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The Journal of Psychology, 2001, 135(6), 683-687 Index to Volume 135 The annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer to the following issues: Number | (January): 1-128 Number 4 (July): 353-464 Number 2 (March): 129-240 Number 5 (September): 465-576 Number 3 (May): 241-352 Number 6 (November): 577-688 AUTHOR INDEX Bégue, L Religious affiliation and social Dewitte, S., & De Cremer, D. Self-control commitment as determinants of moral and cooperation: Different concepts, attitudes in the prevention of AIDS or the similar decisions? A question of the fight against poverty. 571-576 right perspective. 133-153 Bon, S. R., Hittner, J. B., & Lawandales, Dolbier, C. L., Soderstrom, M., & Stein- J. P. Normative perceptions in relation hardt, M. A. The relationship between to substance use and HIV-risky sexual self-leadership and enhanced psycho- behaviors of college students. 165-178 logical, health, and work outcomes Bonds-Raacke, J. M., Bearden, E. S., Car- 469-485. riere, N. J.. Anderson, E. M., & Nicks, Elloy, D. F., Terpening, W., & Kohls, J. A S. D. Engaging distortions: Are we ide- causal model of burnout among self- alizine marriage? 179-184 managed work team members. 321-33 Bostantjopoulou, S., Kiosseoglou, G., Gnaulati, E., & Heine, B. J. Separation- Katsarou, Z., & Alevriadou, A. Concur- individuation in late adolescence: An rent validity of the test of nonverbal investigation of gender and ethnic dif- intelligence in Parkinson's disease ference S 59-70 patients. 205-212 Granhag, P. A., & Strémwall, L. A. Brandstatter, E., & Kriz, W. C. Hedonic Deception detection: Interrogators’ and intensity of disappointment and elation. observers’ decoding of consecutive 368-380 statements. 603-620. Compton, W. C. Toward a tripartite factor Griffin, M. The phenomenology of the structure of mental health: Subjective alone condition: More evidence for the well-being, personal growth, and reli- role of aloneness in soc ial fac ilitation giosity. 486—S00 25-127. Cramer, D. Consensus change, conflict Gulgéz, S. Need for cognition and cogni- and relationship satisfaction in roman- tive performance from a cross-cultural tic relationships. 313-320. perspective: Examples of academic suc- Davies, M. F. Socially desirable respond- cess and solving anagrams. 100-112 ing and impression management in the Harrington, R., & Loffredo, D. A. The endorsement of love styles. 5}62—570 relationship between life satisfaction, Demir, A., & Tarhan, N. Loneliness and self-consciousness, and the Myers-Briggs social dissatisfaction in Turkish adoles- Type Inventory dimensions. 439-450 cents. 113-123. Holm, O. Dimensions and aspects of ane longine: Age and gender diffe rences in causes of loneliness. 277 -29] Swedish 9-, 12-, and 15-year-old chil Scandell, D. J. Is self-reflectiveness an unhealthy aspect of private self-con- dre hn 38 | 397 Kline, T. J. B., & Klammer, J D. Path SCLOUSNESS : 45] 461. model analy zed with ordinary least Sharps, M. J., Price-Sharps, J. L., & Han squares multiple regression versus LIS son, J. Body image preference in the 213-225 REL United States and rural Thailand: An LaHuis, D. M , & Me4 ll1o! r, ¢S . A4n ti‘ union exploratory study. 518-526 and prounion attitudes as predictors of Silverthorne, C., & Wang, T-H. Situational college students’ willingness to join a leadership style as a predictor of suc- union. 661-681 cess and productivity among Taiwanese Lalljee, M., & Palmer-Canton, E. Commu- business organizations. 399-412. nication and consistency: AIDS talk and Sondhaus, E. L., Kurtz, R. M., & Strube, AIDS attitudes. 87-99 M. J. Body attitude, gender, and self-con- Li, J.. & Karakowsky, L cept: A 30-year perspective. 413-429. Do we See eve 10-eVe ’ Implications of cultural differ Soyer, R. B., Rovenpor, J. L., Kopelman, ences for cross-cultural management R. E., Mullins, L. S., & Watson, P. J. resear h and practice 501-517 Further assessment of the construct Maltby, J., & Day, L. The Irrational validity of four measures of narcissism Beliefs Survey, one factor or four? A Replication and extension. 245-258 replication of Mahoney's (1997) find Stone, E. R., Dodrill, C. L., & Johnson, N ings. 462-464 Depressive cognition 4 test of depres- Maltby, J., & Day, L Psy¢ hologi¢ al corre- sive realism versus negativity using gen lates of attitudes toward men. 335-351 eral knowle dee questions 583-602 faltby, J., & Day, L The relationship Strickland, O. J., & Galimba, M. Manag- between exercise motives and psycho ing time: The effects of personal goal logical well-being. 651-660 setting on resource allocation strategy McIntosh, W. D., Martin, L. L., & Jones and task performance. 357-367. Ill, J. B. Goal orientations and the Tan, H-H., & Quek, B-C. A exploratory search for confirmatory affect. 5—16 study on the career anchors of educa- Mehrabian, A. General relations among tors in Singapore. 527-545 drug use, alcohol use, and major index- Testa, M. R. Organizational commitmeni, es of psy« hopathology 71-86 job satisfaction, and effort in the service Nyman, S. J., & Daugherty, T. K. Congru- environment. 226-236 ence of counselor self-disclosure and Tubbs, M. E., & Trusty, M. L. Direct perceive d effectiveness. 269-276. reports of motivation for task perfor- O’Connor, W. E., & Morrison, T. G. A mance levels Some construct-related comparison of situational and disposi- evidence. 185-204 tional pred tors of perceptions of orga- Watkins, M. W. Journal reprints as dissem- nizational politic s. 301-312 ination of psychological research: Cour- Oner, B. Factors predicting future time tesy, obligation, or obsolescence? 52-58 ortentation for romani relationships Wentworth, D. K., & Chell, R. M. The with the opposite sex. 430-438 role of househusband and housewife as Paolucci, E. O., Genuis, M. L., & Violato, perceived by a college population. C. A meta-analysis of the published 639-650 research on the effects of child sexual Whitehead III, G. 1., & Smith, S. H. abuse. 17-36 Motive profiles of modern and tradition- Radmacher, S. A., & Martin, D. J. /denti- al U.S. presidents. 237-240 fying significant predictors of student Wilson, K. M., & Huff, J. L. Scaling evaluations of faculty through hierarchi- Satan. 292-300. cal regression analysis. 259-268. Wilson, S. L. Attachment disorders: Re- Rokach, A. Criminal offense type and the view and current staius. 37-51. Index 685 Winer, G. A., A tribute and thanks to John Criminal offense type and the causes of E. Horrocks: Editor, author, and scholar. loneliness. Ami Rokach. 277-291 580-581. Deception detection: Interrogators’ and Zhang, L-f. Approaches and thinking observers’ decoding of consecutive state- styles in teaching. 547-561. ments. Pdr Anders Granhag & Leif A Zhang, L-f. Do thinking styles contribute Strémwall. 603-620 to academic achievememt beyond self- Depressive cognition: A test of depressive rated abilities? 621-637 realism versus negativity using general Zhang, Z-X. The effects of frequency of knowledge questions. Eric R. Stone, Car- social interaction and relationship close- rie L. Dodrill, & Natasha Johnson. ness on reward allocation. 154-164 583-602. Dimensions and aspects of longing: Age TITLE INDEX and gender differences in Swedish 9-, 12-, and 15-year-old children. Olle Antiunion and prounion attitudes as predic- Holm. 381-397. tors of college students’ willingness to Direct reports of motivation for task perfor- join a union. David M. LaHuis & Steven mance levels: Some construct-related Mellor. 661-681 evidence. Mark E. Tubbs & Michael L. Approaches and thinking styles in teaching Trusty. 185-204. Li-fang Zhang. 547-561. Do thinking styles contribute to academic Attachment disorders: Review and current achievement beyond self-related abili- status. Samantha L. Wilson. 37-5}. ties? Li-fang Zhang. 621-637. Body attitude, gender, and self-concept: A Do we see eye-to-eye? Implications of cul- 30-year perspective. Elizabeth L. Sond- tural differences for cross-cultural man- haus, Richard M. Kurtz, & Michael J. agement research and practice. Ji Li & Strube. 413-429. Leonard Karakowsky. 501-517. Body image preference in the United States The effects of frequency of social interac- and rural Thailand: An exploratory study. ticn and relationship closeness on reward Matthew J. Sharps, Jana L. Price- allocation. Zhi-Xue Zhang. 154-164. Sharps, & John Hanson. 518-526. Engaging distortions: Are we idealizing A causal model of burnout among self- marriage? Jennifer M. Bonds-Raacke, managed work team members. David F:- Erica S. Bearden, Noelle J. Carriere, Elloy, Willbann Terpening, & John Kohls Ellen M. Anderson, & Sandra D. Nicks. 321-334. 179-184. Communication and consistency: AIDS talk An exploratory study on the career anchors and AIDS attitudes. Mansur Lalljee & of educators in Singapore. Hwee-Hoon Emma Palmer-Canton. 87-99. Tan & Boon-Choo Quek. 527-545. A comparison of situational and disposi- Factors predicting future time orientation tional predictors of perceptions of organi- for romantic relationships with the oppo- zational politics. Wendy E. O’Connor & site sex. Bengi Oner. 430-438. Todd G. Morrison. 301-312. Further assessment of the construct validity Concurrent validity of the test of nonverbal of four measures of narcissism: Replica- intelligence in Parkinson’s disease patients. tion and extension. Renate B. Soyer, Janet S. Bostantjopoulou, G. Kiosseoglou, Z. L. Rovenpor, Richard E. Kopelman, Lynn Katsarou, & A. Alevriadou. 205-212. S. Mullins, & P. J. Watson. 245-258. Congruence of counselor self-disclosure General relations among drug use, alcohol and perceived effectiveness. Scott J. use, and major indexes of psychopathol- Nyman & Timothy K. Daugherty. ogy. Albert Mehrabian. 71-86. 269-276. Goal orientations and the search for confir- Consensus change, conflict, and relation- matory affect. William D. McIntosh, ship satisfaction in romantic relation- Leonard L. Martin, & Jennings B. Jones ships. Duncan Cramer. 313-320. Il. 5-16. 686 The Journal of Psychology —— Hedonic intensity of disappointment and Griffin. 125-127. elation. Eduard Brandstdtter & Willy Pssyycchhoollogoigciacla l corrcoerlrealtatees of attitudlees Christian Kriz. 368-380 toward men. John Maltby & Liza Day 335-351 Identifying significant predictors of student evaluations of faculty through hierarchi- lhe relationship between exercise motives cal regression analysis. Sally A. Rad- and psychological well-being. John macher & David J. Martin. 259-268 Maltby & Liza Day. 651-660 The Irrational Beliefs Survey, one factor o1 The relationship between life satisfaction, four? A replication of Mahoney’s (1997) self-consciousness, and the Myers- findings. John Maltby & Liza Day Briggs Type Inventory dimensions. Rick 462—464 Harrineton & Donald A. Loffredo Is self-reflectiveness an unhealthy aspect of 439-450 private self-consciousness? Donald J The relationship between self-leadership Scandell. 451461 and enhanced psychological, health, and Journal reprints as dissemination of psy work outcomes. Christyn L. Dolbier, chological research: Courtesy, obliga Mike Soderstrom, & Mary A. Steinhardt tion, or obsolescence? Marley W 469-485 Watkins. 52-58 Religious affiliation and social commit- Loneliness and social dissatisfaction in ment as determinants of moral attitudes Turkish adolescents. Avyhan Demir & in the prevention of AIDS or the fight Nuray Tarhan. 113-123 against poverty. Laurent Bégue Managing time: The effects of personal 571-576 goal setting on resource allocation strat- The role of househusband and housewife y and task performance. Oriel J as perceived by a college population Strickland & Mark Galimba. 357-367 Diane Keyser Wentworth & Robert M \ meta-analysis of the published research Chell. 639-650 on the effects of child sexual abuse. Eii abeth Oddone Paolucci, Mark L Scaling Satan. Keith M. Wilson & Jennifer L. Huff. 292-300 Genuis, & Claudio Violato. 17-36 Motive profiles of modern and traditional Self-control and cooperation: Different concepts, similar decisions? A question U.S. presidents. George I. Whitehead Ill of the nght perspective. Siegfried & Stephanie H. Smith. 237-240 Need for cognition and cognitive perfor Dewitte & David De Cremer. 133-153 mance from a cross-cultural perspective Separation—individuation in late adoles- Examples of academic success and solv- cence: An investigation of gender and ing anagrams. Sami Gulgé: 100-112 ethnic differences. Enrico Gnaulati & Normative perceptions in relation to sub- Barb J. Heine. 59-70 stance use and HIV-risky sexual behav- Socially desirable responding and impres- iors of college students. S. Rebecca Bon sion management in the endorsement of James B. Hittner, & Jason P. Lawan love styles. Martin F- Davies. 562-570 dales. 165-178 Situational leadership style as a predictor of Organizational commitment, job satisfac- success and productivity among Tai- tion, and effort in the service environ- wanese business organizations. Colin Sil- ment. Mark R. Testa. 226-236 verthorne & Ting-Hsin Wang. 399-412 Path model analyzed with ordinary least Toward a tripartite factor structure of men- Squares multiple regression versus LIS tal health: Subjective well-being, person- REL. Theresa J. B. Kline & Joy D al growth, and religiosity. William C Klammer. 213-225 Compton. 486-500 The phenomenology of the alone condi- A tribute and thanks to John E. Horrocks tion: More evidence for the role of Editor, author, and scholar. Gerald A aloneness in social facilitation. Murray Winer, 580-581