Psychiatry 1999: Vol 62 Index

3 Pages·1999·1.1 MB·English

Author Index
Volume Sixty—Two
1999
ALARCON, RENATO D. The Cascade Model: An phrenia: Commentary on Williams and Col-
Alternative to Comorbidity in the Pathogen- lins; 79-82.
esis of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; 114— DINN, WAYNE M. Posttraumatic Obsessive—
124. Compulsive Disorder: A Three-Factor Model;
ALLEN, JAMES R. See Pfefferbaum. 313-324.
ALLEN, JAMES R. See Whittlesey. HARRIS, CATHERINE L. See Dinn.
ALLEN, SANDRA F. See Whittlesey. EASTHOPE, YVETTE. See Cheung Chung.
ALTEMUS, MARGARET. See Turner. EATON, BEVERLY. See Cheung Chung.
BAGWELL, H. ROBERTS. Integrative Processing: Editorial Statement: NIMH Consortium of
A Biological Foundation for Psychotherapy; Editors on Development and Psychopathol-
273-286. ogy; 287-288.
BEAL, GEORGIANA. The Constitution of Com- ENOS, TERESA. See Turner.
munity: How Individuals Diagnosed with FRANCE, CHRISTOPHER M. See Lysaker.
Schizophrenia and Their Friends Achieved FULLERTON, CAROL S. See Ursano.
Community; 173-186. GLOVER, SUSAN G. See Alarcon.
BELL, BRENT D. See Whittlesey. XOERING, PAULA N. See Strauss.
BELL, Morris D. See Lysaker; 36-48. GRAY DEERING, CATHERINE. See Alarcon.
BELSKY, JAY. Quantity of Nonmaternal Care IsAY, RICHARD A. Gender in Homosexual Boys:
and Boys’ Problem Behavior/Adjustment at Some Developmental! and Clinical Consider-
Ages 3 and 5: Exploring the Mediating Role ations; 187 —194.
of Parenting; 1—20. ISOHANNI, MATTI. See Rasanen.
BEN-YISHAI, AYELET. See Roe. JOSEPH, R. Frontal Lobe Psychopathology: Ma-
BERENBAUM, HOWARD. Peculiarity and Re- nia, Depression, Confabulation, Catatonia,
ported Childhood Maltreatment; 21-35. Perseveration, Obsessive Compulsions, and
BORKENT, MARJOLEIN. See Scherder. Schizophrenia; 138-172.
Boss, PAULINE. See Caron. KAPLAN, EDWARD. See Lysaker; 36—48.
BouMA, ANKE. See Scherder. LEE, BANDY X. Physics and the Quandaries of
BRYSON, GARY J. See Lysaker; 36-48. Contemporary Psychiatry: Review and Re-
CARNDENA, ETZEL A. Commentary: You Are search; 222-234.
Not Your Body; 331-333. LINDSEY, ETHAN D. See Pfefferbaum.
CARON, WAYNE. Family Boundary Ambiguity LINDSEY, ETHAN D. See Whittlesey.
Predicts Alzheimer’s Outcomes; 347-356. Lucas, ALISON F. See Whittlesey.
CARVETH, DONALD L. Discussion of Seeman’s LYSAKER, PAUL H. Personality and Psychopath-
“The Psychological Uses of Fiction”; 91—94. ology in Schizophrenia: The Association be-
CHEUNG CHUNG, MAN. Describing Traumatic tween Personality Traits and Symptoms;
Responses and Distress of Community Resi- 36-48.
dents Directly and Indirectly Exposed to an LYSAKER, PAUL H. Psychotherapy as an Ele-
Aircraft Crash; 125-137. ment in Supported Employment for Persons
COLLINS, APRIL A. See Williams. with Severe and Persistent Mental I]lness;
CONWAY GREIG, TAMASINE. See Lysaker; 36-48. 209-221.
COOPER, BRUCE. See Turner. McGUINNESS, TERESA. See Turner.
DAVID, OLIVER. Confusional Consequences of McHuaGu, CATHERINE. See Cheung Chung.
Illogical Interaction; 250-264. Morey, LESLIE C. See Wetzler.
DAVIDSON, LARRY. From “Nonspecific Factors” MORTIMER, JAMES. See Caron.
to Disorder—Specific Treatments for Schizo- NIEMINEN, PENTTI. See Rasanen.
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AUTHOR INDEX
NOLL, JENNIE G. See Osuch. SEEMAN, Mary V. Response to Carveth; 95.
OSUCH, ELIZABETH A. The Motivations for SEEMAN, Mary V. The Psychological Uses of
Self—Injury in Psychiatric Inpatients; 334— Fiction; 83-90.
346. SHALEV, ARIEH Y. Commentary: Beyond Pre-
PFEFFERBAUM, BETTY. Fabricated Trauma Ex- classified Reality; 289-292.
posure: An Analysis of Cognitive, Behav- SPEED, LILIANA F. See Whittlesey.
ioral, and Emotional Factors; 293-302. SPIEGEL, DAVID. Commentary: Deconstructing
PFEFFERBAUM, BETTY. See Whittlesey. Self-Destruction; 329-330.
Pick, THOMAS M. A Note on a Relationship STRAUSS, JOHN S. Introduction to Intensive
Between Personal and Societal Problems; Clinical and Subjective Studies; 60.
196-208. TURNER, REBECCA A. Preliminary Research on
PUTNAM, FRANK W. See Osuch. Plasma Oxytocin in Normal Cycling Women:
RAHMAN, OBAID. See Scherder. Investigating Emotion and Interpersonal
RASANEN, SAMI. Gender Differences in Treat- Distress; 97-113.
ment and Outcome in a Therapeutic Commu- URSANO, ROBERT J. Editorial Note; 195.
nity Ward, with Special Reference to Schizo- URSANO, ROBERT J. Posttraumatic Stress Dis-
phrenic Patients; 235-249. order: Cerebellar Regulation of Psychologi-
RAYNARD, RICHARD C. See Dinn. cal, Interpersonal, and Biological Responses
REIss, DAviID. An Editor’s Farewell; i (issue to Trauma?; 325-328.
2). WARE, MICHELLE M. See Whittlesey.
RoE, Davip. Exploring the Relationship Be- WETZLER, SCOTT. Passive—Aggressive Person-
tween the Person and the Disorder Among ality Disorder: The Demise of a Syndrome;
Individuals Hospitalized for Psychosis; 370— 49-51.
380. WEXLER, BRUCE E. See Lee.
SATTERFIELD, JASON M. Adjunctive Cognitive- WHITTLESEY, SUZANNE W. See Pfefferbaum.
Behavioral Therapy for Rapid-Cycling Bipo- WHITTLESEY, SUZANNE W. Avoidance in
lar Disorder: An Empirical Case Study; 357— Trauma: Conscious and Unconscious De-
369. fense, Pathology, and Health; 303-312.
SCHERDER, ERIK. Alzheimer Patients Report WILLIAMS, CHARMAINE C. Defining New
Less Pain Intensity and Pain Affect Than Frameworks for Psychosocial Intervention;
Non-Demented Elderly; 265-272. 61-78.
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