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The Journal of General Psychology, 2004 Index to Volume 131 This annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer © to the following issues Number | (January): 1-96 Number 2 (April): 97-192 Number 3 (July): 193-320 Number 4 (October): 321-472 AUTHOR INDEX Baker, A. H., & Ledner, A. I. Body in the a ab ence Of response competi P . ‘ > tA asymmetry affects conjugate taterai lion. SLZ8—-I44 eve movement. 36—51 Donohue, B., Covassin, T., Lancer. K Balconi, M., & Pozzoli, U. N400 and Dickens, Y., Miller, A., Hash, A P600 or the role of the ERP corre Genet, J. Examination of psy lates in sentence comprehension sympton n student athlete 29 Some applications to the Italian lan Fischer, M. H., & Hoellen, N. Space guage. 2- 68-50m24 and obj Dased j att' ention , depend j o1 Blouin, D. C., & Riopelle, A. J. The dif otor intention. 365—377 ference between t and z and the dif & Humphreys, G. W. Visuo j4 erence ul makeF s 777 84 tor AT, through tool use in uni Blumberg, F. C., & Sokol, L. M. Boys atera neglect. 379-410 and giris use of cognitive stratee, } | ’rimine proble m solvine when learning to play video games processing of rele IS1—158 118-135 aessens, B., Hommel, B., Reynvoet, & Meade, M. I Priming B., & van der Goten, K. Backward orced-recall test compatibility effects with irrelevant 225-2 S—R overlap: The case of the SNAR( Goodie & Crooks, C. L. Time effect. 411-425 pres fects on pe rformance in a ‘aldwell, E. E., Wallace, P.,& Taylor, base-rate task. 18-28 S. P. Use of an analog task to stud Grabbe, Y., & Pratt, J. Competing top effects of dia epam on taste percep down processes in visual selection tion, consummatory behaviors, and Eviden ce that selection by location is risk taking in a social context stronger th in selection by color 101-117 137-149 Chang, S. W. C., & Abrams, R. A. Hand Helton, W. S. The development of exper movements deviate toward distracters tise: Animal models? 86-96 The Journal of General Psychology, 2004 Index to Volume 131 This annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer © to the following issues Number | (January): 1-96 Number 2 (April): 97-192 Number 3 (July): 193-320 Number 4 (October): 321-472 AUTHOR INDEX Baker, A. H., & Ledner, A. I. Body in the a ab ence Of response competi P . ‘ > tA asymmetry affects conjugate taterai lion. SLZ8—-I44 eve movement. 36—51 Donohue, B., Covassin, T., Lancer. K Balconi, M., & Pozzoli, U. N400 and Dickens, Y., Miller, A., Hash, A P600 or the role of the ERP corre Genet, J. Examination of psy lates in sentence comprehension sympton n student athlete 29 Some applications to the Italian lan Fischer, M. H., & Hoellen, N. Space guage. 2- 68-50m24 and obj Dased j att' ention , depend j o1 Blouin, D. C., & Riopelle, A. J. The dif otor intention. 365—377 ference between t and z and the dif & Humphreys, G. W. Visuo j4 erence ul makeF s 777 84 tor AT, through tool use in uni Blumberg, F. C., & Sokol, L. M. Boys atera neglect. 379-410 and giris use of cognitive stratee, } | ’rimine proble m solvine when learning to play video games processing of rele IS1—158 118-135 aessens, B., Hommel, B., Reynvoet, & Meade, M. I Priming B., & van der Goten, K. Backward orced-recall test compatibility effects with irrelevant 225-2 S—R overlap: The case of the SNAR( Goodie & Crooks, C. L. Time effect. 411-425 pres fects on pe rformance in a ‘aldwell, E. E., Wallace, P.,& Taylor, base-rate task. 18-28 S. P. Use of an analog task to stud Grabbe, Y., & Pratt, J. Competing top effects of dia epam on taste percep down processes in visual selection tion, consummatory behaviors, and Eviden ce that selection by location is risk taking in a social context stronger th in selection by color 101-117 137-149 Chang, S. W. C., & Abrams, R. A. Hand Helton, W. S. The development of exper movements deviate toward distracters tise: Animal models? 86-96 Index 471 Honts, C. R., Amato, S., & Gordon, A set between athletes and nonathletes Effects of outside issues on the Com- 426-437 parison Oue stion Test. 53-74 Pilotti, M., Chodorow, M., & Thornton, Johnson, T. J., & Stahl, C. Sexual experi- K. C. Error detection in text: Do ences associated with participation in feedback and familiarity help? drinking games. 304—320 242-266 Kalpidou, M. D., Power, T. G., Cherry, Pratt, J., & Abrams, R. A. //lusory gravi K. E.. & Gottfried, N. W. Regulation of tational forces affect aimed limb emotion and behavior among 3- and movements. 438—450 Pratt, J., & Fischer, M. H. Movement, 5 €al olds 159 178 Keulen, R. F., Adam, J. J., Fischer, M. H.., Attention, and Perception. 325—327 Kuipers, H., & Jolles, J. Selective Symons, L. A., Lee, K., Cedrone, C. C reaching: Distracter effects on move & Nishimura, M. What are you look- ment Kinematics as a function of target ing at? Acuity for triadic eve gaze distracter separation. 345-363 451-469 Luminet, O., Curci, A., Marsh, E. J., Wes Weatherly, J. N., Bishop, K. L., & sel, 1., Constantin, T., Gencoz, F., & Borowiak, D. M. Effect of upcoming Yogo, M. The cognitive, emotional, reward type when rats press a lever and social impacts of the September 11 jor ethanol. 181 192 attacks Group diffe rences tn memory Weatherly, J. N., McSweeney, F. K., & for the reception context and the deter Swindell, S. Within-session rates of minants of flashbulb memory. 197-224 respe nding when reinforcer magnitude McAuliffe, J. Differences in attentional is changed within the session. 5—16 TITLE INDEX Backward-compatibility effects with color. Yvonne Grabbe & Jay Pratt irrelevant S—R overlap: The case of 137-149 the SNARC effect. Bernie Caessens The development of expertise: Animal Bernhard Hommel, Bert Reynvoet, & models? William S. Helton. 86—96 Koen van der Goten. 411-425 The difference between f¢ and z and the Body asymmetry affects conjugate lateral difference it makes. David C. Blouin eye movement. A. Harvey Baker & A & Arthur J. Riopelle. 77-84 Ilan Ledner. 36—-5| Differences in attentional set between Boys’ and girls’ use of cognitive strategy athletes and nonathletes. Jim McAuliffe when learning to play video games 426-437 Fran C. Blumberg & Lori M. Sokol Effect of upcoming reward type when 151-158 rats press a lever for ethanol. Jeffrey The cognitive, emotional, and social N. Weatherly, Kelly L. Bishop, & impacts of the September || attacks Dana M Borowiak 18] 192 Group differences in memory for the Effects of outside issues on the Compari reception context and the determi son Question Test. Charles R. Honts, nants of flashbulb memory. Olivier Susan Amato, & Anne Gordon. 53-74 Luminet, Antonietta Curci, Elizabeth Error detection in text: Do feedback and J. Marsh, Ineke Wessel, Ticu Constan familiarity help? Maura Pilotti, Mar- tin, Faruk Gencoz, & Masao Yogo. tin Chodorow, & Kendell C. Thorn 197-224 ton. 242-266 Competing top down processes in visual Examination of psychiatric symptoms in selection: Evidence that selection by student athletes. Brad Donohue, location is stronger than selection by Tracey Covassin, Kevin Lancer, Yani Dickens, Abby Miller, Adria Hash Keulen, Jos J. Adam, Martin H. Fis Jeff Genet. 29-35 cher, Harm Kuipers, & Jelle Jolles Hand movements deviate toward dis 345—363 tracters in the absence of response Sexual experiences associated with par competition. Steve W. C. Chang & ticipation in drinking games. Thomas Richard A. Abrams. 328-344 J. Johnson & Courtney Stahl Illusory gravitational forces affect aimed 304—320 limb movements. Jay Pratt & Richard Space- and object-based attention 4. Abrams. 438-450 depend on motor intention. Martin H Movement, Attention, and Perception Fischer & Noemi Hoellen. 365-377 Jay Pratt & Martin H. Fischer lime-pressure effects on performance in 325 24 97 \- base-rate task. Adam S. Goodie & N400 and P600 or the role of the ERP < L. Crooks. 18-28 correlates in sentence comprehension > oF an inalog task to study effects of Some applications to the Italian lan dia Zepam on taste perception, con guage. Michela Balconi & Uberto Summatory behaviors, and risk taking Pozzoli. 268—302 In a SOCIa | context. Elizabeth E. Cald Priming guesses on a forced-recall test Patricia Wallace, & Stuart P. Janet M. Gibson & Michelle Ll Taylor. 1\O1—117 Meade. 225-241 Visuomotor cuing through tool use in Priming problem solving with conceptual unilateral visual neglect. Sara Forti & processing of relevant objects. Janet Givn W. Humphrevs. 379 410 M. Gibson. 118-135 What are you looking at? Acuity for tri Regulation of emotion and behavior adic ze. Lawrence A. Symons umong 3- and 5-year-olds. Maria D roline ©. Cedrone, & Thomas G. Power, Katie I M ira. 451—469 rates of responding when magnitude ts changed with ve reaching: Distracter effects on Jeftrey N. Weathe: ement kinematics as a function of McSweene & Samant et—distracter separation. Ron | hH