Personality and Individual Differences 1999: Vol 27 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 27, 1999
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
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PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
An International Journal of Research into the Structure and Development of
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 27, Number 1
1 The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
R. Gomez, K. Holmberg, J. Bounds, C. Fullarton and Neuroticisin and extraversion as predictors of coping styles
A. Gomez during early adolescence
J. A. Roberts and -C. JsSepulveda M. Demographics and money attitudes: a test of Yamauchi &
= -Templer’s (1982).money attitude scale in Mexico
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P. J. Ferrando, M. Dolores Varea and U. Lorenzo A psychometric study of the Test Anxiety Scale for
Seed Children in a Spanish-sample
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L. S. Newman and D. A. Hedberg Repressive. coping and the inaccessibility of negative
¢ » autobiographical memories converging evidence
> S. Day and E. Petérs % ge : The incidence of schizotypy,im new religious movements
2 °@ ee
Cynical hostility and deficiencies in functional support: the
moderating role of gefder in psychosocial vulnerability to
disease
a © ee ates Ps -6e ~ :
e G. V. Wilson andeJ. H. KerP*., , Affective responses fo succesS and failure:.a study of
& winning and losing®in competitive rugby
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Ae L. Latfigon, K° A. Briand, and Ae. B. Serefie. ‘Nicotine, ‘caffeine, alcohol and schizotypy
ro) \
P. C. L. Heaven and L.«N. Oxman « Human _ values, ® conservatism ,and “stereotypes of
homosexuals
J. Maltby . Frequent and regular church“attendance as a religious
ritual: furthere investigation of the relationship between
Sok public aspects-of religiosity and obsessional symptoms
S. Jacob and M. Hautekeete Alexithymia is associated with a low self-estimated
affective intensiy
R.J. R. Blair Responsiveness to distress cues in the child with
“psychopathic tendencies
D. J. Scandell and B. Wlazelek The=relationship between self-perceived personality ‘and z
impression“management on the NEO-FFI
P. Avero and M. G. Calvo Emotional reactivity tosocial-evaluative stress: gender
differences in response systems concordance
E. J. Palmer and C. R. Hollin An evaluation of the shortened EMBU scale in young
offenders and non-offenders in England
H. S. Friedman and R. E. Riggio Individual differences in ability to encode complex affects
Book reviews
Contents
Volume 27, Number 2
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Differences (ISSID)
A. Yates, J. D. Edman, M. Crago, D. Crowell and Measurement of exercise orientation in normal subjects:
R. Zimmerman gender and age differences
E. V. Aidman Measuring individual differences in implicit self-concept:
initial validation of the self-apperception test
R. B. Kosek Adaptation of the Big Five as a hermeneutic instrument for
religious constructs
M. A. Ruiz, A. L. Pincus and W. J. Ray The relationship between dissociation and personality
A. Bedford, E. Grant, K. de Pauw and I. J. Deary The personal disturbance scale (DSSI/sAD): structural
cross-validation and proposed short forms
M. J. Green and L. M. Williams Schizotypy and creativity as effects of reduced cognitive
inhibition
S. Jolley, S. H. Jones and D. R. Hemsley Causal processing and schizotypy
B. De Raad and M. Doddema-Winsemius Instincts and personality
A. A. J. Hendriks, W. K. B. Hofstee and The Five-Factor Personality Inventory (FFPI)
B. De Raad
K. M. Powell and L. A. Rosén Avoidance of responsibility in conduct disordered
adolescents
E. Rafaeli-Mor, I. H. Gotlib and W. Revelle The meaning and measurement of self-complexity
K. Riggins-Caspers, R. J. Cadoret, W. Panak, Gene x environment interaction and the moderating effect
J. D. Lempers, E. Troughton and M. A. Stewart of adoption agency disclosure on estimating genetic
effects
A. Furnham, S. Trew and I. Sneade The distracting effects of vocal and instrumental music
on the cognitive test performance of introverts and
extraverts
Book reviews
Volume 27, Number 3
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Differences (ISSID)
A. Furnham and H. Cheng Personality as predictor of mental health and happiness in
the East and West
A. Mackinnon, A. F. Jorm, H. Christensen, A short form of the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule:
A. E. Korten, P. A. Jacomb and B. Rodgers evaluation of factorial validity and invariance across
demographic variables in a community sample
Contents 1301
W. A. Arrindell, J. van der Ende, R. Sanderman, 417 Normative studies with the Scale for Interpersonal
Lidy Oosterhof, R. Stewart and M. M. Lingsma Behaviour (SIB): I. Nonpsychiatric social skills trainees
H. T. Neshat Doost, A. R. Moradi, M. R. Taghavi, 433 The development of a corpus of emotional words produced
W. Yule and T. Dalgleish by children and adolescents
M. R. Kraft Jr. and M. Zuckerman 453 Parental behavior and attitudes of their parents reported by
young adults from intact and stepparent families and
relationships between perceived parenting and personality
J. C. Pruessner, D. H. Hellhammer and C. Kirschbaum Low self-esteem, induced failure and the adrenocortical
stress response
K. M. Cramer and J. E. Barry Conceptualizations and measures of loneliness: a com-
parison of subscales
N. Cogan and R. I. F. Brown Metamotivational dominance, states and injuries in risk
and safe sports
C. A. Brinkley, A. Bernstein and J. P.N ewman Coherence in the narratives of psychopathic and non-
psychopathic criminal offenders
M. e . Van Tilburg, Ad J. J. M. Vingerhoets and Determinants of homesickness chronicity: coping and
G. Van Heck personality
D. Hagemann, E. Naumann, A. Liiken, G. Becker, EEG asymmetry, dispositional mood and personality
S. Maier and D. Bartussek
S. J. Dollinger The Word Association Implications Test: do poor judges
of implications read too little or too much between the
lines?
C. Alm and E. Lindberg Attributions of shyness-resembling behaviors by shy and
non-shy individuals
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Differences (ISSID)
Review
J. D. White Personality, temperament and ADHD: a review of the
literature
N. D. Vogeltanz and J. E. Hecker The roles of neuroticism and controllability/predictability
in physiological response to aversive stimuli
W. A. Arrindell, E. Sanavio, G. Aguilar, The development of a short form of the EMBU: Its
C. Sica, C. Hatzichristou, M. Eisemann, appraisal with students in Greece, Guatemala, Hungary
L. A. Recinos, P. Gaszner, M. Peter, G. Battagliese, and Italy
J. Kallai and J. van der Ende
K. M. Cramer and J. E. Barry Psychometric properties and confirmatory factor analysis
of the self-concealment scale
R. Batt, T. Nettelbeck and C. J. Cooper Event related potential correlates of intelligence
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J. Newland and A. Furnham 659 Perceived availability of social support
D. R. Strunk and E. C. Chang 665 Distinguishing between fundamental dimensions of
individualism—collectivism: relations to sociopolitical
attitudes and beliefs
D. DiDuca and S. Joseph 673 Assessing schizotypal traits in 13-18 year olds: revising the
JSS
A. Mente and K. F. Helmers 683 Defensive hostility and cardiovascular responses to stress in
young men
C. Boone, B. De Brabander and A. van Witteloostuijn 695 Locus of control and strategic behaviour in a prisoner’s
dilemma game
A. Aleman, K. B. E. Beker and E. H. F. de Haan 707 ~+Daisposition towards hallucination and subjective versus
objective vividness of imagery in normal subjects
D. L. Robinson 715 The ‘IQ’ factor: implications for intelligence theory and
measurement
R. R. Holden, C. D. Magruder, S. J. Stein, G. Sitarenios 737 The effects of anonymity on the Holden Psychological
and S. Sheldon Screening Inventory
A. Aluja-Fabregat, J. Balleste-Almacellas and 743 Self-reported personality and school achievement as
R. Torrubia-Beltri predictors of teachersi perceptions of their students
J. Rust 755 The validity of the Giotto integrity test
R. L. Piedmont, D. C. Hill and S. Blanco Predicting athletic performance using the five-factor model
of personality
A. Walsh 779 Life history theory and female readers of pornography
C. J. Jackson, A. Furnham and M. Lawty-Jones Relationship between indecisiveness and neuroticism: the
moderating effect of a tough-minded culture
J. M. Dabbs Jr. and A. Mallinger High testosterone levels predict low voice pitch among men
Special review
Book reviews
Volume 27, Number 5
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Differences (ISSID)
S. Coren 815 Arousal predisposition as a predictor of antisocial and
delinquent behavior
U. Wolfradt, V. Oubaid, E. R. Straube, N. Bischoff and 821 Thinking styles, schizotypal traits and anomalous
J. Mischo experiences
M. Mikulincer, N. Horesh, I. Eilati and M. Kotler 831 The association between adult attachment style and mental
health in extreme life-endangering conditions
Contents 1303
L. Chivers and M. Blagrove 843 Nightmare frequency, personality and acute
psychopathology
C. J. Kramer, G. A. Kerkhof and W. F. Hofman 853 Age differences in sleep-wake behavior under natural
conditions
M. A. Trotter and N. S. Endler 861 An empirical test of the interaction model of anxiety in a
competitive equestrian setting
P. Spinhoven and A. J. W. van der Does Thought suppression, dissociation and psychopathology
J.C. Loehlin, A. Spurdle, S. A. Treloar and N. G. Martin Number of X-linked androgen receptor gene CAG repeats
and femininity in women
K. A. Martin and L. R. Brawley Is the self-handicapping scale reliable in non-academic
achievement domains?
M. Kokkonen and L. Pulkkinen 913 Emotion regulation strategies in relation to personality
characteristics indicating low and high self-control of
emotions
T. Merten and I. Fischer 933 Creativity, personality and word association responses:
associative behaviour in forty supposedly creative persons
D. M. Velting 943 Suicidal ideation and the five-factor model of personality
G. H. Gudjonsson and J. F. Sigurdsson 953 The Gudjonsson Confession Questionnaire-Revised
(GCQ-R): factor structure and its relationship with
personality
A. Drach-Zahavy and A. Somech 969 Constructive thinking: a complex coping variable that
distinctively influences the effectiveness of specific difficult
goals
K. McCourt, T. J. Bouchard Jr, D. T. Lykken, 985 Authoritarianism revisited: genetic and environmental
A. Tellegen and M. Keyes influences examined in twins reared apart and together
M. Mendolia 1015 Agreement between two methods for identifying
dispositional repressors: a comment on Egloff and Hock
(1997)
B. Egloff and M. Hock 1021 When is an agreement between two methods for assessing
coping styles ““good’’? A reply to Mendolia
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Differences (ISSID)
A. M. Macdonald and P. de Silva 1027 The assessment of obsessionality using the Padua inventory:
its validity in a British non-clinical sample
T. J. Wade and M. Cooper 1047. Sex differences in the links between attractiveness, self-
esteem and the body
E. Grau and G. Ortet 1057 ‘Personality traits and alcohol consumption in a sample of
non-alcoholic women
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G. Prieto and A. R. Delgado 1067 The role of instructions in the variability of sex-related
differences in multiple-choice tests
R. S. Jorgensen, J. J. Frankowski and M. P. Carey 1079 Sense of coherence, negative life events and appraisal of
physical health among university students
W.-C. Mau and R. Lynn 1091 Racial and ethnic differences in motivation for educational
achievement in the United States
R. B. Breen and M. Zuckerman 1097 ‘Chasing’ in gambling behavior: personality and cognitive
determinants
A. Furnham, C. J. Jackson and T. Miller 1113 Personality, learning style and work performance
R. D. Roberts and P. C. Kyllonen 1123 Morningness—eveningness and intelligence: early to bed,
early to rise will likely make you anything but wise!
R. M. Bagby, P. T. Costa Jr., R. R. McCrae, 1135 Replicating the five factor model of personality in a
W. J. Livesley, S. H. Kennedy, R. D. Levitan, psychiatric sample
A. J. Levitt, R. T. Joffe and L. T. Young
K. Wilson and E. Gullone The relationship between personality and affect over the
lifespan
H. Gibbons and T. H. Rammsayer Differential effects of personality traits related to the
P-ImpUSS dimension on latent inhibition in healthy female
subjects
C. Avila, M. A. Parcet, G. Ortet and M. I. Ibafez-Ribes Anxiety and counter-conditioning: the role of the behavior-
al inhibition system in the ability to associate aversive
stimuli with future rewards
C. R. Reynolds, V. L. Willson and M. Ramsey Intellectual differences among Mexican Americans,
Papagos and Whites, independent of g
R. Colom, M. A. Quiroga and M. Juan-Espinosa Are cognitive sex differences disappearing? Evidence from
Spanish populations
T. M. Laidlaw Designer testing: using subjects’ personal vocabulary to
produce individualised tests
G. Ortet, M. I. Ibanez, M. Moro, F. Silva and Psychometric appraisal of Eysenck’s revised Psychoticism
G. J. Boyle scale: a cross-cultural study
S. Wilberg and R. Lynn Sex differences in historical knowledge and school grades: a
26 nation study
G. Smedslund and T. Rundmo Is Grossarth-Maticek’s coronary-prone type II an indepen-
dent predictor of myocardial infarction?
A. Taylor and D. A. MacDonald Religion and the five factor model of personality: An
exploratory investigation using a Canadian university
sample
L. B. Myers and L. Steed The relationship between dispositional optimism, dis-
positional pessimism, repressive coping and trait anxiety
E. M. Fodor Subclinical inclination toward manic-depression and crea-
tive performance on the Remote Associates Test