Personality and Individual Differences 1997: Vol 22 Table of Contents

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PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
DIFFERENCES
An International Journal of Research into the Structure and Development of
Personality, and the Causation of Individual Differences
Volume 22, 1997
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
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PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
DIFFERENCES
An International Journal of Research into the Structure and Development of
Personality, and the Causation of Individual Differences
Editors-in-Chief
Professor H. J. EYSENCK
and
Dr S. B. G. EYSENCK
Department of Psychology, Institute of Psychiatry,
De Crespigny Park, Denmark Hill, London SES 8AF
Editorial Board
Professor M. AMELANG Professor M. W. EYSENCK Professor D. SCHALLING
University of Heidelberg, Royal Holloway and Bedford Karolinska Hospital, Stockholm,
Germany New College, Surrey Sweden
Professor A. ANGLEITNER Professor F. FARLEY Professor T. SHIGEHISA
University of Bielefeld, University of Wisconsin, U.S.A. Tokyo Kasei-Gakuin University,
Germany Professor L. GOLDBERG Japan
Professor J. BREBNER University of Oregon, U.S.A. Professor C. SPIELBERGER
University of Adelaide, S. Australia Dr S. E. HAMPSON University of S. Florida, U.S.A.
Professor N. BRODY University of Surrey Professor R. STELMACK
Wesleyan University, Conn., Professor A. R. JENSEN University of Ottawa, Canada
U.S.A. Kelseyville, U.S.A. Professor J. STRELAU
Professor H. CARPINTERO Professor R. LYNN University of Warszawa, Poland
University Complutense de Madrid, — University of Ulster, N. Ireland Professor M. ZUCKERMAN
Spain Professor P. NETTER University of Delaware, U.S.A.
Dr LINDON EAVES Justus-Liebig- Universitat Giessen,
Medical College of Virginia, U.S.A. Germany
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 22, Number 1
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
Karin Schermelleh-Engel, Georg H. Eifert, Perceived competence and trait anxiety as determinants
Helfried Moosbrugger and Dirk Frank of pain coping strategies
Robert P. Tett and Cynthia A. Palmer The validity of handwriting elements in relation to self-
report personality trait measure
Jo Brunas-Wagstaff, Alice Tilley, 19 Functional and dysfunctional impulsivity in children
Michelle Verity, Sheila Ford and their relationship to Eysenck’s impulsiveness and
and Doreen Thompson venturesomeness dimensions
Glenn D. Wilson 27 Gender differences in sexual fantasy: an evolutionary
analysis
Espen Roysamb Risk behaviour: towards a model of affectively con-
strued action
Robert R. Yeung and David R. Hemsley Personality, exercise and psychological well-being: static
relationships in the community
Robert Loo and Kunio Shiomi 55 A cross-cultural examination of the Kirton Adaption—
Innovation Inventory
David Rawlings and Andrew Toogood Using a ‘taboo response’ measure to examine the
relationship between’ divergent thinking and
psychoticism
Lazar Stankov and Richard D. Roberts 69 Mental speed is not the ‘basic’ process of intelligence
Paul M. Kohn and Colleen O’Brien 85 The situational response inventory: a measure of
adaptive coping
K. F. Halamandaris and K. G. Power 93 Individual differences, dysfunctional attitudes, and
social support: a study of the psychosocial adjustment
to university life of home students
Benjamin H. Newberry, William B. Clark, 105 An American English version of the Pavlovian
Ronald L. Crawford, Jan Strelau, Temperament Survey
Alois Angleitner, Jan Hollinger Jones
and Andrzej Eliasz
Notes and Shorter Communications
Edward C. Chang 115 Irrational beliefs and negative life stress: testing a
diathesis—stress model of depressive symptoms
Christopher Alan Lewis, Ciaran Lanigan, 119 Religiosity and happiness: no evidence for an associ-
Stephen Joseph and Jan de Fockert ation among undergraduates
Kee-Lee Chou 123 The Matson Evaluation of Social Skills with Young-
sters: reliability and validity of a Chinese translation
Harrison D. Kane, Briley E. Proctor 127 Reliability and validity of a non-verbal measure of the
and John H. Kranzler speed and efficiency of long-term memory retrieval
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Wendy Snowden 131 Evidence from an analysis of 2000 errors and omissions
made in IQ tests by a small sample of schoolchildren,
undergoing vitamin and mineral supplementation, that
speed of processing is an important factor in IQ
performance
Melanie Tucker and Nigel W. Bond The roles of gender, sex role, and disgust in fear of
animals
Corrigendum
Volume 22, Number 2
iil The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
Edmund Keogh and Christopher C. French 141 The effects of mood manipulation and trait anxiety on
susceptibility to distraction
Jakob Smari and Helga Valtysdottir 151 Dispositional coping, psychological distress and disease-
control in diabetes
Del Thiessen, Robert K. Young 157 Social pressures for assortative mating
and Melinda Delgado
Thomas R. Carretta 165 Negligible sex differences in the relation of cognitive and
and Malcolm James Ree psychomotor abilities
David L. Robinson 173 A test of the Hendrickson postulate that reduced EEG
response variance causes increased AEP contour length:
implications for the ‘neural transmission errors’ theory
of intelligence
William Pavot, Frank Fujita and Ed Diener The relation between self-aspect congruence, personality
and subjective well-being
Monroe A. Bruch, Kathy M. Rivet, Shyness, alcohol expectancies, and drinking behavior:
Richard G. Heimberg and Meryl A. Levin replication and extension of a suppressor effect
Thomas Li-Ping Tang, Linda J. Baldwin Locus of control as a moderator of the self-reported
and Alan G. Frost performance feedback—personal sacrifice relationship
Gerhard Stemmler Selective activation of traits: boundary conditions for
the activation of anger
B. M. Pedro, D. R. Hemsley, J. A. Gray, Lack of relationship between prepulse inhibition and
S. H. Jones and N. S. Gray a CSTQ-defined positive dimension of schizotypy
Jan Kaiser, Andrzej Beauvale The evoked cardiac response as a function of cognitive
and Jaroslaw Bener load differs between subjects separated on the main
personality dimensions
L. Lu and J. B. Shih Personality and happiness: is mental health a mediator?
Erik Falkum, Miranda Olff Revisiting the factor structure of the ways of coping
and Olaf G. Aasland checklist: a three-dimensional view of the problem-
focused coping scale. A study among Norwegian
physicians
James McKenzie, Gary Tindell The great triumvirate: agreement between lexically and
and Janet French psycho-physiologically based models of personality
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Notes and Shorter Communications
Stephen Joseph, Tim Dalgleish, 279 Impulsivity and post-traumatic stress
Sian Thrasher and William Yule
Thomas Merten and Kathrin Siebert 283 A comparison of computerized and conventional
administration of the EPQ-R and the CRS: further data
on the Merten and Ruch (1996) study
A. F. Jorm, A. S. Henderson, P. A. Jacomb, Quantitative trait loci for neuroticism: an_ allelic
L. Croft and S. Easteal association study with the serotonin receptor (HTR2)
and monoamine oxidase A (MAQA) genes
Michael Schredl, Sharon Jochum Dream recall, visual memory, and absorption in
and Shirley Souguenet imaginings
J. H. Kerr and J. Viaminkx Gender differences in the experience of risk
Travis Hinze, Joseph Doster The relationship of conservatism and _ cognitive-
and Victor C. Joe complexity
Book Review
Volume 22, Number 3
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
Michael C. Seto, Natasha A. Khattar, Deception and sexual strategy in psychopathy
Martin L. Lalumiére
and Vernon L. Quinsey
Caroline Davis, Gordon Claridge Reflections on narcissism: conflicts about body-image
and Debbie Cerullo perceptions in women
Karl Schweizer and Rainer Schneider Social optimism as generalized expectancy of a positive
outcome
Lynn Matykiewicz, Linda La Grange, Adjudicated adolescent males: measures of urinary 5-
Peter Vance, Mu Wang and Edward Reyes hydroxyindoleacetic acid and reactive hypoglycemia
Janet Wingrove and Alyson J. Bond Impulsivity: a state as well as trait variable. Does mood
awareness explain low correlations between trait and
behavioural measures of impulsivity?
Timo Lajunen, Angela Corry, Impression management and self-deception in traffic
Heikki Summala and Laurence Hartley behaviour inventories
Ellen B. Braaten and Lee A. Rosen Emotional reactions in adults with symptoms of
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Plamen Kalchev, Jorj Balev The Coolidge Axis II Inventory (CATI): evidences for
and Frederick Coolidge psychometric and factorial validity for Bulgarian non-
clinical sample
Robert T. Kaiser and Daniel J. Ozer Emotional stability and goal-related stress
Donald M. Dougherty, James M. Bjork, The relationship between self-reported menstrual symp-
David Huang and F. Gerald Moeller tomatology and aggression measured in the laboratory
Marie Andrew and Christopher Cronin Two measures of sensation seeking as predictors of
alcohol use among high school males
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Richard Oldani 403 Causes of increases in achievement motivation: is the
personality influenced by prenatal environment?
Robert M. Roth and Jacinthe Baribeau 411 Gender and schizotypal personality features
Enrico DiTommaso and Barry Spinner 417 Social and emotional loneliness: a re-examination of
Weiss’ typology of loneliness
Demetrios S. Alexopoulos 429 Reliability and validity of Heim’s AH4 in Greece
Edward M. Miller 433 The survival of genes for stupidity: consistency of fitness
and heritability
Corrigendum
Volume 22, Number 4
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
Eddie Harmon-Jones, Ernest S. Barratt Impulsiveness, aggression, reading and the P300 of the
and Cindy Wigg event-related potential
B. Brocke, K. G. Tasche and A. Beauducel Biopsychological foundations of extraversion: differen-
tial effort reactivity and state control
Lara A. Warburton, Baruch Fishman Coping with the possibility of testing HIV-positive
and Samuel W. Perry*
Joachim Stoéber Trait anxiety and pessimistic appraisal of risk and
chance
Willibald Ruch, Gabriele Kohler To be in good or bad humour: construction of the state
and Christoph van Thriel form of the State—Trait-Cheerfulness-Inventory—STCI
Alan Bedford and Ian J. Deary The Personal Disturbance Scale (DSSI/sAD): develop-
ment, use and structure
David W. Chan Self-concept domains and global self-worth among
Chinese adolescents in Hong Kong
Linda D. Taylor MMPI-2 and ballet majors
Birendra K. Sinha and David C. Watson Psychosocial predictors of personality disorder traits in
a non-clinical sample
Adrian Furnham, Tina Tan Waist-to-hip ratio and preferences for body shape: a
and Chris McManus replication and extension
Ian J. Deary, Shonagh Scott Neuroticism, alexithymia and medically unexplained
and Janet A. Wilson symptoms
Edvin Bru, Sven Svebak, Back pain, dysphoric versus euphoric moods and the
Reidar J. Mykletun experience of stress and effort in female hospital staff
and Jens Petter Gitlesen
Yechiel Klar, Tal Gabai and Yehudit Baron Depression and generalizations about the future: who
overgeneralizes what?
Notes and Shorter Communications
Richard Lynn Intelligence in Taiwan
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Will B. Bridewell and Edward C. Chang 587 Distinguishing between anxiety, depression, and hosti-
lity: relations to anger-in, anger-out, and anger control
Philip J. Corr, Veena Kumari, 591 Harm avoidance and affective modulation of the startle
Glenn D. Wilson, Stuart Checkley reflex: a replication
and Jeffrey A. Gray
Book Reviews
Volume 22, Number 5
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
Michael W. Eysenck and Cognitive biases for future negative events as a function
Nazanin Derakshan of trait anxiety and social desirability
Cheryl L. Rusting and Randy J. Larsen Extraversion, neuroticism and susceptibility to positive
and negative affect: a test of two theoretical models
Dolf Zillmann and James B. Weaver III Psychoticism in the effect of prolonged exposure to
gratuitous media violence on the acceptance of violence
as a preferred means of conflict resolution
Michael D. Maraun Appearance and reality: is the Big Five the structure of
trait descriptors?
John Maltby and Christopher Alan Lewis The reliability and validity of a short scale of attitude
towards Christianity among U.S.A., English, Republic
of Ireland, and Northern Ireland adults
G. Ron Norton, Brian J. Cox, Personality factors associated with generalized and non-
Paul L. Hewitt and Lindsay McLeod generalized social anxiety
John F. Quigley, Martin F. Sherman and Personality disorder symptoms, gender, and age as
Nancy C. Sherman predictors of adolescent disgust sensitivity
Adrian Furnham, John Crump and Validating the NEO Personality Inventory using
Josh Whelan assessor's ratings
Stuart Brody, Ralf Veit and Harald Rau Lie scores are associated with less cardiovascular
reactivity to baroreceptor stimulation and to mental
arithmetic stress
Doug Mahar, Ron Henderson and The effects of computer anxiety, state anxiety, and
Frank Deane computer experience on users’ performance of computer
based tasks
J. Exposito and A. Andrés-Pueyo The effects of impulsivity on the perceptual and decision
stages in a choice reaction time task
Thomas Holtgraves and Gary Stockdale The assessment of dissociative experiences in a non-
clinical population: reliability, validity, and factor
structure of the Dissociative Experiences Scale
Rick Howard, Lian Thomas Payamal and Response modulation deficits in psychopaths: a failure
Lee Hong Neo to confirm and a reconsideration of the Patterson—
Newman model
Rocio Fernandez-Ballesteros, Assessing emotional expression: Spanish adaptation of
Maria Dolores Zamarron, the Rationality/Emotional Defensiveness Scale
Maria Angeles Ruiz, Julia Sebastian
and Charles D. Spielberger
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R. J. R. Blair 731 Moral reasoning and the child with psychopathic
tendencies
Kevin Durrheim and Don Foster 741 Tolerance of ambiguity as a content specific construct
Katrina Collins and Robert Bell 751 Personality and aggression: the dissipation—rumination
scale
Frank H. Walkey 757 Composite variable analysis: a simple and transparent
alternative to factor analysis
Notes and Shorter Communications
Louise Jacobs and Stephen Joseph Cognitive Triad Inventory and its association with
symptoms of depression and anxiety in adolescents
G. Neil Martin, Sharon J. Sadler Individual group differences in the perception and
and Bahman Baluch knowledge of psychological research
Marie Iannos and Marika Tiggemann Personality of the excessive exerciser
Shish Pal, Radhey Shyam and Rayjbir Singh Genetic analysis of general intelligence ‘g’: a twin study
Book Review
Volume 22, Number 6
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Differences (ISSID)
J. P. Gustavsson, R. M. Weinryb, Stability and predictive ability of personality traits
S. Géransson, N. L. Pedersen and M. Asberg across 9 years
Maricela Alarcon and J. C. DeFries Reading performance and general cognitive ability in
twins with reading difficulties and control pairs
Philip J. Corr and Veena Kumari Sociability/impulsivity and attenuated dopaminergic
arousal: critical flicker/fusion frequency and procedural
learning
Sandra Mulkens, Peter J. De Jong High blushing propensity: fearful preoccupation or
and Susan M. Bogels facial coloration?
Michael Farrell The influence of reward/punishment and personality
pupil attainment
Barbara Murphy and Glen W. Bates Adult attachment style and vulnerability to depression
Michael H. Kernis, Keegan D. Greenier, Self-perceptions of reactions to doing well or poorly: the
Caryn E. Herlocker, Connie R. Whisenhunt roles of stability and level of self-esteem
and Teresa A. Abend
D. Cartwright Lacunae and likeableness in the Big Five model of
personality
Terje A. Murberg, Edvin Bru, Sven Svebak, The role of objective health indicators and neuroticism
Torbjorn Aarsland and Kenneth Dickstein in perceived health and psychological well-keing among
patients with chronic heart failure
Nancy Van Ranst and Alfons Marcoen Meaning in life of young and elderly adults: an
examination of the factorial validity and invariance of
the Life Regard Index
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Aljoscha C. Neubauer, Rainer Riemann, 885 Intelligence and reaction times in the Hick, Sternberg
Ralf Mayer and Alois Angleitner and Posner paradigms
Paul M. Kohn, Colleen O’Brien 895 Adaptiveness: a moderator of the adverse impact of
and Donna I. Pickering hassles?
Miranda A. L. Van Tilburg, 901 Coping with homesickness: the construction of the
Ad. J. J. M. Vingerhoets and Adult Homesickness Coping Questionnaire
Guus L. Van Heck
Anne Boland and Philippe Cappeliez Optimism and neuroticism as predictors of coping and
adaptation in older women
Fredrik Saboonchi and Lars-Gunnar Lundh Perfectionism, self-consciousness and anxiety
Notes and Shorter Communications
Edward C. Chang Positive and negative affectivity for academic and
interpersonal domains: relations to general affectivity,
extraversion, and neuroticism
Charles F. Vetterli and John J. Furedy Correlates of intelligence in computer measured aspects
of prose vocabulary: word length, diversity, and rarity
Filip De Fruyt Gender and individual differences in adult crying
K. Robert Bridges and Miguel Roig Academic procrastination and _ irrational thinking:
a re-examination with context controlled
Special Review
H. J. Eysenck David L. Robinson: Brain, Mind, and Behaviour: A New
Perspective on Human Nature
Book Reviews