Psychophysiology 2001: Vol 38 Index

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Descriptor index for Volume 38, 2001
Active coping, 548 Brain physiology, 500 Early P3, 404 Gender, 886
AEPs, 417 Brain stem reflexes, 903 Educational enrichment, 254 Generalizabitity Theory, 796
Aerobic exercise, 99 Breast-feeding, 988 Electroencephalography (EEG), Gestalt, 926
Affect, 99, 474 143, 212, 232, 254, 500, 847 Grouping, 926
Affective pictures, 719 Caffeine, 886 Electrogastrography, 642
Aging, 232, 316 Capacity, 557 EMG bandwidth, 22 Habituation, 440, 653
Alcoholism, 367 Cardiac cycle time, 712 EMG power spectrum, 22 Health, 254
Alerting, 903 Cardiac output, 465, 678, 879 Emotion, 175, 197, 222, 267, 275, Heart, 479
Ambulatory monitoring, 465 Cardiovascular, 548 474, 500, 685, 719, 873, 879, Heart period, 540, 729
Ambulatory, 197 Cardiovascular activity, 601 912, 961 Heart rate, 197, 490, 678, 896, 903
Anger, 190, 275 Cardiovascular function, 988 Emotions and autonomic adjust- Heart rate deceleration, 629
ANOVA, 816 Cardiovascular reactivity, 190, 292, ment, 548 Heart rate variability, 659
Anterior cingulate, 451 479, 836, 863, 951 Endocrine reactivity, 863 Hemispheric asymmetry, 912, 936
Anticipation, 719 Catecholamines, 590 Endophenotype, 325 Hemispheric lateralization, 847
Antisaccades, 179, 399, 704, 752 Categorical processing, | ERP measurement, 404 Hormone replacement therapy, 391
Antisocial personality, 367 Central auditory processing, | Error positivity, 752 Humans, 35, 383, 807
Anxiety, 383 Central sound representation, | Error processing, 752 Hypertension, 712, 886
Approach—withdrawal model, 500, Change detection, 92, 723 Error-related negativity (ERN), 752 Hyperventilation, 961
685, 912 Child maltreatment, 267 Estrogen, 391 Hypnotic analgesia, 768
Arousal, 254, 903 Children, 212, 222, 243, 479, 594, Event-related desynchronization Hypoalgesia, 886
Arterialized blood, 590 969 (ERD), 143 Hypometria, 125
Attention, 35, 64, 76, 165, 451, Cochlea, 35 Event-related oscillations (ERQ),
474, 557, 578, 768, 998 Cognition, 76, 205 143 ICA, 607
Attention capture, 175 Cognitive alpha, 143 Event-related potentials (ERPs). |, Imagery, 961
Attention-D/H eypferiacctiivtit y Cognitive psychophysiology, 796 143, 165, 175, 267, 316, 359, Impedance cardiography, 292, 465,
Disorder, 212 Cold pressor, 951 367, 425, 440, 517, 557, 578, 479, 642, 879
Attentional blink, 165 Comorbidity, 367 622, 694, 736, 768. 787, 926, Implicit cognition, 359
Auditory, 133 Competition, 601 998 Individual differences, 41
Auditory event-related potentials, Competitiveness, 601 Evoked cardiac response, 84 Infant feeding, 988
92, 334, 969 Computer method, 512 Evoked potential, 114 Information processing. 76
Auditory evoked potential, 653 Conditioned facilitation, 903 Executive control, 157 Infrared oculography, 761
Auditory periphery, 35 Conditioned inhibition, 807 Expectancy, 64, 84 Interhemispheric transfer, 243
Auditory sensory memory, 316 Conditioning, 383, 807 Eye movement density, 512 Intermodal attention, 736
Auditory threshold, 629 Context, 275 Eye movement dysfunction, 761 Intertask consistency, 863
Augmenting/reducing (A/R) Contextual fear, 383 Eye movement methodology, 761
slope, 417 Contingent negative variation Eye movements, 153, 179 Jackknifing, 816
Automatic affective response, 936 (CNV), 440, 873
Automatic spread of activation, 165 Continuous performance task, 254 Facial EMG, 22, 629 LAN, 41
Autonomic balance, 836 Continuous performance test, 669 Facial flushing, 190 Laser-evoked brain potential, 768
Aversive learning, 936 Cooperation, 601 Factorial designs, 816 Latency, 64
Awareness, 752 Cortex, 926 Family study, 153 Latent growth modeling, 951
Fear, 275, 383 Lateralization, 425
B-2 adrenergic receptor, 485 Fear conditioning, 936 Lateralized readiness potential, 777,
Baroreflex, 712 Deception, 205 Feature conjunctions, 359 816
Basal extrastriate areas, 114 Defense reflex, 275 Feedback, 873 Learning, 440
Behavior, 490 Delayed response task, 153 First episode, 125 Lexical decision, 694
Bilateral interactions, 243 Dense electrode array, 343 Fitness, 99 Lie detection, 205
Biofeedback, 685 Depression, 367 Fourier, 729 Lipid reactivity, 590
Blink identification, 761 Descending pain modulation, 712 Frontal cortex, 500, 912
Blood pressure, 190, 197, 490, 678, Detection, 377 Frontal EEG asymmetry, 685 Magnetic MMN (MMNm), |
712, 886, 951 Development, 179, 267, 969 Functional magnetic resonance im- Memory saccade, 399
Blood pressure regulation, 485 Deviance detection, 969 aging, 133 Memory saccades, 153
Borderline hypertension, 678 Distraction, 768 Memory, 979
Brain activation, 99 Drug abuse and dependence, 367 Gain, 64 Mental arithmetic task, 531
Brain electric source analysis Drug-naive, 125 Gap detection, 334 Mental stress, 391
(BESA), 417 Dual-task, 998 Gap effect, 179 Methodology, 659
1010 Descriptor index for Volume 38, 2001
Middle age, 232 P50, 531 Respiratory sinus arrhythmia, 540, Spontaneous variations, 777
Middle-aged women and men, 391 P600, 41, 304 659, 858 Stability, 879
Mismatch negativity (MMN), 1, Paced breathing, 858 Response activation, 157 Stanford Sleepiness Scale, 828
92, 316, 334, 359, 622, 653, 723, Pain, 107, 451, 768, 886 Response force, 777 Startle, 222, 383, 474, 807
787, 969 Parasympathetic, 540, 642 Response inhibition, 578, 896 Startle eye blink modification, 669
Molecular genetics, 485 Parasympathetic coactivation, 836 Response kinetics, 777 Startle reflex, 719
Mood, 197, 548 Partial least squares, 517 Response probes. 896 Startle response, 377
Motion artifacts, 22 Pediatric, 479 Response profiles, 863 Stationary, 729
Motion sickness, 642 Perception, 76 Response time, 777 Stimulus change, 84
Motivation, 500 Performance, 979 Reward, 873 Stimulus intensity, 417
Motor processes, 157 Pericranial EMG, 629 Risk for hypertension, 107 Stimulus-preceding negativity, 873
Movement-related potentials, 607 Peripheral resistance, 879 RSVP. 175 Stimulus-response compatibility,
Mucosal immunity, 836 Personality, 292, 417 157
Multiple sleep latency test (MSLT), Phonemes, | S-R compatibility, 404 Stress, 485, 490, 642. 879
828, 979 Pictures, 175, 222 Saccades, 64, 153, 325, 399 Stress reactivity, 590
Piecewise regression, 951 Saccadic CNV, 704 Stroke, 622
N-back, 998 Post hoc comparisons, 816 Scalp current density (SCD), 304 Subjective and objective sleepi-
NI, 622 Posture, 858 Scalp topography, 736 ness, 828
N2pe, 425 Preattentive processing, 359, 787 Schizophrenia, 125, 153, 325,531, Subtypes, 212
N40165,0 30,4, 694
Predictive saccades, 125 761 Supraspinal modulation, 107
Narcissism, 292 Preejection period, 540 Schizophrenia spectrum, 399 Sympathetic, 490, 540, 642
Ne, 752 Prepulse facilitation, 903 Schizotypal personality disorder, Syntax, 41, 304
Neuropsychological tests, 704 Prepulse inhibition, 377, 474, 669 399
Nociceptive flexion reflex, 712 Principal components analysis, 343, Selective attention, 669 Target detection, 133, 578
Nonselective attention, 903 517 Semantic priming, 165, 694 Task difficulty, 557
Nonspatial attention, 736 Processing resources, 76, 205, 557 Semantic processing. 114 Task engagement, 548
Nonverbal memory, 594 Prosaccades, 704 Semantics, 304 Temporal auditory processing, 334
Nouns, 694 Proximity, 926 Sensory gating, 53 Test-retest stability, 704
Novelty P3, 343 Psychoacoustics, 334 Sensory memory, 359, 723 Time-frequency analysis, 659
Novelty processing, 133 Psychological stressor, 531 Sequential effects, 607 Time-of-day variations, 828
Nursery, 254 Psychoneuroimmunology, 836 Similarity, 926 Time-series analysis, 659
Nutrition, 254 Psychopathology, 267 Singular value decomposition, 517 Topographical analysis, 847
Old/new effect, 796 Psychopathy, 292 Skin conductance response, 84, 292 Topography, 304
Older women, 863 Pupil, 205 Skin conductance, 254, 669 Total sleep deprivation, 787
Olivocochlear efferents, 35 Pupillary response, 76, 205 Sleep deprivation, 979 Trait anxiety, 807
Onset latency measurement, 816 Pupillography, 828 Sleep restriction, 979 Trait, 512
Twins, 485
Orienting response, 84 Sleep, 232
Orienting, 254, 629 Quantitative analysis, 232 Sleepiness, 979 Vagal tone, 858
Otoacoustic emissions, 35 Slow wave, 41, 343 Validity, 465
Overperfusion, 678 Race, 190 Smooth pursuit, 325 Verbal memory, 594
Oxytocin, 988 Ratings, 222 Somatization, 642 Verbs, 694
Rats, 490 Somatosensory evoked potential, Vertical electro-oculography, 761
Pl, 622 Reaction time, 84 451
Visual evoked potentials, 243
P2, 622 Reactivity, 391, 485, 678 Sound representation, 92 Visual masking, 936
P3 amplitude, 557 Recognition, 114 Source localization, 243, 607, 736 Visual selective attention, 896
P3 latency, 557 Recognition memory, 594 Specificity, 275 Visual working memory, 425
P3, 440 Recovery, 951 Spectral, 729
Voluntary facial movement, 912
P300, 143, 343, 607, 796, 998 Reference problem, 847 Spectral analysis, 232 Vulnerability markers, 399
P3a, 343, 451 Reflex modulation, 474 Speech perception, |
P3b, 404 Reliability, 417, 465, 796 Speech sounds, | Wavelet. 729
P4, 404 Respiration, 629, 858. 961 Speed-accuracy instructions, 404 Working memory, 41, 125, 998
Author and title index for Volume 38, 2001
Aihara, Yasutsugu. See Kotani, Yasunori 873 Carroll, Douglas. See Edwards, Louisa 712
Akamatsu, Motoyuki. See Hasbroucq, Thierry 157 Carroll, Douglas. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601
Allen, John J.B., Eddie Harmon-Jones, and James H. Cavender. Cavender, James H. See Allen, John J.B. 685
Manipulation of frontal EEG asymmetry through biofeedback Cheng, Jeff. See Gaeta, Helen 316
alters self-reported emotional responses and facial EMG 685 Christensen, Carol A., Dragana Ivkovich, and Karl J. Drake. Late
Allen, John J.B. See Coan, James A. 912 positive ERP peaks observed in stimulus-response compatibility
Ameli, Rezvan, Chris Ip, and Christian Grillon. Contextual fear- tasks tested under speed-accuracy instructions 404
potentiated startle conditioning in humans: Replication and Cicchetti, Dante. See Pollak, Seth D. 267
extension a) oe) vs) Clarke, Adam R., Robert J. Barry, Rory McCarthy, and Mark
Ameli, Rezvan. See Grillon, Christian 807 Selikowitz. Electroencephalogram differences in two subtypes
Amerongen, Arie V. Nieuw. See Bosch. Jos A. 836 of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 212
Band, Guido P.H. See Nieuwenhuis, Sander 752 Clementz, Brett A. See Brenner, Colleen A. 399
Barnes, T.R.E. See Hutton, S.B. 125 Clementz, Brett A. See McDowell, Jennifer E. 153
Barry, Robert J. See Clarke, Adam R. 212 Coan, James A., John J.B. Allen, and Eddie Harmon-Jones. Volun-
Bentin, Shlomo. See Raz, Amir 787 tary facial expression and hemispheric asymmetry over the
Berg, P. See Klein, CH. 704 frontal cortex 912
Berg, W. Keith. See McManis, Mark H. 222 Codispoti, Maurizio, Margaret M. Bradley, and Peter J. Lang.
Berga, Sarah L. See Matthews, Karen A. 391 Affective reactions to briefly presented pictures 474
Berntson, Gary G. See Hawkley, Louise C. 863 Collet, Lionel. See Maison, Stéphane 35
Berntson, Gary G. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Coon, Hilary. See McDowell, Jennifer E. 153
Bertoli, Sibylle. Stephan Heimberg, Jacek Smurzynski, and Rudolf Crawford, TJ. See Hutton, $.B. 125
Probst. Mismatch negativity and psychoacoustic measures of gap Cunningham, J. See McGee, T.J. 653
detection in normally hearing subjects ve)> )B b Cuthbert, Bruce N. See McManis, Mark H. 222
Blom, Jos. See Nieuwenhuis, Sander 752 Cuthbert, I. See Hutton, S$.B. 125
Bonahoom, Alicia. See Drake, Christopher L. 979 Dahme, Bernhard. See Ritz, Thomas 858
Borghi, Valentina. See Di nocera, Francesco 796 Dalais, Cyril. See Raine, Adrian 254
Bosch, Jos A., Eco J.C. de Geus, Angele Kelder, Enno C.I. Veer- Danker-Hopfe, Heidi, Susanne Kraemer, Hans Dorn, Andrea
man, Johan Hoogstraten, and Arie V. Nieuw Amerongen. Differ- Schmidt, Ingrid Ehlert, and Werner M. Herrmann. Time-of-day
ential effects of active versus passive coping on secretory variations in different measures of sleepiness (MSLT, pupillog-
immunity 836 raphy, and SSS) and their interrelations 828
Bradley, Margaret M. See Codispoti, Maurizio 474 Dawson, Michael E. See Hazlett, Erin A. 669
Bradley, Margaret M. See Jungh6fer, Markus 175 de Geus, Eco J.C. See Bosch, Jos A. 836
Bradley, Margaret M. See McManis, Mark H. 222 de Kloet, E. Ronaid. See van den Buuse, Maarten 490
Bradley, Margaret M. See Sabatinelli, Dean 719 Delfino, Ralph J. See Shapiro, David 197
Brandeis, Daniel. See Steger, Juerg 243 Denning, Samantha. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601
Brenner, Colleen A., Jennifer E. McDowell, Kristin S. Cadenhead, Denoth, Jachen. See Steger, Juerg 243
and Brett A. Clementz. Saccadic inhibition among schizotypal Deouell, Leon Y. See Raz, Amir 787
personality disorder subjects 399 Devriese, Stephan. See van Diest, Ilse 961
Brenner, Colleen A. See McDowell, Jennifer E. 153 Di nocera, Francesco, Fabio Ferlazzo, and Valentina Borghi. G
Burduvali, Eleni. See Drake, Christopher L. 979 Theory and the reliability of psychophysiological measures:
Burle, Boris. See Hasbroucq, Thierry 157 A tutorial 796
Burleson, Mary H. See Hawkley, Louise C. 863 Dien, Joseph. See Spencer, Kevin M. 343
Burns, Victoria E. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601 Ding, Yulong. See Han, Shihui 926
Busjahn, Andreas. See Li, Guo-Hua 485 Dionisio, Daphne P., Eric Granholm, William A. Hillix, and Wil-
Buysse, Daniel J. See Carrier, Julie 232 liam F. Perrine. Differentiation of deception using pupillary
Byerley, William. See McDowell, Jennifer E. 153 responses as an index of cognitive processing 205
Cacioppo, John T. See Hawkley, Louise C. 863 Dionisio, Daphne P. See Verney, Steven P. 76
Cacioppo, John T. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Donchin, Emanuel. See Spencer, Kevin M. 343
Cadenhead, Kristin S. See Brenner, Colleen A. 399 Dorn, Hans. See Danker-Hopfe, Heidi 828
Calkins, Monica E., Joanna Katsanis, Micah A. Hammer, and Wil- Dowman, Robert. Attentional set effects on spinal and supraspinal
liam G. Iacono. The misclassification of blinks as saccades: responses to pain > n
Implications for investigations of eye movement dysfunction in Drake, Christopher L., Timothy A. Roehrs, Eleni Burduvali, Alicia
schizophrenia 761 Bonahoom, Mark Rosekind, and Thomas Roth. Effects of rapid
Campbell, Ian Glenn. See Tan, Xin 512 versus slow accumulation of eight hours of sleep loss 979
Carrier, Julie, Stephanie Land, Daniel J. Buysse, David J. Kupfer. Drake, Karl J. See Christensen, Carol A. 404
and Timothy H. Monk. The effects of age and gender on sleep Drummond, Peter D. and Saw Han Quah. The effect of expressing
EEG power spectral density in the middle years of life (ages anger on cardiovascular reactivity and facial blood flow in
20-60 years old) 232 Chinese and Caucasians 190
Carrillo-De-La-Pefnia, Maria T. One-year test-retest reliability of Duty, Timothy L. See Kiehl, Kent A. 133
auditory evoked potentials (AEPs) to tones of increasing Easton, Helen L. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601
intensity 417
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1012 Author and title index for Volume 38, 2001
Edwards, Louisa, Christopher Ring, David McIntyre, and Douglas Cardiovascular and endocrine reactivity in older females: Inter-
Carroll. Modulation of the human nociceptive flexion refiex task consistency 863
across the cardiac cycle 712 Hawkley, Louise C. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465
Ehlert, Ingrid. See Danker-Hopfe, Heidi 828 Hazlett, Erin A., Michael E. Dawson, Anne M. Schell, and Keith H.
Ekkekakis, Panteleimon. See Petruzzello, Steven J. 99 Nuechterlein. Attentional stages of information processing during
Elbert, Thomas R. See Jungh6fer, Markus 175 a continuous performance test: A startle modification analysis 669
Ernst, John M. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Hecht, Holger. See Friederich, Marc 768
Faulhaber, Hans-Dieter. See Li, Guo-Hua 485 Heil, Martin. See Rolke, Bettina 165
Feinberg, Irwin. See Tan, Xin 512 Heimberg, Stephan. See Bertoli, Sibylle 334
Ferlazzo, Fabio. See Di nocera, Francesco 796 Heldmann, Marcus. See Stemmler, Gerhard 275
Flory, Janine D. See Matthews, Karen A. 391 Hennighausen, Erwin. See Rolke, Bettina 165
Fluttert, Marc. See van den Buuse, Maarten 490 Hepworth, Sandra L., Joanne F. Rovet, and Margot J. Taylor.
Foerster, F. See Klein, C. 179 Neurophysiological correlates of verbal and nonverbal short-term
Forster, Bruce B. See Kiehl, Kent A. 133 memory in children: Repetition of words and faces 594
France, Christopher R. and Shannon Suchowiecki. Assessing supra- Herrmann, Werner M. See Danker-Hopfe, Heidi 828
spinal modulation of pain perception in individuals at risk for Hillix, William A. See Dionisio, Daphne P. 205
hypertension 107 Hines, Melissa. See Postma, Peggy 377
Friederich, Marc, Ralf H. Trippe, Mustafa Ozcan, Thomas Weiss, Hinojosa, José A. See Martin-Loeches, Manuel 114
Holger Hecht, and Wolfgang H.R. Miltner. Laser-evoked poten- Hiraku, Shiho. See Kotani, Yasunori 873
tials to noxious stimulation during hypnotic analgesia and dis- Hoehe, Margret R. See Li, Guo-Hua 485
traction of attention suggest different brain mechanisms of pain Hoogstraten, Johan. See Bosch, Jos A. 836
control 768 Houtveen, Jan H. and Peter C.M. Molenaar. Comparison between
Friedman, David. See Gaeta, Helen 316 the Fourier and Wavelet methods of spectral analysis applied to
Goémez-Jarabo, Gregorio. See Martin-Loeches, Manuel 114 stationary and nonstationary heart period data 729
Gaeta, Helen, David Friedman. Walter Ritter, and Jeff Cheng. The Hughes, Joel W. See Stoney, Catherine M. 590
effect of perceptual grouping on the mismatch negativity 316 Husted, Janice. See Prkachin, Kenneth M. 879
Geffen, Gina M. See Watter, Scott 998 Hutton, S.B., I. Cuthbert, T.J. Crawford, C. Kennard, T.R.E. Barnes,
Geffen, Laurie B. See Watter, Scott 998 and E.M. Joyce. Saccadic hypometria in drug-naive and drug-
Gendolla, Guido H.E. and Jan Kriisken. The joint impact of mood treated schizophrenic patients: A working memory deficit? 125
state and task difficulty on cardiovascular and electrodermal lacono, William G. See Calkins, Monica E. 76]
reactivity in active coping 548 Iacono, William G. See Malone, Stephen M. 367
Gianaros, Peter J. and Karen S. Quigley. Autonomic origins of a Ilvonen, T.-M., T. Kujala, M. Tervaniemi, O. Salonen, R. Niatinen,
nonsignal stimulus-elicited bradycardia and its habituation in and E. Pekkonen. The processing of sound duration after left
humans 540 hemisphere stroke: Event-related potential and behavioral
Gianaros, Peter J., Karen S. Quigley, J. Toby Mordkoff, and Robert evidence 622
M. Stern. Gastric myoelectrical and autonomic cardiac reactivity Imhof, Katrin. See Steger, Juerg 243
to laboratory stressors 642 Ip, Chris. See Ameli, Rezvan 383
Goldstein, Iris B. See Shapiro, David 197 Itoh, Kenji. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304
Gomes, Hilary. See Molholm, Sophie 969 Ivkovich, Dragana. See Christensen, Carol A. 404
Graham, Frances K. See Zeigler, Bonnie L. 903 Jacobsen, Thomas and Erich Schréger. Is there pre-attentive
Granholm, Eric. See Dionisio, Daphne P. 205 memory-based comparison of pitch? 723
Granholm, Eric. See Verney, Steven P. 76 Jamner, Larry D. See Shapiro, David 197
Gray, Jeffrey A. See Postma, Peggy 377 Jaramillo, Maria. See Paavilainen, Petri 359
Grillon, Christian and Rezvan Ameli. Conditioned inhibition of Jennings, J. Richard. See van der Veen, Frederik M. 896
fear-potentiated startle and skin conductance in humans 807 Jentzsch, Ines and Werner Sommer. Sequence-sensitive subcompo-
Grillon, Christian. See Ameli, Rezvan 383 nents of P300: Topographical analyses and dipole source
Grosjean, Marc. See Mordkoff, J. Toby 777 localization 607
Gunter, Thomas C. See Vos, Sandra H. 41 Jordan, Jens. See Li, Guo-Huz 485
Haan, Hubertus. See Résler, Frank 694 Joyce, E.M. See Hutton, S.B. 125
Hackley, Steven A. See Zeigler, Bonnie L. 903 Jungh6fer, Markus, Margaret M. Bradley, Thomas R. Elbert, and
Hagemann, Dirk, Ewald Naumann, and Julian F. Thayer. The quest Peter J. Lang. Fleeting images: A new look at early emotion
for the EEG reference revisited: A glance from brain asymmetry discrimination 175
research 847 Kanno, Osamu. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304
Hagiwara, Hiroko. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304 Karcher, Stepfanie. See Peper, Martin 936
Hall, Eric E. See Petruzzello, Steven J. 99 Katkin, Edward S. See Mezzacappa, Elizabeth Sibolboro 988
Hall, Jennifer C. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601 Katsanis, Joanna. See Calkins, Monica E. 761
Hammer, Micah A. See Calkins, Monica E. 761 Kelder, Angele. See Bosch, Jos A. 836
Han, Jiang N. See van Diest, Ilse 961 Kelsey, Robert M., Sidney R. Ornduff, Christina M. McCann, and
Han, Shihui, Yan Song, Yulong Ding, E. William Yund, and David Sarah Reiff. Psychophysiological characteristics of narcissism
L. Woods. Neural substrates for visual perceptual grouping in during active and passive coping 292
humans 926 Kelsey, Robert M. See Mezzacappa, Elizabeth Sibolboro 988
Harmon-Jones, Eddie. See Allen, John J.B. 685 Keltikangas-Jiarvinen, Liisa. See Kettunen, Joni 659
Harmon-Jones, Eddie. See Coan, James A. 912 Kennard, C. See Hutton, $.B. 125
Harris, Kelly F. See Matthews, Karen A. 391 Keogh, Edmund and Gerke Witt. Hypoalgesic effect of caffeine in
Harrison, Lesley K., Samantha Denning, Helen L. Easton, Jennifer normotensive men and women 886
C. Hall, Victoria E. Burns, Christopher Ring, and Douglas Kettunen, Joni and Liisa Keltikangas-Jirvinen. Intraindividual
Carroll. The effects of competition and competitiveness on analysis of instantaneous heart rate variability 659
cardiovascular activity 601 Kiehl, Kent A., Kristin R. Laurens. Timothy L. Duty, Bruce B.
Hasbroucq, Thierry, Boris Burle, Motoyuki Akamatsu, Franck Forster, and Peter F. Liddle. Neural sources involved in auditory
Vidal, and Camille-Aimé Possamai. An electromyographic inves- target detection and novelty processing: An event-related fMRI
tigation of the effect of stimulus—response mapping on choice study 133
reaction time yi King, C. See McGee, T.J. 653
Hawkley, Louise C., Mary H. Burleson, Kirsten M. Poehlmann, Kizakevich, Paul. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465
Gary G. Berntson, William B. Malarkey, and John T. Cacioppo. Klaver, Peter. See Talsma, Durk 425
Author and title index for Volume 38, 2001 1013
Klein, C. and F. Foerster. Development of prosaccade and antisac- McIntyre, David. See Edwards, Louisa 712
cade task performance in participants aged 6 to 26 years 179 McManis, Mark H., Margaret M. Bradley, W. Keith Berg, Bruce N.
Klein, CH. and P. Berg. Four-week test-retest stability of individual Cuthbert, and Peter J. Lang. Emotional reactions in children:
differences in the saccadic CNV, two saccadic task parameters, Verbal, physiological, and behavioral responses to affective
and selected neuropsychological tests 704 pictures 222
Klorman, Rafael. See Pollak, Seth D. 267 Mednick, Sarnoff A. See Raine, Adrian 254
Kok, Albert. On the utility of P3 amplitude as a measure of pro- Mellingen, Kjetil. See Raine, Adrian 254
cessing capacity waa n ~— Mezzacappa, Elizabeth Sibolboro, Robert M. Kelsey, Michael M.
Kok, Albert. See Nieuwenhuis, Sander 752 Myers, and Edward S. Katkin. Breast-feeding and maternal
Kok, Albert. See Talsma, Durk 736 cardiovascular function 988
Kolev, Vasil. See Yordanova, Juliana 143 Micheyl, Christophe. See Maison, Stéphane 35
Kolk, Herman H.J. See Vos, Sandra H. 41 Miller, Anita and Andrew J. Tomarken. Task-dependent changes in
Koshida, Ichiro. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304 frontal brain asymmetry: Effects of incentive cues, outcome
Kotani, Yasunori, Shiho Hiraku, Kazuhiro Suda, and Yasutsugu expectancies, and motor responses 500
Aihara. Effect of positive and negative emotion on stimulus- Miller, Jeff. See Ulrich, Rolf 816
preceding negativity prior to feedback stimuli Mills, David E. See Prkachin, Kenneth M. 879
Kowalewski, Ray B. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Miltner, Wolfgang H.R. See Friederich, Marc 768
Kriisken, Jan. See Gendolla, Guido H.E. 548 Molenaar, Peter C.M. See Houtveen, Jan H. 729
Kraemer, Susanne. See Danker-Hopfe, Heidi 828 Molholm, Sophie, Hilary Gomes, and Walter Ritter. The detection
Kraus, N. See McGee, T.J. 653 of constancy amidst change in children: A dissociation of pre-
Kujala, T. See Ilvonen, T.-M. 622 attentive and intentional processing 969
Kumari, Veena. See Postma, Peggy 377 Monk, Timothy H. See Carrier, Julie 232
Kupfer, David J. See Carrier, Julie 232 Mordkoff, J. Toby and Mare Grosjean. The lateralized readiness
Land, Stephanie. See Carrier, Julie 232 potential and response kinetics in response-time tasks 777
Lang, Peter J. See Codispoti, Maurizio 474 Mordkoff, J. Toby. See Gianaros, Peter J. 642
Lang, Peter J. See Junghéfer, Markus 175 Mulder, Gijsbertus. See Talsma, Durk 425
Lang, Peter J. See McManis, Mark H. 222 Mulder, Gijsbertus. See Vos, Sandra H. 41
Lang, Peter J. See Sabatinelli, Dean 719 Myers, Michael M. See Mezzacappa, Elizabeth Sibolboro 988
Langer, Alan W. See Larson, Mark R. 678 Myles-Worsley, Marina. See McDowell, Jennifer E. 153
Larson, Mark R. and Alan W. Langer. Systemic overperfusion and Niiitiinen, R. See Ilvonen, T.-M. 622
resting blood pressure 678 Niiitiinen, Risto. See Paavilainen, Petri 359
Laurens, Kristin R. See Kiehl, Kent A. 133 Niiitiinen, Risto. See Takegata, Rika 92
Li, Guo-Hua, Hans-Dieter Faulhaber, Magda Rosenthal, Herbert Niiitiinen, Risto. The perception of speech sounds by the human
Schuster, Jens Jordan, Bernd Timmermann, Margret R. Hoehe, brain as reflected by the mismatch negativity (MMN) and its
Friedrich C. Luft, and Andreas Busjahn. B-2 adrenergic receptor magnetic equivalent (MMNm)
gene variations and blood pressure under stress in normal twins 485 Nakagome, Kazuyuki, Satoru Takazawa, Osamu Kanno, Hiroko
Liddle, Peter F. See Kiehl, Kent A. 133 Hagiwara, Heizo Nakajima, Kenji Itoh, and Ichiro Keshida. A
Litvack, Daniel A. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 topographical study of ERP correlates of semantic and syntactic
Llabre, Maria M., Susan B. Spitzer, Patrice G. Saab, and Neil violations in the Japanese language using the multichannel EEG
Schneiderman. Piecewise latent growth curve modeling of sys- system 304
tolic blood pressure reactivity and recovery from the cold pres- Nakajima, Heizo. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304
sor test 951 Nakonezny, Paul A., Ray B. Kowalewski, John M. Ernst, Louise C.
Lobaugh, Nancy J., Robert West, and Anthony R. McIntosh. Spatio- Hawkley, David L. Lozano, Daniel A. Litvack, Gary G. Bernt-
temporal analysis of experimental differences in event-related son, John J. Sollers If, Paul Kizakevich, John T. Cacioppo, and
potential data with partial least squares William R. Lovallo. New ambulatory impedance cardiograph
Lovallo, William R. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 validated against the Minnesota Impedance Cardiograph
Lozano, David L. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Naumann, Ewald. See Hagemann, Dirk 847
Luft, Friedrich C. See Li, Guo-Hua 485 Nicol, T.G. See McGee, T.J. 653
Maison, Stéphane. Christophe Micheyl, and Lionel Collet. Influence Niepel, Michael. Independent manipulation of stimulus change and
of focused auditory attention on cochlear activity in humans 3 nn unexpectedness dissociates indices of the orienting response
Malarkey, William B. See Hawkley, Louise C. 863 Nieuwenhuis, Sander, K. Richard Ridderinkhof, Jos Blom, Guido
Malone, Stephen M., William G. Iacono, and Matt McGue. Event- P.H. Band, and Albert Kok. Error-related brain potentials are
related potentiais and comorbidity in alcohol-dependent adult differentially related to awareness of response errors: Evidence
males 367 from an antisaccade task 752
Martin-Loeches, Manuel, José A. Hinojosa, Gregorio Gémez- Nuechterlein, Keith H. See Hazlett, Erin A. 669
Jarabo, and Francisco J. Rubia. An early electrophysiological O'brien, William H. See McGrath, Jennifer J. 479
sign of semantic processing in basal extrastriate areas 114 Olincy, Ann. See Ross, Randal-G. 325
Matthews, Karen A., Janine D. Flory, Jane F. Owens, Kelly F. Ornduff, Sidney R. See Kelsey, Robert M. 292
Harris, and Sarah L. Berga. Influence of estrogen replacement Owens, Jane F. See Matthews, Karen A. 391
therapy on cardiovascular responses to stress of healthy post- Ozcan, Mustafa. See Friederich, Marc 768
menopausal women 391 Paavilainen, Petri, Jaana Simola, Maria Jaramillo, Risto Naatinen,
McCann, Christina M. See Kelsey, Robert M. 292 and Istvan Winkler. Preattentive extraction of abstract feature
McCarthy, Rory. See Clarke, Adam R. 212 conjunctions from auditory stimulation as reflected by the mis-
McDowell, Jennifer E., Colleen A. Brenner, Marina Myles-Worsley, match negativity (MMN) 359
Hilary Coon, William Byerley, and Brett A. Clementz. Ocular Paavilainen, Petri. See Takegata, Rika 92
motor delayed-response task performance among patients with Pascual-Marqui, Roberto Domingo. See Steger, Juerg 243
schizophrenia and their biological relatives Pauls, Cornelia A. See Stemmler, Gerhard 275
McDowell, Jennifer E. See Brenner, Colleen A. 399 Pekkonen, E. See Ilvonen, T.-M. 622
McGee, T.J., C. King, K. Tremblay, T.G. Nicol, J. Cunningham, and Peper, Martin and Stepfanie Karcher. Differential conditioning to
N. Kraus. Long-term habituation of the speech-elicited mismatch facial emotional expressions: Effects of hemispheric asymmetries
negativity 653 and CS identification 936
McGrath, Jennifer J. and William H. O’brien. Pediatric impedance Perrine, William F. See Dionisio, Daphne P. 205
cardiography: Temporal stability and intertask consistency 479 Petruzzello, Steven J., Eric E. Hall, and Panteleimon Ekkekakis.
McGue, Matt. See Malone, Stephen M. 367 Regional brain activation as a biological marker of affective
McIntosh, Anthony R. See Lobaugh, Nancy J. 517 responsivity to acute exercise: Influence of fitness 99
1014 Author and title index for Volume 38, 2001
Poehlmann, Kirsten M. See Hawkley, Louise C. 863 Spencer, Kevin M., Joseph Dien, and Emanuel Donchin. Spatiotem-
Polich, John. See Yordanova, Juliana 143 poral analysis of the late ERP responses to deviant stimuli 343
Pollak, Seth D., Rafael Klorman, Joan E. Thatcher, and Dante Spitzer, Susan B. See Llabre, Maria M. 951
Cicchetti. P3b reflects maltreated children’s reactions to facial Steger, Juerg, Katrin Imhof, Jachen Denoth, Roberto Domingo
displays of emotion 267 Pascual-Marqui, Hans-Christoph Steinhausen, and Daniel Bran-
Possamai, Camille-Aimé. See Hasbroucq, Thierry 157 deis. Brain mapping of bilateral visual interactions in children 243
Postma, Peggy, Veena Kumari, Melissa Hines, and Jeffrey A. Gray. Steinhausen, Hans-Christoph. See Steger, Juerg 243
The relationship between prepulse detection and prepulse inhibi- Stekelenburg, J.J. and A. van Boxtel. Inhibition of pericranial mus-
tion of the acoustic startle reflex 377 cle activity, respiration, and heart rate enhances auditory
Prkachin, Kenneth M., David E. Mills, Caroline Zwaal, and Janice sensitivity 629
Husted. Comparison of hemodynamic responses to social and Stemmler, Gerhard, Marcus Heldmann, Cornelia A. Pauls, and
nonsocial stress: Evaluation of an anger interview 879 Thomas Scherer. Constraints for emotion specificity in fear and
Probst, Rudolf. See Bertoli, Sibylle 334 anger: The context counts 275
Quah, Saw Han. See Drummond, Peter D. 190 Stern, John A. See Wang, Lin 64
Quigley, Karen S. See Gianaros, Peter J. 540 Stern, Robert M. See Gianaros, Peter J. 642
Quigley, Karen S. See Gianaros, Peter J. 642 Stoney, Catherine M. and Joel W. Hughes. Catecholamine stress
Rosler, Frank, Judith Streb, and Hubertus Haan. Event-related brain responses in arterialized blood 590,
potentials evoked by verbs and nouns in a primed lexical deci- Streb, Judith. See Résler, Frank 694
sion task 694 Streb, Judith. See Rolke, Bettina 165
Radant, Allen. See Ross, Randal G. 325 Suchowiecki, Shannon. See France, Christopher R. 107
Raine, Adrian, Peter H. Venables, Cyril Dalais, Kjetil Mellingen, Suda, Kazuhiro. See Kotani, Yasunori 873
Chandra Reynolds, and Sarnoff A. Mednick. Early educational Takazawa, Satoru. See Nakagome, Kazuyuki 304
and health enrichment at age 3-5 years is associated with in- Takegata, Rika, Petri Paavilainen, Risto Niitinen, and Istvan
creased autonomic and central nervous system arousal and ori- Winkler. Preattentive processing of spectral, temporal, and
enting at age 11 years: Evidence from the Mauritius Child structural characteristics of acoustic regularities: A mismatch
Health Project 254 negativity study 92
Raz, Amir, Leon Y. Deouell, and Shlomo Bentin. Is pre-attentive Talsma, Durk and Albert Kok. Nonspatial intermodal selective
processing compromised by prolonged wakefulness? Effects of attention is mediated by sensory brain areas: Evidence from
total sleep deprivation on the mismatch negativity 787 event-related potentials 736
Reiff, Sarah. See Kelsey, Robert M. 292 Talsma, Durk, Albertus A. Wijers, Peter Klaver, and Gijsbertus
Reynolds, Chandra. See Raine, Adrian 254 Mulder. Working memory processes show different degrees of
Ridderinkhof, K. Richard. See Nieuwenhuis, Sander 752 lateralization: Evidence from event-related potentials 425
Ring, Christopher. See Edwards, Louisa 712 Tan, Xin, lan Glenn Campbell, and Irwin Feinberg. A simple
Ring, Christopher. See Harrison, Lesley K. 601 method for computer quantification of stage REM eye move
Ritter, Walter. See Gaeta, Helen 316 ment potentials nn to
Ritter, Walter. See Molholm, Sophie 969 Taylor, Margot J. See Hepworth, Sandra L. 594
Ritz, Thomas, Miriam Théns, and Bernhard Dahme. Modulation of Tekok-Kilic, Ayda, Janet L. Shucard, and David W. Shucard. Stimu-
respiratory sinus arrhythmia by respiration rate and volume: lus modality and Go/NoGo effects on P3 during parallel visual
Stability across posture and volume variations 858 and auditory continuous performance tasks 578
Roehrs, Timothy A. See Drake, Christopher L. 979 Tervaniemi, M. See Ilvonen, T.-M. 622
Rolke, Bettina, Martin Heil, Judith Streb, and Erwin Hennighausen. Thoéns, Miriam. See Ritz, Thomas 858
Missed prime words within the attentional blink evoke an N400 Thatcher, Joan E. See Pollak, Seth D. 267
semantic priming effect 165 Thayer, Julian F. See Hagemann, Dirk 847
Rose, Michael, Rolf Verleger, and Edmund Wascher. ERP correlates Timmermann, Bernd. See Li, Guo-Hua 485
of associative learning 440 Tomarken, Andrew J. See Miller, Anita 500
Rosekind, Mark. See Drake, Christopher L. 979 Tremblay, K. See McGee, T.J. 653
Rosenthal, Magda. See Li, Guo-Hua 485 Trippe, Ralf H. See Friederich, Marc 768
Ross, Randal G., Ann Olincy, Gary Zerbe, and Allen Radant. Ulrich, Rolf and Jeff Miller. Using the jackknife-based scoring
Which duration of postsaccadic slowing identifies anticipatory method for measuring LRP onset effects in factorial designs 816
saccades during smooth pursuit eye movements? wet oa van Acker, Saskia A.B.E. See van den Buuse, Maarten 490
Roth, Thomas. See Drake, Christopher L. 979 van Boxtel, A. Optimal signal bandwidth for the recording of
Rovet, Joanne F. See Hepworth, Sandra L. 594 surface EMG activity of facial, jaw, oral, and neck muscles 22
Rubia, Francisco J. See Martin-Loeches, Manuel 114 van Boxtel. A. See Stekelenburg, J.J. 629
Saab, Patrice G. See Llabre, Maria M. 951 van de Woestijne, Karel P. See van Diest, Ilse 961
Sabatinelli, Dean, Margaret M. Bradley, and Peter J. Lang. Affec- van den Bergh, Omer. See van Diest, Ilse 961
tive startle modulation in anticipation and perception 719 van den Buuse, Maarten, Saskia A.B.E. van Acker, Mare Fluttert,
Salonen, O. See Ilvonen, T.-M. 622 and E. Ronald de Kloet. Blood pressure, heart rate, and behav-
Schell, Anne M. See Hazlett. Erin A. 669 ioral responses to psychological “novelty” stress in freely
Scherer, Thomas. See Stemmler, Gerhard 275 moving rats 490,
Schmidt, Andrea. See Danker-Hopfe, Heidi 828 van der Molen, Maurits W. See van der Veen, Frederik M. 896
Schneiderman, Neil. See Llabre, Maria M. 951 van der Veen, Frederik M., Maurits W. van der Molen, and
Schréger. Erich. See Jacobsen, Thomas 723 J. Richard Jennings. Selective attention and response inhibition
Schuster, Herbert. See Li, Guo-Hua 485 alter phase-dependent cardiac slowing 896
Selikowitz, Mark. See Clarke, Adam R. 212 van Diest, Ilse, Winnie Winters, Stephan Devriese, Elke Vercamst,
Shapiro, David, Larry D. Jamner, Iris B. Goldstein, and Ralph J. Jiang N. Han, Karel P. van de Woestijne, and Omer van den
Delfino. Striking a chord: Moods, blood pressure, and heart rate Bergh. Hyperventilation beyond fight/flight: Respiratory re-
in everyday life 197 sponses during emotional imagery 961
Shucard, David W. See Tekok-Kilic, Ayda 578 Veerman, Enno C.I. See Bosch, Jos A. 836
Shucard, Janet L. See Tekok-Kilic, Ayda 578 Venables, Peter H. See Raine, Adrian 254
Simola, Jaana. See Paavilainen, Petri 359 Vercamst, Elke. See van Diest, Ilse 961
Smurzynski, Jacek. See Bertoli, Sibylle 334 Verleger, Rolf. See Rose, Michael 440
Sollers, John J. Il. See Nakonezny, Paul A. 465 Verney, Steven P., Eric Granholm, and Daphne P. Dionisio. Pupil-
Sommer, Werner. See Jentzsch, Ines 607 lary responses and processing resources on the visual backward
Song, Yan. See Han, Shihui 926 masking task 76
Vidal, Franck. See Hasbroucq, Thierry 157
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Vos, Sandra H., Thomas C. Gunter, Herman H.J. Kolk, and Gijsber- Winters, Winnie. See van Diest, Ilse 961
tus Mulder. Working memory constraints on syntactic process- Witt, Gerke. See Keogh, Edmund 886
ing: An electrophysiological investigation 41 Woods, David L. See Han, Shihui 926
Wang, Lin and John A. Stern. Saccade initiation and accuracy in Yee, Cindy M. and Patricia M. White. Experimental modification
gaze shifts are affected by visual stimulus significance 64 of P50 suppression
Wascher, Edmund. See Rose, Michael 440 Yordanova, Juliana, Vasil Kolev, and John Polich. P300 and alpha
Watter, Scott, Gina M. Geffen, and Laurie B. Geffen. The 998 event-related desynchronization (ERD)
Weiss, Thomas. See Friederich, Mare 768 Yund, E. William. See Han, Shihui 926
West, Robert. See Lobaugh, Nancy J. 517 Zeigler, Bonnie L., Frances K. Graham, and Steven A. Hackley.
White, Patricia M. See Yee, Cindy M. 531 Cross-modal warning effects on reflexive and voluntary
Wijers, Albertus A. See Talsma, Durk 425 reactions 903
Winkler, Istvan. See Paavilainen, Petri 359 Zerbe, Gary. See Ross, Randal G. 325
Winkler, Istvan. See Takegata, Rika 92 Zwaal, Caroline. See Prkachin, Kenneth M. 879