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Journalo f Music Therapy, XXXIV (4), 1997, 293-294 © 1997 by the National Association for Music Therapy, Inc INDEX TO VOLUME XXXIV (1997) The number in parentheses indicated the issue in which the article will be the final number indicates the page Alexander, T. See Thomas, D. W Bloom, L. J. See Gowensmith, W. N Brodsky, W., & Sloboda, J. Clinical trial of a music generated vibrotactile tic environment for musicians: Main effects and outcome differences b therapy subgroups; 34(1), 2 Brotons, M., Pickett-Cooper, P., & Koger, S. M. Music and dementias: A revi erature; 34(4), 204 Carruth, E. K. The effects of singing and the spaced retrieval technique o1 ing face-name recognition in nursing home residents; 34(3), 165 Choi, B. Professional and patient attitudes about the relevance of music a treatment modality in NAMT approved psychiatric hospitals; 34(4 Clair, A. A., & Ebberts, A. The effects of music therapy on interactions ben vee ily caregivers and their care receivers with late stage dementia; 34(3 Cordobés, T. Group songwriting as a method for developing group col HIV-seropositive adult patients with depression; 34(1), 46 Davis, W. B. Music therapy practice in New York City: A report from a pane perts, March 17, 1937; 34(1), 68 Ebberts, A. See Clair, A. A Gowensmith, W. N., & Bloom, L. ]. The effects of heavy metal music on aro anger; 34(1), 33 Gregory, D. Before and after the Americans with Disabilities Act: An ana! tude and knowledge of undergraduate music majors; 34(2), 119 Heitman, R. J]. See Thomas, D. W Kahler, E. P. The life of Richard M. Graham: President during a chan, 34(2), 106 Koger, S. See Brotons, M Madsen, C. K. Emotional response to music as measured by the two-dim CRDI, 34(3), 187 Pickett-Cooper, P. K. See Brotons, M Reilly, J. F. LIGHTNING strikes: A correlational study of the ue sturo-mi sponses of in-patients with acute manic or depressive symptomatolog the LIGHTNING module; 34(4), 260 Sloboda, J See Brodsky W 294 Journal of Music Therapy Stratton, V. N., & Zalanowski, A. H. The relationship between characteristic moods and most commonly listened to types of music; 34(2), 129. Strauser, J. M. The effects of music versus silence on measures of state anxiety, per ceived relaxation, and physiological responses of patients receiving chiroprac- tic interventions; 34(2), 88 Thomas, D. W., Heitman, R. J., & Alexander, T. The effect of music on bathing co- operation for residents with dementia; 34(4), 246 Zalanowski, A. H. See Stratton, V. N f= PPeOStThArL ihSEcRdVeICdE Statement! of Ownership Managemen!“ and Circu <i stor