The Journal of Psychology 2002: Vol 136 Index

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The Journal of Psychology, 2002, 136(6), 684-688
Index to Volume 136
The annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer
to the following issues:
Number | (January): 1-112 Number 4 (July): 353-464
Number 2 (March): 113-240 Number 5 (September): 465-576
Number 3 (May): 241-352 Number 6 (November): 577-688
AUTHOR INDEX
Becker, G. A., & Miller, C. E. Examin- pregnant and nonpregnant women:
ing contrast effects in performance Their levels and interrelationships
appraisals: Using appropriate con- and their relationship to marital sat-
trols and asse Ssing accuracy isfaction. 631-646.
667-683. Eide, P., Kemp, A., Silberstein, R. B.,
-rnardo, A. B. |. Language and mathe- Nathan, P. J., & Stough, C.
matical problem solving among bilin Test-retest reliability of the Emotion-
guals. 283-297. al Stroop task: Examining the para-
ietto, S. S., & Lester, D. Love and dox of measurement change.
achievement motives in women’s and 514-520.
men’s suicide notes. 573-576 Furnham, A., Badmin, N., & Sneade, |
lozzi, A. F., Bull, K. S., Stein, L. B.., Body image disssatisfaction: Gender
Ray, K., & Barnes, L. Empathy theo differences in eating attitudes, self-
ry and practice: A survey of psychol-
esteem, and reasons for exercise.
ogists and counselors. 161-170 581-596.
Cifre, E., & Salanova, M. Multidimen Harris, A. H. S., Standard, S., Brunning,
sionality and bipolarity of a Spanish J. 1... Casey, S..L., Goldberg, $. 11.,
version of Warr’s (1990) well-being Oliver, L., Ito, K., & Marshall, J. M.
measures. 69-74 The accuracy of abstracts in psychol-
Cramer, D. Relationship satisfaction ogy journals. 141-148.
and conflict over minor and major Higgins, L. T., & Zheng, M. An intro-
issues in romantic relationships duction to Chinese psychology—tts
75-8 | historical roots until the present day.
Dehle, C., & Weiss, R. L. Associations 225-239.
between anxiety and marital adjust- Higuchi, M., & Fukada, H. A compari-
ment. 328-338 son of four causal factors of embar-
Dimitrovsky, L., Levy-Shiff, R., & rassment in public and private situa-
Schattner-Zanany, |. Dimensions of tions. 399-406.
depression and perfectionism in Holm, O., Greaker, E., & Strémberg, A.
The Journal of Psychology, 2002, 136(6), 684-688
Index to Volume 136
The annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer
to the following issues:
Number | (January): 1-112 Number 4 (July): 353-464
Number 2 (March): 113-240 Number 5 (September): 465-576
Number 3 (May): 241-352 Number 6 (November): 577-688
AUTHOR INDEX
Becker, G. A., & Miller, C. E. Examin- pregnant and nonpregnant women:
ing contrast effects in performance Their levels and interrelationships
appraisals: Using appropriate con- and their relationship to marital sat-
trols and asse Ssing accuracy isfaction. 631-646.
667-683. Eide, P., Kemp, A., Silberstein, R. B.,
-rnardo, A. B. |. Language and mathe- Nathan, P. J., & Stough, C.
matical problem solving among bilin Test-retest reliability of the Emotion-
guals. 283-297. al Stroop task: Examining the para-
ietto, S. S., & Lester, D. Love and dox of measurement change.
achievement motives in women’s and 514-520.
men’s suicide notes. 573-576 Furnham, A., Badmin, N., & Sneade, |
lozzi, A. F., Bull, K. S., Stein, L. B.., Body image disssatisfaction: Gender
Ray, K., & Barnes, L. Empathy theo differences in eating attitudes, self-
ry and practice: A survey of psychol-
esteem, and reasons for exercise.
ogists and counselors. 161-170 581-596.
Cifre, E., & Salanova, M. Multidimen Harris, A. H. S., Standard, S., Brunning,
sionality and bipolarity of a Spanish J. 1... Casey, S..L., Goldberg, $. 11.,
version of Warr’s (1990) well-being Oliver, L., Ito, K., & Marshall, J. M.
measures. 69-74 The accuracy of abstracts in psychol-
Cramer, D. Relationship satisfaction ogy journals. 141-148.
and conflict over minor and major Higgins, L. T., & Zheng, M. An intro-
issues in romantic relationships duction to Chinese psychology—tts
75-8 | historical roots until the present day.
Dehle, C., & Weiss, R. L. Associations 225-239.
between anxiety and marital adjust- Higuchi, M., & Fukada, H. A compari-
ment. 328-338 son of four causal factors of embar-
Dimitrovsky, L., Levy-Shiff, R., & rassment in public and private situa-
Schattner-Zanany, |. Dimensions of tions. 399-406.
depression and perfectionism in Holm, O., Greaker, E., & Strémberg, A.
Index 685
Experiences of longing in Norwegian of health-promoting laughter: A
and Swedish 4- and 5-year-old chil- CTOSS- Re nerational ¢ omparison.
dren. 608-612. 171-181.
Hovey, J. D., & Magana, C. G. Explor- Maltby, J. The Age Universal I-E
ing the mental health of Mexican Scale—12 and orientation toward
migrant farm workers in the Mid- religion: Confirmfaacttoro arnayly -
west: Psychosocial predictors of psy- sis. 555-560
chological distress and suggestions Martin, J., & Dawda, D. Reductionism
for prevention and treatment. in the comments and autobiographi-
493-513. cal accounts of prominent psycholo-
Indick, W. Fight the power: The limits gists. 37-52.
of empiricism and the costs of posi- McFarland, L. A., Ryan, A. M., &
tivistic rigor. 21-36. Kriska, S. D. Field study investiga-
Jackson, T., Weiss, K. E., Lundquist, J. tion of applicant use of influence tac-
J., & Soderlind, A. Perceptions of tics in a Selection interview.
goal-directed activities of optimists 383-398.
and pessimists: A personal projects McKay, D., & Greisberg, S. Specificity
analysis. 521-532. of measures of thought control.
Johnson, W. R., Morrow, P. C., & John- 149-160.
son, G. J. An evaluation of a per- Meade, M. A., & Slesnick, N. Ethical
ceived overqualification scale across considerations for research and
work settings. 425-441. treatment with runaway and home-
Kebbell, M. R., Johnson, S. D., Froy- less adolescents. 449-463.
land, I., & Ainsworth, M. The influ- Morrow, P. C., & Leedle, T. A compari-
ence of belief that a car crashed on son of job performance and discipli-
witnesses’ estimates of civilian and nary records of smokers and non-
police car speed. 597-607. smokers. 339-349.
Kelly, W. E. Anxiety and the prediction Murray, J. B. Phencyclidine (PCP): A
of task duration: A preliminary dangerous drug, but useful in schizo-
analysis. 53-58. phrenia research, 319-327.
Kelly, W. E. An investigation of worry Okech, A. P., & Harrington, R. The rela-
and sense of humor. 657-666. tionships among Black conscious-
Kincanon, E. Time and sensation ness, self-esteem, and academic self-
350-352. efficacy in African American men.
Kohan, A., & O’Connor, B. P. Police 214-224.
officer job satisfaction in relation to Ommundsen, R., Hak, T., Mérch, S.,
mood, well-being, and alcohol con- Larsen, K. S., & Van der Veer, K.
sumption. 307-318. Attitudes toward illegal immigration:
Ladouceur, R., & Sévigny, S. Symbols A cross-national methodological
presentation modality as a determi- comparison. 103-110
nant of gambling behavior. 443-448. Oner, B. Self-monitoring and future time
Lin, C. Y.-Y. Empowerment in the ser- orientation in romantic relationships.
vice industry: An empirical study in 420-424
Taiwan. 533-554. Paik, C. M., & Michael, W. B. Further
Lindberg, M. A. The role of suggestions psychometric evaluation of the
and personality characteristics in Japane se version of an acade mic
producing illness reports and desires self-conce pt se ale. 298-306.
for suing the responsible party. Pellitteri, J. The relationship between
125-140. emotional intelligence and ego
Mahony, D. L., Burroughs, W. J., & defense mechanisms. 182-194.
Lippman, L. G. Perceived attributes Pittenger, D. J. Preserving the ethical
686 The Journal of Psychology
propriety of statistical devices. Tocqueville. 263-271.
117-124. Zhang, L.-F. Thinking styles and modes
Poore, A. G., Gagne, F., Barlow, K. M.. of thinking: Implicationfso r educa-
Lydon, J. E., Taylor, D. M., & tion and research. 245-261.
Wright, S. C. Contact and the per-
sonal/group discrimination discrep- TITLE INDEX
ancy in an Inuit community.
371-383. The accuracy of abstracts in psychology
Rokach, A. Determinants of loneliness journals. Alex H. S. Harris, Sam
of voung adult drug users. 613-630 Standard, Jennifer L. Brunning,
Ryska, T. A. Leadership styles and Shannon L. Casey, Jennifer Hoffman
occupational stress among college Goldberg, Lisa Oliver, Keito Ito, &
athletic directors: The moderating Jonathan M. Marshall. 141-148.
effect of program goals. 195-213. The Age Universal I-E Scale—12 and
Sagy, S. Moderating factors explaining orientation toward religion: Confir-
stress reactions: Comparing chronic- matory factor analysis. John Maltby.
without-acute stress and chronic- 555-560
with-acute stress situations. 407-419. Anxiety and the prediction of task dura-
Sakalli-Ugurlu, N., & Beydogan, B. tion: A preliminary analysis. William
Turkish college students’ attitudes E. Kelly. 53-58.
toward women managers: The effects Associations between anxiety and mari-
of patriarchy, sexism, and gender dif- tal adjustment. Crystal Dehle &
ferences. 647-656. Robert L. Weiss. 328-338.
Schommer-Aikins, M., & Hutter, R. Attitudes toward illegal immigration: A
Epistemological beliefs and thinking cross-national methodological com-
about everyday controversial issues parison. Reidar Ommundsen, Tony
5-20 Hak, Sven Morch, Knud S. Larsen, &
Sharps, M. J., & Martin, S. S. “Mind- Kees Van der Veer. 103-110.
less” decision making as a failure of Body image dissatisfaction: Gender dif-
contextual reasoning. 272—282. ferences in eating attitudes, self-
Sharps, M. J., Villegas, A. B., Nunes, M esteem, and reasons for exercise.
A... & Barber, T. L. Memory for ani- Adrian Furnham, Nicola Badmin, &
mal tracks: A possible cognitive arti lan Sneade. 581-596
fact of human evolution. 469-492 A comparison of four causal factors of
Sneed, C. D. Correlates and implica- embarrassment in public and private
tions for agreeableness in children situations. Masataka Higuchi &
SY—6O Hiromi Fukada. 399-406
Tan, H.-H., & Tan, C.-P. Temporary A comparison of job performance and
emplovees in Singapore: What drive disciplinary records of smokers and
them? 83-102 > nonsmokers. Paula C. Morrow &
Thompson, R. L., Brossare, D. F., Car- Teresa Leedle. 339-349
lozzi, A. F., & Miville, M. L. Five- Contact and the personal/group discrim-
factor model (Big Five) personality ination discrepancy in an Inuit com-
traits and universal-diverse orienta- munity. Abigail G. Poore, Faby
tion in counselor trainees. 561-572. Gagne, Kelly M. Barlow, John E.
Vastfjall, D. Influences of current mood Lydon, Donald M. Taylor, & Stephen
and noise sensitivity on judgments of C. Wright. 371-382.
noise annoyance. 357-370. Correlates and implications for agree-
Watson, P. J.. & Morris, R. J. Individu- ableness in children. Carl D. Sneed.
alist and collectivist values: 59-67.
Hypotheses suggested by Alexis de Determinants of loneliness of young
Index 687
adult drug users. Ami Rokach. cism and the costs of positivistic
613-630. rigor. William Indick. 21-36.
Dimensions of depression and perfec- Five-factor model (Big Five) personality
tionism in pregnant and nonpregnant traits and universal-diverse orienta-
women: Their levels and interrela- tion in counselor trainees. Russel L.
tionships and their relationship to Thompson, Daniel F: Brossart, Alfred
marital satisfaction. Lilly Dimitro- F. Carlozzi, & Marie L. Miville.
vsky, Rachel Levy-Shiff, & Irit Schat- 561-572.
tner-Zanany. 63\—-646. Further psychometric evaluation of the
Empathy theory and practice: A survey Japanese version of an academic self-
of psychologists and counselors. concept scale. Chie Matsuzawa Paik
Alfred F- Carlozzi, Kay S. Bull, & William B. Michael. 298-306.
Lawrence B. Stein, Kelly Ray, & individualist and collectivist values:
Laura Barnes. 161-170. Hypotheses suggested by Alexis de
Empowerment in the service industry. Tocqueville. P J. Watson & Ronald J.
An empirical study in Taiwan. Carol Morris. 263-271.
Yeh-Yun Lin. 533-554. The influence of belief that a car
Epistemological beliefs and thinking crashed on witnesses’ estimates of
about everyday controversial issues. civilian and police car speed. Mark
Marlene Schommer-Aikins & Rosetta R. Kebbell, Shane D. Johnson, Irene
Hutter. 5-20. Froyland, & Melvin Ainsworth.
Ethical considerations for research and 597-607.
treatment with runaway and home- Influences of current mood and noise
less adolescents. Melissa A. Meade & sensitivity on judgments of noise
Natasha Slesnick. 449-463. annoyance. Daniel Vdastfjall.
357-370
An evaluation of a perceived overquali-
fication scale across work settings. An introduction to Chinese psycholo-
W. Roy Johnson, Paula C. Morrow, & gy—lts historical roots until the pres-
Gloria Jones Johnson. 425-441. ent day. Louise T. Higgins & Mo
Examining contrast effects in perfor- Zheng. 225-239.
mance appraisals: Using appropriate An investigation of worry and sense of
controls and assessing accuracy. humor. William E. Kelly. 657-666.
Geraldine A. Becker & Charles E. Language and mathematical problem
Miller. 667-683. solving among bilinguals. Allan B. 1.
Experiences of longing in Norwegian Bernardo. 283-297.
and Swedish 4- and 5-year-old chil- Leadership styles and occupational
dren. Olle Holm, Elin Greaker, & stress among college athletic direc-
Anna Strémberg. 608-612. tors: The moderating effect of pro-
Exploring the mental health of Mexican gram goals. ToddA . Ryska. 195-213.
migrant farm workers in the Mid- Love and achievement motives in
west: Psychosocial predictors of psy- women’s and men’s suicide notes.
chological distress and suggestions Silvia Sara Canetto & David Lester.
for prevention and treatment. Joseph 573-576
D. Hovey & Cristina G. Magana. Memory for animal tracks: A possible
493-513.
cognitive artifact of human evolution.
Field study investigation of applicant Matthew J. Sharps, Amy Boothby Vil-
use of influence tactics in a selection legas, Michael A. Nunes, & Terry L.
interview. Lynn A. McFarland, Ann Barber. 469-492.
Marie Ryan, & S. David Kriska. “Mindless” decision making as a failure
383-398. of contextual reasoning. Matthew J.
Fight the power: The limits of empiri- Sharps & Sandy S. Martin. 272-282.
OSS The Journal of Psychology
Moderating factors explaining stress Cramer. 75-81.
reactions: Comparing chronic-with- The relationships among Black con-
out-acute stress and chronic-with- sciousness, self-esteem, and academ-
acute stress situations. Shifra Sagy. ic self-efficacy in African American
407-419. men. Allan Prince Okech & Rick
Multidimensionality and bipolarity of a Harrington. 214-224.
Spanish version of Warr’s (1990) rhe role of suggestions and personality
well-being measures. Eva Cifre & characteristics in producing illness
Marisa Salanova. 69-74 reports and desires for suing the
Perceived attributes of health-promoting responsible party. Marc A. Lindberg.
laughter: A cross-generational com- 125-140.
parison. Diana L. Mahony, W. Jeffrey Self-monitoring and future time orienta-
Burroughs, & Louis G. Lippman tion in romantic relationships. Bengi
171-181 Oner. 420-424
Perceptions of goal-directed activities ot Specificity of measures of thought con-
optimists and pessimists: A personal trol. Dean McKay & Scott Griesberg.
projects analysis. Todd Jackson, 149-160.
Karen E. Weiss, Jessie J. Lundquist, Symbols presentation modality as a
& Adam Soderlind 521-532 determinant of gambling behavior.
*hencyclidine (PCP): A dangerous drug, Robert Ladouceur & Serge Sévigny.
443-448 ;
but useful in schizophrenia research
John B. Murray. 319-327 Temporary employees in Singapore:
satisfaction in relation What drives them? Hwee-Hoon Tan
» mood, well-being, and alcohol & Chwee-Peng Tan. 83-102.
consumption. Andrea Kohan & Brian Fest—retest reliability of the Emotional
P. O'Connor, 307-318 Stroop task: Examining the paradox
Preserving the ethical propriety of statis- of measurement change. P. Eide, A.
tical devices. David J. Pittenger. Kemp, R. B. Silberstein, P. J. Nathan,
117-124 & C. Stough. 514-520
Reductionism in the comments and rhinking styles and modes of thinking:
autobiographical accounts of promi Implications for education and
nent psychologists. Jack Martin & research. Li-Fang Zhang. 245-261.
Darek Dawda. 37-52 lime and sensation. Eric Kincanon.
Phe relationship between emotional 350-352.
intelligence and ego defense mecha Turkish college students’ attitudes
John Pellitteri. 182-194 toward women managers: The effects
hip satisfaction and conflict of patriarchy, sexism, and gender dif-
in ferences. Nuray Sakalli-Ugurlu &
lationships. Duncan Basak Beydogan. 647-656.