Social Behavior,” Veitch and Gifford, 446. “Black Environmentalism in the Local Community Context,” Arp Ili and Kenny, 267. “A Case Study Investigating the Criminal Activity Among Residents in an Urban Area,” Neild and Paylor, 748. “Commingled Versus Separated Curbside Recycling: Does Sorting Matter?” Oskamp et al., 73. “Constancy and Change in Attachments to Types of Settlements,” Feldman, 419. “Credibility, Public Trust, and the Transport of Radioactive Waste Through Local Communities,” Binney et al., 283. “Diversity Within Spatial Cognition: Strategies Underlying Spatial Knowledge,” Anooshian, 471. “Environmental Contamination, Public Hygiene, and Human Health Concerns in the Third World: The Case of Nigerian Environmentalism,” Adeola, 614. “The Environmental Satisfaction Scale: A Measure of Satisfaction With Local Environ- mental Conditions and Government Environmental Policies,” Pelletier et al., 5. “Farmers’ Environmental Attitudes and Behavior: A Case Study for Austria,” Vogel, 591. “Gender and Environmental Risk Concerns: A Review and Analysis of Available Research,” Davidson and Freudenburg, 302. “Housing Modification Needs of the Disabled Elderly: What Really Matters,” Gilder- bloom and Markham, 512. “Individual- and Gender-Related Differences in Indoor Wayfinding,” Lawton et al, 204. “The Influence of Relocation on the Environmental, Social, and Psychological Stress Experienced by Disaster Victims,” Riad and Norris, 163. “The Link Between Recycling and Litter: A Field Study,” Reams et al., 92. “Multiplace Analysis of the Urban Environment: A Comparison Between a Large and a Smail Italian City,” Bonaiuto and Bonnes, 699. “Multiple Effects of Home and Day Care Crowding,” Maxwell, 494. “Orientation-Free Representations from Navigation Through a Computer-Simulated Environment,” Tlauka and Wilson, 647. “Overall ‘Sense of Community’ in a Suburban Region: The Effects of Localism, Privacy, and Urbanization,” Wilson and Baldassare, 27. “Perceived Occupational and Environmental Exposures: A Case Study of Former Uranium Millworkers,” Madsen et al., 571. “Posthurricane Burnout: An Island Township's Experience,” Moore and Moore, 134. “Predicting Levels of Postdisaster Stress in Adults Following the 1993 Floods in the Upper Midwest,” Tobin and Olienburger, 340. “Preference for Urban Buildings as a Function of Age and Nature Context,” Herzog and Gale, 44. “Recycling and Morality: A Critical Review of the Literature,” Thagersen, 536. “Some Psychological Aspects of Reduced Consumption Behavior: The Role of Intrinsic Satisfaction and Competence Motivation,” De Young, 358. “A Structural Model of Reuse and Recycling in Mexico,” Corral-Verdugo, 665. “Studies in Cognitive Maps: The Equiavalability Principle and Symmetry,” Brysch and Dickinson, 183. “Units of Analysis, Measurement Theory, and Environmental Assessment: A Response and Clarification,” Richards Jr., 220. “Values and Their Effect on Pro-Environmental Behavior,” Karp, 111. “Why Choose One Level of Analysis? And Other Issues in Multilevel Research,” Levine, 237. “Women and the Housing Environment: The Experiences of Turkish Migrant Women in Squatter (Gecekondu) and Apartment Housing,” Erman, 764. Book Reviews: “Home: American Writers Remember Rooms of Their Own, edited by Sharon Sloan Fiffer and Steve Fiffer,” 410. “House as a Mirror of Self: Exploring the Deeper Meaning of Home, by Clare Cooper Marcus,” 559. “The Interior Design: A Theoretical Approach to Enclosed Space, by Joy Monice Mainar and Frank Vodvarka,” 256. “Natural Resource Management: The Human Dimension, by Alan W. Ewert,” 799. ‘