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Author Index Volume Fifty-six 1993 ARNOLD, FRANCEs. See Saunders. ForeEp1, JANos. Family Therapy in a Transi- Barper, Lea. Holocaust Cancer Patients: A tional Society [with Barcy et al.]; 328- Comparative Study [with Peretz and De- 37. Nour]; 349-55. GA.alI, TAMAR. See Shalev. Barcy, Maapa. See Fiiredi. GARMENZY, NorMAN. Children in Poverty: Beck, JAMES C. Aggression and Violence; Resilence Despite Risk; 127-36. 228-35. GorTTscHALk, Louts A. The Cerebral Neuorbi- BELL, Cart C. Community Violence and Chil- ology of Hope and Hopelessness [with Fron- dren on Chicago’s Southside [with Jenkins]; czek and Buchsbaum]; 270-81. 46-54. GREYSON, Bruce. Varieties of Near-Death Benoit, MARILYN. Impact of Violence on Experience; 390-99. Children and Adolescents: Report from a GUNDERSON, JOHN. Commentary: Schizo- Community-Based Child Psychiatry Clinic; phrenic Patients; 307-9. 124-26. Hann, DELLA M. See Osofsky. BucusBAuM, Monte S. See Gottschalk. HIBBARD, STEPHEN. Adult Children of Alco- CARPENTER, WILLIAM T., JR. Commentary: holics: Narcissism, Shame, and the Differen- Psychosocial Treatment of Schizophrenia; tial Effects of Paternal and Maternal Alco- 301-6. holism; 153-62. CiccHETTI, DANTE. Toward an Ecological/ Horr, LEE ANN. Health Policy and the Plight Transactional Model of Community Vio- of the Mentally Ill; 400-419. lence and Child Maltreatment: Conse- Horowitz, Marpt. Pathological Grief: An In- quences for Children’s Development [with tensive Case Study [with Stinson et al.]; Lynch]; 96-118. 356-74. CLARKIN, JOHN. See Yeomans. HorowrT1z, Marni J. See Stinson. CorRIGAN, Patrick W. See Liberman. Horwatu, Ewa .p. See Fallon. CULBERG, JOHAN. See Levander. JENKINS, ESTHER J. See Bell. De-Nour, ATARA KAPLAN. See Baider. Kapusi, GyuLa. See Fiiredi. Empk, Rosert N. The Horror! The Horror! LEVANDER, SONJA. Sandra: Successful Psy- Reflections on Our Culture of Violence and chotherapeutic Work with a Schizophrenic Its Implications for Early Development and Women [with Culberg]; 284-93. Morality; 119-23. LIBERMAN, RoBerT Pau. Designing New Etu, SPENCER. See Shalev. Psychosocial Treatments for Serious Psy- Ewert, Mary. See Horowitz. chiatric Disorders; 237. Designing New Psy- FALLON, BRIAN A. Asceticism: Creative Spiri- chosocial Treatments for Schizophrenia tual Practice or Pathological Pursuit? [with [with Corrigan]; 238-49. Horwath]; 310-16. Lorion, RayMonp P. Children’s Exposure to FENTON, Wayne S. Sexual Abuse and Psycho- Community Violence: Following a Path pathology; 205-16. from Concern to Research to Action [with Fick, ANAC. See Osofsky. Saltzman]; 55-65. FRIDHANDLER, BRAM. See Horowitz. Lyncu, MICHAEL. See Cicchetti. FRIEDLANDER, BERNARD Z. Community Vio- MarTINEZ, PEDRO. The NIMH community Vi- lence, Children’s Development, and Mass olence Project: II. Children’s Distress Media: In Pursuit of New Insights, New Symptoms Associated with Violence Expo- Goals, and New Strategies; 66-81. sure [with Richters]; 22-35. FRONCZEK, J ANNY. See Gottschalk. MaRrrTINEZ, PEDRO. See Richters. PSYCHIATRY, Vol. 56, November 1993 AUTHOR INDEX McGLasHAN, THomas H. Commentary on SALTZMAN, WILLIAM. See Lorion. Fenton; 217-21. Sanp1n, Barro. Schizophrenic Strategies of MEISSNER, WILLIAM W. Commentary on Fal- Survival; 294-300. lon and Horwath; 317-20. SAUNDERS, ELEANOR A. A Critique of Concep- MILBRATH, CoNsTANCE. See Horowitz. tual and Treatment Approaches to Border- MuEserR, Kim Y. Commentary on Liberman line Psychopathology in Light of Findings and Corrigan; 250-53. about Childhood Abuse [with Arnold]; 188- Nassar, HALEH ZAHER. See Rubin. 203. NovAKk, JupIT. See Fiiredi. ScHULDBERG, Davip. Personal Resourceful- Osorsky, Joy D. Chronic Community Vio- ness: Positive Aspects of Functioning in lence: What Is Happening to Our Children? High-Risk Research; 137-52. [with Wewers et al.]; 36-45. SELZER, MICHAEL. See Yeomans. PERETz, TAMAR. See Baider. SHALEV, ARIEH Y. Levels of Trauma: A Multi- Putnam, FRANK W. Child Sexual Abuse: A dimensional Approach to the Treatment of Model of Chronic Trauma [with Trickett]; PTSD [with Galai and Eth]; 166-77. 82-95. Commentary on Fenton; 222-27. Stuzsk1, CarLos E. Toward a Model of Fam- REDINGTON, Dana. See Horowitz. ily and Political Victimization: Implications Reiss, Davip. American Violence and Its for Treatment and Recovery; 178-87. Children; 1-2. The Long Reach of Violence So.orr, Pau H. Commentary on Yeomans, and Aggression; 163-65. Culture and Psy- Selzer, and Clarkin; 264-67. chiatry; 321-23. Stinson, CHARLES H. Psyclops: An Explor- RicHTERS, JOHN E. Community Violence and atory Graphical System for Clinical Re- Children’s Development: Toward a Re- search and Education [with Horowitz]; 375- search Agenda for the 1990s; 3-6. The 89. NIMH Community Violence Project: I. Stinson, CHARLEs. See Horowitz. Children as Victims of and Witnesses to Vi- Strauss, Joun S. Intensive Clinical Studies; olence [with Martinez}; 7-21. 204. Intensive Clinical Studies: The Psycho- RICHTERS, JOHN E. See Martinez. therapy of Schizophrenia; 282-83. RoG.er, Luoyp H. Culture in Psychiatric Di- TRICKETT, PENELOPE K. See Putnam. agnosis: An Issue of Scientific Accuracy; WEWER, SARAH. See Osofsky. 324-27. YEOMANS, FRANK. Studying the Treatment RuBIN, SIMON SHIMSHON. Psychotherapy and Contract in Intensive Psychotherapy with Supervision with a Bereaved Moslem Fam- Borderline Patients [with Selzer and ily: An Intervention That Almost Failed Clarkin]; 254-63. Response to Soloff [with [with Nassar]; 338-48. Selzer and Clarkin]; 268-69. PSYCHIATRY, Vol. 56, November 1993