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CONTENTS OF VOLUME XV - 1994 Spring 1994 SPECIAL ISSUE: FROM THE FIFTH WORLD CONGRESS OF THE WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR INFANT PSYCHIATRY AND ALLIED DISCIPLINES Part I. Constructions of the Infant’s Representational World Introduction to Constructions of the Infant’s Representational World. Charles H. Zeanah, Joy D. Osofsky One Way to Build a Clinically Relevant Baby. Daniel N. Stern Fantasy, Defense, and the Representational World. Joseph Sandler Commentaries on Stern and Sandler Papers: Infants’ Subjective World of Relatedness: Moments, Feeling Shapes, Protonarrative Envelopes, and Internal Working Models. Inge Bretherton Developing Psychoanalytic Representations of Experience. Robert N. Emde The Way to Subjectification. Serge Lebovici Mental Representations from an Intergenerational Cognitive Science Perspective. Peter Part II. Dynamics of Interfaces The Dynamics of Interfaces: Seven Authors in Search of Encounters Across Levels of Description of an Event Involving a Mother, Father, and Baby. Elizabeth Fivaz- Depeursinge, Daniel Stern, Dieter Burgin, John Byng-Hall, Antoinette Corboz-Warnery, Martine Lamour, Serge Lebovici, An Anonymous Family Commentary: Triadification Experiences and a Bold New Direction for Infant Mental Health. Robert N. Emde Book Review: The IFEEL Pictures. A New Instrument for Interpreting Emotions. Edited by Robert N. Emde, Joy D. Osofsky, Perry M. Butterfield. Reviewed by Yvon Gauthier Book Review: The Emotional Life of the Toddler by Alicia Lieberman. Reviewed by Martin Drell Summer 1994 SPECIAL ISSUE: PRENATAL DRUG EXPOSURE AND CHILD OUTCOME Barry M. Lester, Edward Z. Tronick, Guest Editors Introduction. Barry M. Lester The Effects of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure and Child Outcome. Barry M. Lester, Edward Z. Tronick Neurobiology of Prenatal Cocaine Exposure Effect on Developing Monoamine Systems. Linda C. Mayes Neurological Consequences of Prenatal Stimulant Drug Exposure. Suzanne D. Dixon Issues in Prenatal Cocaine Use Research: Problems in Identifying Users and Choosing an Appropriate Comparison Group. Marylou Behnke, Fonda Davis Eyler Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Cocaine in Early Infancy: Toxic Effects on the Process of Mutual Regulation. Majorie Beeghly, Edward Z. Tronick In Utero Drug Exposure and Maternal-Infant Interaction: The Complexities of the Dyad and Their Environment. Kiti Freier Spontaneous Play in Two-Year-Olds Born to Substance-Abusing Mothers. Leila Beckwith, Carol Rodning, Deborah Norris, Leslie Phillipsen, Pegah Khandabi, Judy Howard Clinical Issues Related to Substance-Involved Mothers and Their Infants. Carol Seval Brooks, Barry Zuckerman, Amy Bamforth, Jean Cole, Margot Kaplan-Sanoff Punitive Legal Approaches to the Problem of Prenatal Drug Exposure. Frances Elizabeth Garrity-Rokous Fall 1994 A Psychotherapeutic Technique for Mother-Child Intervention: A Case Study of a Japanese Down Syndrome Child. Chihoko Tanaka, Yoshiko Niwa Early Food Refusal: Infant and Family Characteristics. Lene Lindberg, Gunilla Bohlin, Berit Hagekull, Malena Thunstr6m The Effects of the Brazelton Intervention: A Review. Gena Covell Britt, Barbara J. Myers Testing the Effectiveness of NBAS Intervention with a Substance-Using Population. Gena Covell Britt, Barbara J. Myers Commentary on “Testing the Effectiveness of NBAS Intervention with a Substance-Using Population.” Suzanne D. Dixon Perceptions of Infant Boys’ Behavior and Mental Health: Relation to Infant Attachment. Laura Hubbs-Tait, Michael Wierzbicki, Denise Gray, Robert Englehart Book Review: Fair Start for Children. Edited by M. Larner, R. Halpern, and O. Harkavy. Reviewed by Sonya Bemporad Book Review: Working Together with Children and Families: Case Studies in Early Intervention. Edited by P. J. McWilliam and D. B. Bailey, Jr. Reviewed by Maru E. Barrera Book Review: Implementing Early Intervention: From Research to Effective Practice. Edited by Donna M. Bryant and Mimi A. Graham. Reviewed by Jean M. Valliere Winter 1994 Mothers’ Perceptions of Infant Affect in a Croatian Sample: The IFEEL Pictures Assessment. Nathan M. Szajnberg, Jarmila Skrinjaric, Vesa Vidovic, and Damir DeZan The Activation of Maternal Representations. Stephen Bennett, Ilene Sackler Lefcourt, Wendy Haft, Patricia Nachman, and Daniel Stern Infants of “Depressed” Mothers Interact Better with Their Nondepressed Fathers. Ziarat Hossain, Tiffany Field, Jeanette Gonzalez, Julie Malphurs, Claudia del Valle, and Jeffrey Pickens Infants of Depressed Mothers Show Less “Depressed” Behavior with Their Nursery Teachers. Martha Pelaez-Nogueras, Tiffany Field, Maricel Cigales, Angela Gonzales, and Sara Clasky Temperament and Behavior of Infants Prenatally Exposed to Drugs: Clinical Implications for the Mother-Infant Dyad. Rebecca Edmondson and Tina M. Smith Report From the WAIMH Regional Meeting in Tokyo, April 1994. Toshihiko Maruta .... A Venture into New Territory: Reflections on the Riga-WAIMH Regional Conference, June 1994. Kaspars Tuters LIST OF REVIEWERS FROM 7/93-9/94 Sonya Bemporad, PhD Keigo Okonogi, MD William Carey, MD Steven Parker, MD Jude Anne Cassidy, PhD Sandra Pipp, PhD Bertrand Cramer, MD Maria Ramsay, DPs Anne McDonald Culp, MD Judy Reilly, PhD Robert N. Emde, MD JoAnn Robinson, PhD Karen Frankel, PhD Sally Rogers, PhD Yvon Gauthier, MD Lynn Singer, PhD Julie Gibson, MA Susan J. Spieker, PhD Hil Goldsmith, PhD Martin Stein, MD Stanley Greenspan, MD Jean Thomas, MD Robin Harwood, PhD Jean Valliere, MSW John Kennell, MD Frederick Volkmar, MD Karlen Lyons-Ruth, PhD Serena Wieder, PhD Linda Mayes, PhD Paula Zeanah, PhD