Personality and Individual Differences 2001: Vol 31 Table of Contents

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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 31, Number 1
Professor H.J. Eysenck B.A., Ph.D., D.Sc.
Special Issue
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
G.H. Gudjonsson and §.B.G. Eysenck Editorial
S.B.G. Eysenck H. J. Eysenck: a personal view
1. Martin Hans Eysenck at the Maudsley the early years
P. Barrett Hans Eysenck at the Institute of Psychiatry the lates
years
J.P. Rushton A scientometric appreciation of H. J. Eysenck’s contribu-
tions to psychology
G. Bunn Eysenck at the Science Museum
Bibliography: Hans J. Eysenck, Ph.D., D.Sc., 1939-2000
Volume 31, Number 2
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Differences (ISSID)
L.J. Stricker and D.A. Rock 103 Measuring accomplishments: pseudoipsativity, quantity
versus quality, and dimensionality
D. Milovchevich, K. Howells, N. Drew and A. Day 117 Sex and gender role differences in anger: an Australian
community study
C.J. Jackson 129 Comparison between Eysenck’s and Gray’s models of
personality in the prediction of motivational work criteria
W.A. Arrindell, Ch. van Nieuwenhuizen and F. Luteijn 145 Chronic psychiatric status and satisfaction with life
S.H. Stewart, M.J. Zvolensky and G.H. Eifert Negative-reinforcement drinking motives mediate the
relation between anxiety sensitivity and increased drinking
behavior
J.C. Caruso and S. Edwards Reliability generalization of the Junior Eysenck Personality
Questionnaire
J.R. Beech A curvilinear relationship between hair loss and mental
rotation and neuroticism: a possible influence of sustained
dihydrotestosterone production
A.B. Shafer Relation of the Big Five to the EASI scales and the
Thurstone Temperament Schedule
C. Vazquez, F. Jimenez, F. Saura and M.D. Avia The importance of “importance”: a longitudinal con-
firmation of the attributional-stress model of depression
measuring the importance of the attributions and the
impact of the stressor
s‘kY decision-mak
*xplor itory
ic Stud
emotional rumination and
Assessing individual differences in attention to pau
psychometric properties of the Pain Vigilance and Awarene
Questionnaire modified for a non-clinical pain sample
ind G. Vervaeke 247 Assessment of worry and OCD: how
wr model (NEO-FFI) and ie Personality
viance Scales-Revised (PDS-R): going around tn inte
pel onal circles
Dreams of singles: effects of waking-life
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Volume 31, Number 3
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Differences (ISSID)
Do styles of thinking matter among Hong Kong secondar
school students?
socioeconomic
ind s
ind antisocial
temperamental dimensions
Is the Behavioural Inhibition System
for cluster C personality disorders
and bulimic behavior
elevance of the two-factor
aranormal Belief Scale
yy neurotlcisn
409 ~—-P rincipal components analysis of the Schizotypal Personality
Scale (STA) and the Borderline Personality Scale (STB)
4>1 Correlating a measure of sustained attention with a multi
dimensional measure of schizotypal traits
Investigating the personality correlates of paranormal
belief and precognitive experience
Suicidal attempts and ideation in twins whose co-twins’
deaths were non-suicides: replication and elaboration
Tchanturia, L. Serpell, S. Hems 453 Perceived control over events in the world in patients with
Treasure eating disorders: a preliminary study
461] Associations between temperament and love attitudes in a
college sample
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R.B. Wilkinson and W.A. Walford 473 Attachment and personality in the psychological health of
adolescents
Rassin, H. Merckelbach and ris 485 Thought suppression and traumatic intrusions in under-
graduate students: a correlational study
r.D. Blumenthal 495 __Extraversion, attention, and startle response reactivity
J.P. Sharpe and S. Desai 505 The Revised Neo Personality Inventory and the MMPI-2
Psychopathology Five in the prediction of aggression
» and D. Roger 5 Coping with uncertainty: the construction and validation
of a new measure
J.M. Dabbs Ji 3 Eye color predicts alcohol use in two archival samples
A.J.M. van Loon, M. Tijhuis, P.G. Surtees Personality and coping: their relationship with lifestyle risk
ind J. Ormel factors for cancer
Chang and A:S. Farrehi Optimism/pessimism and information-processing | styles
can their influences be distinguished in predicting psycho-
logical adjustment?
Schweizer and W. Koch The assessment of components of optimism by POSO-I
G. Matthews and D.R. Davies ; Individual differences in energetic arousal and sustained
attention: a dual-task study
J. St6ber and J. Joormann \ short form of the Worry Domains Questionnaire
construction and factorial validation
Dabbs Jr., J.K. Riad Testosterone and Ruthless Homicide
id S.E. Chance
J. St6ber and U. Wolfradt 605 Worry and social desirability: opposite relationships for
socio-political and social-evaluation worries
R.H.J. Scholte and E.f De Bruyn The Revised Junior Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
(JEPQ-R): Dutch replications of the full-length, short, and
abbreviated forms
A. Koscec, B. RadoSevic-Vidacek 62 Morningness-eveningness across two student generations
and M. Kostovic would two decades make a difference?
H.L. Reid-Seiser and B.A. Fritzsche »3 The usefulness of the NEO PI-R Positive Presentation
Management Scale for detecting response distortion in
employment contexts
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Volume 31, Number 5
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Differences (ISSID)
Two-dimensional self-esteem: theory and measurement
Personality and potential conceptions: mating success in a
modern Western male sample
Development and validation of the anger rumination scale
Path models linking correlates of self-esteem in a multi-
ethnic adolescent sample
Rollnik and 113 Psychometric properties of the German version of the
NEO-FFI in psychosomatic outpatients
Using attributional style to predict academic performance
how does it compare to traditional methods?
Reflection—impulsivity, personality and performance: a
psychometric and validity study of the Matching Familiar
Figures Test in detoxified alcoholics
Optimism, pessimism and “fighting — spirit”
ipproach to assessing expectancy and adaptation
Extraversion and _ neuroticism, partially independent
dimensions?
Machiavellianism and sexuality: on the moderating role of
biological sex
Machiavellianism and personality dysfunction
Moral reasoning and conduct problems in children with
emotional and behavioural difficulties
How distinct is anxiety sensitivity from trait anxiety? A
re examination from a multidimensional perspective
Announcement
Volume 31, Number 6
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Differences (ISSID)
[rait aggressiveness, media violence, and perceptions of
interpersonal conflict
The Sensitivity to Punishment and Sensitivity to Reward
Questionnaire (SPSRQ) as a measure of Gray’s anxiety
and impulsivity dimensions
The impostor phenomenon in British university students
Relationships between self-esteem, mental health, parental
rearing style and socioeconomic status
Contents
B. Egloff and M. Hock 5 Interactive effects of state anxiety and trait anxiety
emotional Stroop interference
Zhang Thinking styles and personality types revisited
M. Hamilton Who believes in astrology? Effect of favorableness
astrologically derived personality descriptions on acceptan
of astrology
J. Vitterso Personality traits and subjective well-being: emotional
stability, not extraversion, is probably the important
predictor
B.W. Smith and A.J. Zautra Interpersonal sensitivity and reactivity to spousal conflict
in healthy older women
Heaven and J.R. Connors, A note on the value correlates of social dominance
orientation and right-wing authoritarianism
Cramer and M. Hartleib 3 The attitudes to chocolate questionnaire: a psychometric
evaluation
W.C. RowattS. DeLue, L. Strickhouser and he limited influence of self-monitoringo n romantic partner
T. Gonzalez preferences
N. Bozionelos The relationship of instrumental and expressive traits with
computer anxiety
Avila and M.A. Parcet 975 Personality and inhibitory def in the stop-signal task
the mediating role of Gray’s anxiety and impulsivity
H. Merckelbach, R. Horselenberg and uris ] he Creative Experiences Questionnaire (CEQ)
self-report measure of fantasy proneness
A. Furnham and J. Walker 7 The influence of personality traits, previous experience of
art, and demographic variables on artistic preference
Announcement
Volume 31, Number 7
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C.A. Brinkley, W.A. Schmitt, $.S. Smith and 1021 Construct validation of a self-report psychopathy scale
J.P. Newman does Levenson’s self-report psychopathy scale measure th} e
same constructs as Hare’s psychopathy checklist-revised?
N.A. Gillespie, S.J. Johnstone, P. Boyce re «genetic and environmental relationship between
A.C. Heath and N.G. Martin > interpersonal sensitivity measure (IPSM) and _ the
personality dimensions of Eysenck and Cloninger
S. Sakamoto, M. Kambara and Y. Tanno 53 Response styles and cognitive and affective symptoms ol
depression
lr. O'Reilly, R. Dunbar and R. Bentall Schizotypy and creativity: an evolutionary connection?
K. Gana and S. Garniet 107 Latent structure of > coherence
French sample
N. Rathee and R. Singh Mobility or/and lability of the nervous processes
temperamental trait(s)
J. Ciarrochi, A.Y.C. Chan and J. Bajgar Measuring emotional intelligence in adolescents
The construct of sensation seeking as u
Zuckerman’s SSS-V and Arnett’s AISS: a. structural
equation model
Anterior asymmetry, defensiveness
parental caring
Man and S. Sharma Generalizability of self-related cognitions in test anxiety
ragnani and F. D’Olimp« 1173 The connection between disgust and obsessions and
compulsions 1n a non-clinical sample
Waters I Fingerprint asymmetry predicts within sex differences in
the performance of sexually dimorphic tasks
C.E. Drake, $.B. Glenn A validation study of the preference for consistency scale
Stuckey
R. Bull 203 he impact of individual differences on perceptions of
lying in everyday life and in a high stake situation
Explanatory style, expectations, and depressive symptoms
Announcement
Volume 31, Number 8
The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
J.P. Rushtor Black-White differences on the g-factor in South Africa: a
Jensen Effect” on the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for
Children revised
D.L. Robinson 2 How brain arousal systems determine different tempera-
ment types and the major dimensions of personality
M.-S. KimR.C. Diggs Intentional embarrassment: a look at embarrassors’ and
targets’ perspectives
Collins and M.L. Picariello 3 The impact of competition on intrinsic motivation and
creativity: considering gender, gender segregation and
gender role orientation
A. Elklit, S. Schmidt Pedersen and L. Jind The Crisis Support Scale: psychometric qualities and fur-
ther validation
M.D. McCoul and N. Haslam 3 = Predicting high risk sexual behaviour in heterosexual and
homosexual men: the roles of impulsivity and sensation
seeking
ind C.J. Jackson A comparison between three and five factor models of
Pakistani personality data
J.L. Deffenbacher, R.S. Lynch, E.R. Oetting and 2 Driving anger: correlates and a test of state-trait theory
D.A. Yingling
Zhang and G.A. Postiglione 3 Thinking styles, self-esteem, and socio-economic status
S.R. Ro ev M. Mugge and B. Fultz - [he imposter phenomenon, achievement dispositions, and
the five factor model
oynn tents
Emotional stability as a major dimension of happiness
Personality and accident liability: are extraversion, neuro-
ticism and psychoticism related to traffic and occupational
fatalities?
Color preferences according to gender and sexual orienta-
tion
Self-estimates of intelligence: culture and gender difference
in self and other estimates of both general (g) and multiple
intelligences
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