Personality and Individual Differences 2006: Vol 41 Index & 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 41, 2006
CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
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
Dr T. VERNON
University of Western Ontario, Canada
and
Dr S. B. G. EysENck
Department of Psychology, Institute of Psychiatry,
De Crespigny Park, Denmark Hill, London SES 8AF
Associate Editors:
Dr Elizabeth Austin, University of Edinburgh, UK Dr Veena Kumari, Institute of Psychiatry, UK
Professor P. Barret, Hogan Assessment Systems, Tulsa, USA Dr G. Matthews, University of Cincinnati, U.S.A.
Dr C. Cooper, Queen’s University, Belfast Professor A. Neubauer, Karl-Franzens-University Graz, Austria
Professor P. Corr, University of Wales, Swansea Dr K. V. Petrides, University of London, UK
Professor Caroline Davis, York University, UK Dr D. Saklofske, University of Calgary, Canada
Dr N. Gillespie, Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Dr T. Shackelford, Florida Atlantic University, U.S.A.
Australia Professor R. Stelmack, University of Ottawa, Canada
Dr K. Jang, University of British columbia, Canada
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 41, Number 1
l The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
E.R. Peterson and I.J. Deary Examining wholistic—analytic style using preferences in
early information processing
M. Windle and R.C. Windle Adolescent temperament and lifetime psychiatric and
substance abuse disorders assessed in young adulthood
H. Van Coillie, I. Van Mechelen and Multidimensional individual differences in anger-related
E. Ceulemans behaviors
R. Arden and R. Plomin Sex differences in variance of intelligence across childhood
G.H. Gudjonsson, J.F. Sigurdsson, Custodial interrogation, false confession and individual
B.B. Asgeirsdottir and I.D. Sigfusdottir differences: A national study among Icelandic youth
P.C.L. Heaven and J. Ciarrochi Perceptions of parental styles and Eysenckian psychoticism
in youth: A prospective analysis
F.G. Kaiser A moral extension of the theory of planned behavior:
Norms and anticipated feelings of regret in conservationism
G. Panayiotou and C.M. Kokkinos Self-consciousness and psychological distress: A study using
the Greek SCS
P.M. del Rosario and R.M. White The Internalized Shame Scale: Temporal stability, internal
consistency, and principal components analysis
S. Barnoy, Y. Bar-Tal and B. Zisser Correspondence in informational coping styles: How
important is it for cancer patients and their spouses?
T. Schnell and P. Becker Personality and meaning in life
D. Bratko, T. Chamorro-Premuzic and Z. Saks Personality and school performance: Incremental validity of
self- and peer-ratings over intelligence
W.W.S. Mak and S.X. Chen Face concern: Its role on stress—distress relationships
among Chinese Americans
K.S. Blair, J. Morton, A. Leonard and Impaired decision-making on the basis of both reward and
R.J.R. Blair punishment information in individuals with psychopathy
B. Butzer and N.A. Kuiper Relationships between the frequency of social comparisons
and self-concept clarity, intolerance of uncertainty, anxiety,
and depression
C.T. Barry, W.F. Chaplin and S.J. Grafeman Aggression following performance feedback: The influences
of narcissism, feedback valence, and comparative standard
A. Van Hiel and I. Cornelis “Sleep well, Mister President” — The political psychology of
sleep
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Volume 41, Number 2
197 The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
199 The Seventh Annual Conference of the International
Society for Intelligence Research (ISIR)
S.X. Chen, H.K. Fok, M.H. Bond and 201 Personality and beliefs about the world revisited: Expand-
D. Matsumoto ing the nomological network of social axioms
L. Andrews, S. Joseph, M. Shevlin and N. Troop 213 Confirmatory factor analysis of posttraumatic stress symp-
toms in emergency personnel: An examination of seven
alternative models
C.A. Pearson and D.H. Gleaves eee The multiple dimensions of perfectionism and their relation
with eating disorder features
J.F. Golding 237 Predicting individual differences in motion sickness suscept-
ibility by questionnaire
C. Avila and R. Torrubia 249 Personality differences in suppression of behavior as a
function of the probability of punishment
K.L. Jang, W.J. Livesley, J. Ando, S. Yamagata, 261 Behavioral genetics of the higher-order factors of the Big
A. Suzuki, A. Angleitner, F. Ostendorf, Five
R. Riemann and F. Spinath
J.A. Litman 273 The COPE inventory: Dimensionality and relationships
with approach- and avoidance-motives and positive and
negative traits
P.G. Enticott, J.R.P. Ogloff and J.L. Bradshaw 285 Associations between laboratory measures of executive
inhibitory control and self-reported impulsivity
U. Voss, H. Miiller and K. Schermelleh-Engel 295 Towards the assessment of adaptive vs. rigid coping styles:
Validation of the Frankfurt Monitoring Blunting Scales by
means of confirmatory factor analysis
O.F. Morera, A. Maydeu-Olivares, T.E. Nygren, 307 Social problem solving predicts decision making styles
R.J. White, N.P. Fernandez and M.C. Skewes among US Hispanics
K. Holzwarth and T.D. Meyer 319 The dysregulation of the “Behavioural Activation System”’:
An independent dimension
E.H.W. Koster, L. Leyman, R.D. Raedt and 329 Cueing of visual attention by emotional facial expressions:
G. Crombez The influence of individual differences in anxiety and
depression
C. Benetti and N. Kambouropoulos 341 Affect-regulated indirect effects of trait anxiety and trait
resilience on self-esteem
A.A. Beaujean, M.W. Firmin, A.J. Knoop, 353 Validation of the Frey and Detterman (2004) IQ prediction
J.D. Michonski, T.P. Berry and R.E. Lowrie equations using the Reynolds Intellectual Assessment Scales
S.V. Darviri and S.A. Woods 359 Uncertified absence from work and the Big Five: An
examination of absence records and future absence inten-
tions
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J. Eaton, C. Ward Struthers and A.G. Santelli 371 Dispositional and state forgiveness: The role of self-esteem,
need for structure, and narcissism
J.F. Sigurdsson, G.H. Gudjonsson, The role of violent cognition in the relationship between
A.V. Bragason, E. Kristjansdottir and personality and the involvement in violent films and
I.D. Sigfusdottir computer games
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393 The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID)
N. Vliegen, P. Luyten, P. Meurs and G. Cluckers 395 Adaptive and maladaptive dimensions of relatedness and
self-definition: Relationship with postpartum depression
and anxiety
J.H. Porcerelli, G. Shahar, S.J. Blatt, R.Q. Ford, Social cognition and object relations scale: Convergent
J.A. Mezza and L.M. Greenlee validity and changes following intensive inpatient treatment
T. Chamorro-Premuzic, A. Furnham and Ability and personality correlates of general knowledge
P.L. Ackerman
A.J. Figueredo, J.A. Sefcek and D.N. Jones The ideal romantic partner personality
A. Furnham, V. Swami and K. Shah Body weight, waist-to-hip ratio and breast size correlates of
ratings of attractiveness and health
H.-D. Schmalt Waist-to-hip ratio and female physical attractiveness: The
moderating role of power motivation and the mating
context
S.F. Cheung, F.M. Cheung, R. Howard and Personality across the ethnic divide in Singapore: Are
Y.-H. Lim “Chinese Traits” uniquely Chinese?
E. Paek Religiosity and perceived emotional intelligence among
Christians
B. Fink, N. Neave, J.T. Manning and Facial symmetry and judgements of attractiveness, health
K. Grammer and personality
R. Horselenberg, H. Merckelbach, I. Wessel, Absorption, fantasy proneness, and the false fame effect
C. Verhoeven and G. Zeles
E.M.W. Tong, G.D. Bishop, H.C. Enkelmann, The role of the Big Five in appraisals
Y.P. Why, S.M. Diong, J. Ang and M. Khader
L. Sheridan, J. Maltby and R. Gillett Pathological public figure preoccupation: Its relationship
with dissociation and absorption
O.-l. Siu, P.E. Spector and C.L. Cooper A three-phase study to develop and validate a Chinese
coping strategies scales in Greater China
G. Michel The influence of neuroticism on concurrent symptom
reporting: A multilevel modelling approach
J.L. Ireland, S.L. Brown and S. Ballarini Maladaptive personality traits, coping styles and psycholo-
gical distress: A study of adult male prisoners
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Announcements
575 _ISSID call for nominations
Il The Seventh Annual Conference of the International
Society for Intelligence Research (ISIR)
Volume 41, Number 4
587 The International Society for the Study of Individual
Differences (ISSID) Qa
A. Vrij, S. Mann and R.P. Fisher 589 Information-gathering vs accusatory interview _ style:
Individual differences in respondents’ experiences
A.S. Book, R.R. Holden, K.B. Starzyk, 601 Psychopathic traits and experimentally induced deception
L. Wasylkiw and M.J. Edwards in self-report assessment
Y. Kiyotaki and K. Yokoyama 609 Relationships of eating disturbances to alexithymia, need
for social approval, and gender identity among Japanese
female undergraduate students
A. Aluja, J. Rossier, L.F. Garcia, A. Angleitner, 619 A cross-cultural shortened form of the ZKPQ (ZKPQ-50-
M. Kuhlman and M. Zuckerman cc) adapted to English, French, German, and Spanish
languages
K.M. Galotti, E. Ciner, H.E. Altenbaumer, 629 Decision-making styles in a real-life decision: Choosing a
H.J. Geerts, A. Rupp and J. Woulfe college major
B.M. MacNeil and R.R. Holden 641 Psychopathy and the detection of faking on self-report
inventories of personality
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S. Young, R. Morris, B. Toone and C. Tyson 653 Spatial working memory and strategy formation in adults
diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
C.H. Peterson, A. Casillas and S.B. Robbins 663 The Student Readiness Inventory and the Big Five:
Examining social desirability and college academic perfor- LPSa
mance
O. Fassler, J. Knox and S. Jay Lynn 675 The Iowa Sleep Experiences Survey: Hypnotizability,
absorption, and dissociation
H.H. Freudenthaler, A. Fink and A.C. Neubauer 685 Emotional abilities and cortical activation during emotional
information processing
T. Giesbrecht and H. Merckelbach 697 Dreaming to reduce fantasy? -— Fantasy proneness,
dissociation, and subjective sleep experiences
K. Berry, A. Wearden, C. Barrowclough and 707 Attachment styles, interpersonal relationships and psycho-
T. Liversidge tic phenomena in a non-clinical student sample
S. Grant and J. Langan-Fox 719 Occupational stress, coping and strain: The combined/
interactive effect of the Big Five traits
J. Roberts and C.J. Lennings 733 Personality, psychopathology and nightmares in young
people
L. Uziel 745 The extraverted and the neurotic glasses are of different
colors
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R. Gomez 755 Gender invariance of the five-factor model of personality
among adolescents: A mean and covariance structure
analysis approach
C. Robazza, L. Bortoli, A. Carraro and 767 ‘I wouldn’t do it; it looks dangerous”: Changing students’
M. Bertollo attitudes and emotions in physical education
M. Dolan and C. Rennie 779 Psychopathy Checklist: Youth Version and Youth Psycho-
pathic trait Inventory: A comparison study
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Differences (ISSID)
D.E. Ongen 793 The relationships between self-criticism, submissive beha-
vior and depression among Turkish adolescents
S.R. Hepburn, T. Barnhofer and J.M.G. Williams 801 Effects of mood on how future events are generated and
perceived
A.L. Patalano and S.M. Wengrovitz 813 Cross-cultural exploration of the Indecisiveness Scale: A
comparison of Chinese and American men and women
V.J. Fortunato and J. Harsh 825 Stress and sleep quality: The moderating role of negative
affectivity
J. Sanz, F. Gil, A. Barrasa and M.P. Garcia-Vera 837 Self-assessment of needs and behavior patterns at work:
Psychometric properties of the Personality and Preference
Inventory-Normative (PAPI-N)
N. Trumpeter, P.J. Watson and B.J. O’Leary Factors within Multidimensional Perfectionism Scales:
Complexity of relationships with Self-Esteem, Narcissism,
Self-Control, and Self-Criticism
T.J. Baker and J. Bichsel 861 Personality predictors of intelligence: Differences between
young and cognitively healthy older adults
A. Wakabayashi, S. Baron-Cohen and 873 Are autistic traits an independent personality dimension? A
S. Wheelwright study of the Autism-Spectrum Quotient (AQ) and the
NEO-PI-R
M. Hancock and S. Phipps 885 Assessing adaptive style in children: Concordance of
different classification approaches
M.F. Luxen and B.P. Buunk 897 Human intelligence, fluctuating asymmetry and the pea-
cock’s tail. General intelligence (g) as an honest signal of
fitness
E.R. Dahlen and R.P. White 903 The Big Five factors, sensation seeking, and driving anger
in the prediction of unsafe driving
R.J. Coplan, J. Wilson, S.L. Frohlick and 917. A person-oriented analysis of behavioral inhibition and
J. Zelenski behavioral activation in children
A. Wakabayashi, S. Baron-Cohen, 929 Development of short forms of the Empathy Quotient (EQ-
S. Wheelwright, N. Goldenfeld, J. Delaney, Short) and the Systemizing Quotient (SQ-Short)
D. Fine, R. Smith and L. Weil
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J. Tong and L. Wang 941 Validation of locus of control scale in Chinese organizations
E. Tsakanikos 951 Perceptual biases and positive schizotypy: The role of
perceptual load
J. Erdheim, Mo. Wang and M.J. Zickar 959 Linking the Big Five personality constructs to organiza-
tional commitment
B. Lau, E. Hem, A.M. Berg, 0. Ekeberg and 971 Personality types, coping, and stress in the Norwegian
S. Torgersen police service
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J. Davies and M. Graff 989 Wholist—analytic cognitive style: A matter of reflection eeeal
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N.A. Culp
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major dimensions of personality miepeo ds
K.A. Lawler-Row and R.L. Piferi 1009 The forgiving personality: Describing a life well lived?
E.R. Dahlen and R.C. Martin 102] Refining the anger consequences questionnaire
C.D. Spielberger and E.C. Reheiser 1033 Psychological defense mechanisms, motivation and the use
of tobacco
N. Garnefski and V. Kraaij 1045 Cognitive emotion regulation questionnaire — development
of a short 18-item version (CERQ-short)
A. Besser and B. Priel 1055 Models of attachment, confirmation of positive affective
expectations, and satisfaction with vacation activities: A
pre—post pane! design study of leisure
G. Paulik, J.C. Badcock and M.T. Maybery 1067 The multifactorial structure of the predisposition to
hallucinate and associations with anxiety, depression and
stress
K. Sakaguchi, M. Oki, S. Honma and 1077 Influence of relationship status and personality traits on
T. Hasegawa salivary testosterone among Japanese men
P. Rogers, P. Qualter, G. Phelps and K. Gardner 1089 Belief in the paranormal, coping and emotional intelligence
A.C. Little, D.M. Burt and D.I. Perrett 1107 What is good is beautiful: Face preference reflects desired
personality
R.Y. Hong, K. Gwee and M. Karia 1119 The role of event-specific pessimistic inferences in the
etiological chain of hopelessness depression
J.L. Pagan, N.R. Eaton, E. Turkheimer and 1131 Peer-reported personality problems of research nonpartici-
T.F. Oltmanns pants: Are our samples biased?
M. Vannucci and G. Mazzoni 1143 Dissociative experiences and mental imagery in under-
graduate students: When mental images are used to foresee
uncertain future events
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R.P. Tett and K.E. Fox 1155 Confirmatory factor structure of trait emotional intelligence
in student and worker samples
R.A. Vasa, A.R. Carlino, K. London and C. Min 1169 Valence ratings of emotional and non-emotional words in
children
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1183. Call-for 8th Annual Award Applications To The H.J.
Eysenck Memorial Fund
H.M. Reid and M.J. Zborowski 1185 Schizophrenia-proneness, season of birth and sleep: Ele-
vated schizotypy scores are associated with spring births
and extremes of sleep
B. Jansson and L.-G. Lundh 1195 The interactive role of worried mood and trait anxiety in the
selective processing of subliminally presented threat words
D. Julien, K.P. O'Connor, F. Aardema and 1205 The specificity of belief domains in obsessive-compulsive
C. Todorov symptom subtypes
E.A. Beaton, L.A. Schmidt, A.R. Ashbaugh, 1217 Low salivary cortisol levels among socially anxious young
D.L. Santesso, M.M. Antony, R.E. McCabe, adults: Preliminary evidence from a selected and a non-
S.J. Segalowitz and J. Schulkin selected sample
M.A. Dean, J.M. Conte and T.R. Blankenhorn 1229 Examination of the predictive validity of Big Five
personality dimensions across training performance criteria
W.J.M. van Overveld, P.J. de Jong, M.L. Peters, Disgust propensity and disgust sensitivity: Separate con-
K. Cavanagh and G.C.L. Davey structs that are differentially related to specific fears
B. Fink, N. Neave, K. Laughton and Second to fourth digit ratio and sensation seeking
J.T. Manning
A.D. Ong, L.M. Edwards and C.S. Bergeman Hope as a source of resilience in later adulthood
N.C. Stefanis, S. Vitoratou, I. Ntzoufras, 1275 Psychometric properties of the Greek version of the
N. Smyrnis, I. Evdokimidis and C.N. Stefanis Schizotypal Personality Questionnaire (SPQ) in young male
obligatory conscripts: A two years test-retest study
J. Pagura, B.J. Cox, J. Sareen and M.W. Enns Childhood adversities associated with self-criticism in a
nationally representative sample
P. Gilbert, R. Durrant and K. McEwan 1299 Investigating relationships between perfectionism, forms
and functions of self-criticism, and sensitivity to put-down
M. Carrasco, E.D. Barker, R.E. Tremblay and Eysenck’s personality dimensions as predictors of male
F. Vitaro adolescent trajectories of physical aggression, theft and
vandalism
A.P. Clark 1321 Are the correlates of sociosexuality different for men and
women?
J.D.A. Parker, M.J. Hogan, J.M. Eastabrook, 1329 Emotional intelligence and student retention: Predicting the
A. Oke and L.M. Wood successful transition from high school to university
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J. Mueller and M. Buehner 1337 Two facets of non-expression of emotions: Relationship
between dimensions of alexithymia and the repressive
coping style
E. Moehler, J. Kagan, P. Parzer, A. Wiebel, 1349 Relation of behavioral inhibition to neonatal and infant
R. Brunner and F. Resch cardiac activity, reactivity and habituation
M.V. Pezzo, J.A. Litman and S.P. Pezzo 1359 On the distinction between yuppies and hippies: Individual
differences in prediction biases for planning future tasks
1373 Book review
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S. Young, J. Bramham, C. Tyson and R. Morris 1377. Inhibitory dysfunction on the Stroop in adults diagnosed
with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
G.G. Knyazev and H.R. Slobodskaya 1385 Personality types and behavioural activation and inhibition
in adolescents
M.H. Nagtegaal, E. Rassin and P. Muris 1397 Aggressive fantasies, thought control strategies, and their
connection to aggressive behaviour
B.D. Pulford and H. Sohal 1409 The influence of personality on HE students’ confidence in
their academic abilities
S.R. Jones and C. Fernyhough 1421 The roles of thought suppression and metacognitive beliefs
in proneness to auditory verbal hallucinations in a non-
clinical sample
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E.T. Kahn-Greene, E.L. Lipizzi, A.K. Conrad, 1433 Sleep deprivation adversely affects interpersonal responses
G.H. Kamimori and W.D.S. Killgore to frustration
F.A. Sava and A.-M. Sperneac 1445 Sensitivity to reward and sensitivity to punishment rating
scales: A validation study on the Romanian population
A. Furnham, R. Rawles and S. Iqbal 1457 ‘Personality, intelligence and proof-reading
J.D. Miller and D.R. Lynam 1469 Reactive and proactive aggression: Similarities and differ-
ences
M. Voracek and S.G. Dressler 1481 Lack of correlation between digit ratio (2D:4D) and Baron- WeehSiPsaakeea .w bne
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Cohen’s “Reading the Mind in the Eyes” test, empathy, sPeelShhe y a e
systemising, and autism-spectrum quotients in a general
population sample
K. Wilson and C.C. French 1493 The relationship between susceptibility to false memories,
dissociativity, and paranormal belief and experience
C.N. Markey, P.M. Markey, A.J. Ericksen and 1503 Children’s behavioral patterns, the Five-Factor model of
B.J. Tinsley personality, and risk behaviors
J. Miettunen, L. Kantojarvi, J. Veijola, 1515 International comparison of Cloninger’s temperament
M.-R. Jarvelin and M. Joukamaa dimensions