The Journal of Social Psychology 2000: Vol 140 Index

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The Journal of Social Psychology, 2000, 140(6), 793-799
Index to Volume 140
This annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer
to the following issues:
Number | (February): 1-144 Number 4 (August): 401-544
Number 2 (April): 145-272 Number 5 (October): 545-672
Number 3 (June): 273-400 Number 6 (December): 673-800
AUTHOR INDEX
Al-Krenawi, A., & Lightman, E. S. names. 197-201.
Learning achievement, social adjust- Caputo, A. A., Brodsky, S. L., &
ment, and family conflict among Kemp, S. Understandings and experi-
Bedouin-Arab children from polyga- ences of cruelty: An exploratory
mous and monogamous families. report. 649-660.
345-355. Cardona, P. G., Nicholson, B. C., &
Allen, M. W., Wilson, M., Ng, S. H., & Fox, R. A. Parenting among Hispan-
Dunne, M. Values and beliefs of veg- ic and Anglo-American mothers with
etarians and omnivores. 405-422. young children. 357-365.
Anshel, M. H., & Wells, B. Personal Cherian, V. I., & Malehase, M. C. The
and situational variables that relationship between parental controi
describe coping with acute stress in and scholastic achievement of chil-
competitive sport. 434-450. dren from single- and two-parent
Anshel, M. H., Williams, L. R. T., & families. 665-667.
Williams, S. M. Coping style follow- Cooke, C. A., & Puddifoot, J. E. Gun
ing acute stress in competitive sport. culture and symbolism among U.K.
751-773. and U.S. women. 423-433.
Bizman, A., & Yinon, Y. Perceptions of De Cremer, D. Effect of group identifi-
dual identity and separate groups cation on the use of attributions.
among secular and religious Israeli 267-269.
Jews. 589-596. Demarest, J., & Allen, R. Body image:
Brierley, J. A. An analysis of the impact Gender, ethnic, and age differences.
of the work environment on chartered 465-472.
accountants’ professional examina- Duran, A., & Trafimow, D. Cognitive
tion performance. 397-398. organization of favorable and unfa-
Bruning, J. L., Polinko, N. K., Zerbst, J., vorable beliefs about performing a
& Buckingham, J. T. The effect on behavior. 179-187.
expected job success of the connota- Eaton, L., & Louw, J. Culture and self
tive meanings of names and nick- in South Africa: Individualism-col-
794 _ The Journal of Social Psychology
lectivism predictions. 210-217. holics Anonymous: Personal experi-
Eliason, S. L., & Dodder, R. A. Neutral- ence and social perceptions.
ization among deer poachers. 565-579.
536-538. Kaissidis-Rodafinos, A., & Anshel, M. H.
Elbedour, S., Bart, W. M., & Hektner, Psychological predictors of coping
J. M. Scholastic achievement and responses among Greek basketball
family marital structure: referees. 329-344.
Bedouin-Arab adolescents from Khallad, Y. Education and career aspi-
monogamous and polygamous fami- rations of Palestinian and U.S. youth.
lies in Israe!. 503-514. 789-791.
Eshel, Y., & Rosenthal-Sokolov, M. Khazanovich, G., & Schlenker, B. R.
Acculturation attitudes and sociocul- Psychological involvement in parent-
tural adjustment of sojourner youth hood among Ukrainians. 188-195.
in Israel. 677-691. Kirby, S. L., & Richard, O. C. Impact of
Floyd, K. Affectionate same-sex touch: marketing work-place diversity on
The influence of homophobia on employee job involvement and orga-
observers’ perceptions. 774-788. nizational commitment. 367-377.
Fointiat, V. “Foot-in-the-mouth” versus Leondari, A., & Kiosseoglou, G. The
“door-in-the-face” requests. relationship of parental attachment
264-266. and psychological separation to the
Forbes, G. B., & Adams-Curtis, L. E. psychological functioning of young
Gender role typing and attachment to adults. 451-464.
parents and peers. 258-260. Leone, C., & D’Arienzo, J. Sensation-
Foster, M. D. Positive and negative seeking and differentially arousing
responses to personal discrimination: television commercials. 710-720.
Does coping make a difference? Lev-Wiesel, R. The effect of children’s
93-106. sleeping arrangements (communal
Furnham, A., Ota, H., Tatsuro, H., & vs. familial) on fatherhood among
Koyasu, M. Beliefs about overcoming men in an Israeli kibbutz. 580-588.
psychological problems among Lim, V. K. G., Teo, T. S. H., & See, S.
British and Japanese students. K. B. Perceived job image among
63-74. police officers in Singapore: Factori-
Harrell, W. A., Bowlby, J. W., & Hall- al dimensions and differential effects.
Hoffarth, D. Directing wayfinders 740-750.
with maps: The effects of gender, age, Ling, W., Chia, R. C., & Fang, L. Chi-
route complexity, and familiarity with nese implicit leadership theory.
the environment. 169-178. 729-739.
Heaven, P. C. L., Greene, R. L., Stones, Loo, R., & Thorpe, K. Confirmatory
C. R., & Caputi, P. Levels of social factor analyses of the full and short
dominance orientation in three soci- versions of the Marlowe—Crowne
eties. 530-532. Social Desirability Scale. 628-635.
Horrocks, J. E. Dr. Leonard W. Doob Lu, L. Gender and conjugal differences
resigns. 149. in happiness. 132-141.
House, J. D. The effect of student Mallery, P. Controllability, anger, judg-
involvement on the development of ments, and valence in attributions for
academic self-concept. 261-263. civil unrest. 393-395.
Hyman, M. R. Mail surveys of faculty Martinot, D., & Monteil, J.-M. Use of
and acquaintances-of-the-researcher the self-concept in forming prefer-
bias. 255-257. ences by French students of different
Kairouz, S., & Dubé, L. Abstinence and levels of academic achievement.
well-being among members of Alco- 119-131.
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McAndrew, F. T., Akande, A., Bridg- Sani, F., Bennett, M., Agostini, L.,
stock, R., Mealey, L., Gordon, S. C., Malucchi, L., & Ferguson, N. Chil-
Scheib, J. E., Akande-Adetoun, B. E., dren’s conceptions of characteristic
Odewale, F., Morakinyo, A., Nya- features of category members.
hete, P., & Mubvakure, G. A multi- 227-239.
cultural study of stereotyping in Eng- Scherer, R. F., Hwang, C.-E., Yan, W., &
lish-speaking countries. 487-502. Li, J. The dimensionality of coping
Moore, R. M., III. Creativity of small among Chinese health care workers.
groups and of persons working 317-327.
alone. 142-143. Schroth, M. L., & McCormack, W. A.
Mullis, R. L., & Chapman, P. Age, gen- Sensation seeking and need for
der, and self-esteem differences in achievement among study-abroad
adolescent coping styles. 539-541. students. 533-535.
Murphy, P. L. The commodified self in Shore, T. H., Tashchian, A., & Adams,
consumer culture: A cross-cultural J. S. Development and validation of
perspective. 636-647. a scale measuring attitudes toward
Nesdale, D., & Pinter, K. Self-efficacy smoking. 615-623.
and job-seeking activities in unem- Sidani, Y. M., & Gardner, W. L. Work
ployed ethnic youth. 608-614. values among Lebanese workers.
O'Driscoll, M. P., & Beehr, T. A. Mod- 597-607.
erating effects of perceived control Sinha, S. P., & Nayyar, P. Crowding
and need for clarity on the relation- effects of density and personal space
ship between role stressors and requirements of older people: The
employee affective reactions. impact of self-control and social sup-
151-159. port. 721-728.
Omodei, M. M., & McLennan, J. Con- Steins, G. Motivation in person percep-
ceptualizing and measuring global tion: Role of the other’s perspective.
interpersonal mistrust-trust. 692-709.
279-294. Tam, S.-F., Ip, Y.-C., & Chan, C. S.-C.
Parker, K. D., Calhoun, T., & Weaver, G. Self-concepts of hospitalized and
Variables associated with adolescent day-care psychiatric patients.
alcohol use: A multiethnic compari- 202-209.
son. 51-62. Taris, T. W. Dispositional need for cog-
Peluchette, J. V. E., & Jeanquart, S. nitive closure and self-enhancing
Professionals’ use of different mentor beliefs. 35—S0.
sources at various careei’ Stages: Trice, A. D. Italian, Bulgarian, and U.S.
Implications for career success. children’s perceptions of gender-
549-564. appropriateness of occupations.
Rauch, S. A. M., & Bryant, J. B. Gender 661-663.
and context differences in alcohol Tsai, G., & Gray, J. The Eating Disor-
expectancies. 240-253. ders Inventory among Asian Ameri-
Rustemli, A., Mertan, B., & Ciftci, O. can college women. 527-529.
In-group favoritism among native Tsoudis, O. Relation of affect control
and immigrant Turkish Cypriots: theory to the sentencing of criminals.
Trait evaluations of in-group and 473-485.
out-group targets. 26-34. Upmanyu, V. V., Upmanyu, S., & Lester,
Sakamoto, S. Self-focusing situations D. Depressive symptoms among U.S.
and depression. 107-118. and Indian college students: The
Sam, D. L. Psychological adaptation of effects of gender and gender role.
adolescents with immigrant back- 669-671.
grounds. 5-25. Vanbeselaere, N. The treatment of rele-
796 The Journal of Social Psychology
vant and irrelevant outgroups in min- moral thought. 75-91.
imal group situations with crossed Woo, T. O., & Frank, N. Academic per-
categorizations. 515-526. formance and perceived validity of
Wagner, S. L., & Rush, M. C. Altruistic grades: An additional case for self-
‘ organizational citizenship behavior: enhancement. 218-226.
Context, disposition, and age.
Yoon, J., & Thye, S. Supervisor support
379-391.
in the work place: Legitimacy and
Wann, D. L., & Schrader, M. P. Control-
positive affectivity. 295-316.
lability and stability in the self-serv-
Zweigenhaft, R. L., & Von Ammon, J.
ing attributions of sport spectators.
Birth order and civil disobedience: A
160-168.
test of Sulloway’s “born to rebel”
White, F. A. Relationship of family
hypothesis. 624-627.
socialization processes to adolescent
TITLE INDEX
Abstinence and well-being among mem- Birth order and civil disobedience: A test
bers of Alcoholics Anonymous: Per- of Sulloway’s “born to rebel” hypothe-
sonal experience and social percep- sis. Richard L. Zweigenhaft & Jessica
tions. Sylvia Kairouz & Lise Dubé. Von Ammon. 624-627.
565-579. Body image: Gender, ethnic, and age dif-
Academic performance and perceived ferences. Jack Demarest & Rita Allen.
validity of grades: An additional case 465-472.
for self-enhancement. Tae O. Woo & Children’s conceptions of characteristic
Nancy Frank. 218-226. features of category members. Fabio
Acculturation attitudes and sociocultural Sani, Mark Bennett, Luisa Agostini,
adjustment of sojourner youth in Lucilla Malucchi, & Nicola Ferguson.
Israel. Yohanan Eshel & Marianna 227-239.
Rosenthal-Sokolov. 677-691. Chinese implicit leadership theory. Wen-
Affectionate same-sex touch: The influ- quan Ling, Rosina C. Chia, & Liluo
ence of homophobia on observers’ Fang. 729-739.
perceptions. Kory Floyd. 774-788. Cognitive organization of favorable and
Age, gender, and self-esteem differences unfavorable beliefs about performing a
in adolescent coping styles. Ronald behavior. Anne Duran & David Trafi-
L. Mullis & Paula Chapman. mow. 179-187.
539-541. The commodified self in consumer cul-
Altruistic organizational citizenship ture: A cross-cultural perspective.
behavior: Context, disposition, and Patricia L. Murphy. 636-647.
age. Sharon L. Wagner & Michael C. Conceptualizing and measuring global
Rush. 379-391. interpersonal mistrust-trust. Mary M.
An analysis of the impact of the work Omodei & Jim McLennan. 279-294.
environment on chartered accoun- Confirmatory factor analyses of the full
tants’ professional examination per- and short versions of the
formance. John A. Brierley. 397-398. Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability
Beliefs about overcoming psychological Scale. Robert Loo & Karran Thorpe.
problems among British and Japan- 628-635.
ese students. Adrian Furnham, Hiro- Controllability and stability in the self-
mi Ota, Hosoe Tatsuro, & Masuo serving attributions of sport spectators.
Koyasu. 63-74. Daniel L. Wann & Michael P. Schrader.
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160-168. arrangements (communal vs. famil-
Controllability, anger, judgments, and ial) on fatherhood among men in an
valence in attributions for civil Israeli kibbutz. Rachel Lev-Wiesel.
unrest. Paul Mallery. 393-395. 580-588.
Coping style following acute stress in Effect of group identification on the use
competitive sport. Mark H. Anshel, of attributions. David De Cremer.
L. R. T. Williams, & Sheila M. 267-269.
Williams. 751-773. : The effect of student involvement on the
Creativity of small groups and of per- development of academic self-con-
sons working alone. Robert M. cept. J. Daniel House. 261-263.
Moore III. 142-143. The effect on expected job success of
Crowding effects of density and person- the connotative meanings of names
al space requirements of older peo- and nicknames. James L. Bruning,
ple: The impact of self-control and Natale K. Polinko, Jennifer Zerbst, &
social support. S. P. Sinha & P. Nay- Justin T. Buckingham. 197-201.
yar. 721-728. “Foot-in-the-mouth” versus “door-in-
Culture and self in South Africa: the-face” requests. V. Fointiat.
Individualism—collectivism predic- 264-266.
tions. Liberty Eaton & Johann Louw. Gender and conjugal differences in hap-
216-217. piness. Luo Lu. 132-141.
Depressive symptoms among U.S. and Gender and context differences in alco-
Indian college students: The effects hol expectancies. Sheila A. Mulligan
of gender and gender role. V. V. Rauch & Judith Becker Bryant.
Upmanyu, Sushma Upmanyu, & 240-253.
David Lester. 669-671. Gender role typing and attachment to
Development and validation of a scale parents and peers. Gordon B. Forbes
measuring attitudes toward smoking. & Leah E. Adams-Curtis. 258-260.
Ted H. Shore, Armen Tashchian, & Gun culture and symbolism among U.K.
Janet S. Adams. 615-623. and U.S. women. Claire A. Cooke &
The dimensionality of coping among John E. Puddifoot. 423-433.
Chinese health care workers. Robert Impact of marketing work-place diversi-
F. Scherer, Chi-En Hwang, Wu Yan, ty on employee job involvement and
& James Li. 317-327. organizational commitment. Susan L.
Directing wayfinders with maps: The Kirby & Orlando C. Richard.
effects of gender, age, route com- 367-377.
plexity, and familiarity with the envi- In-group favoritism among native and
ronment. W. Andrew Harrell, Jeffrey immigrant Turkish Cypriots: Trait
W. Bowlby, & Deana Hall-Hoffarth. evaluations of in-group and out-
169-178. group targets. Ahmet Rustemli, Biran
Dispositional need for cognitive closure Mertan, & Orhan Ciftci. 26-34.
and self-enhancing beliefs. Toon W. Italian, Bulgarian, and U.S. children’s
Taris. 35-50. perceptions of gender-appropriateness
Dr. Leonard W. Doob resigns. John E. of occupations. Ashton D. Trice.
Horrocks. 149. 661-663.
The Eating Disorders Inventory among Learning achievement, social adjust-
Asian American college women. ment, and family conflict among
Grace Tsai & James Gray. 527-529. Bedouin—Arab children from polyga-
Education and career aspirations of mous and monogamous families.
Palestinian and U.S. youth. Yacoub Alean Al-Krenawi & Ernie S. Light-
Khallad. 789-791. man. 345-355.
The effect of children’s sleeping Levels of social dominance orientation
798 The Journal of Social Psychology
in three societies. Patrick C. L. Heav- Implications for career success. Joy
en, Ruth L. Greene, Christopher R. Van Eck Peluchette & Sandy Jean-
Stones, & Peter Caputi. 530-532. quart. 549-564.
Mail surveys of faculty and acquain- Psychological adaptation of adolescents
tances-of-the-researcher bias. with immigrant backgrounds. David
Michael R. Hyman, 255-257. Lackland Sam. 5-25.
Moderating effects of perceived control Psychological involvement in parent-
and need for clarity on the relation- hood among Ukrainians. Galina
ship between role stressors and Khazanovich & Barry R. Schlenker.
employee affective reactions. 188-195.
Michael P. O'Driscoll & Terry A. Psychological predictors of coping
Beehr. 151-159. responses among Greek basketball
Motivation in person perception: Role of referees. Angelos Kaissidis-Rodafinos
the other’s perspective. Gisela Steins. & Mark H. Anshel. 329-344.
692-709. Relation of affect control theory to the
A multicultural study of stereotyping in sentencing of criminals. Olga Tsoudis.
English-speaking countries. Francis 473-485.
T. McAndrew, Adebowale Akande, The relationship between parental con-
Ruth Bridgstock, Linda Mealey, trol and scholastic achievement of
Stephen C. Gordon, Joanna E. children from single- and two-parent
Scheib, Bolanle E. Akande-Adetoun, families. V. I. Cherian & M. C. Male-
Funmi Odewale, Asefon Morakinyo, hase. 665-667.
Patricia Nyahete, & Geradine Mub- Relationship of family socialization
vakure. 487-502. processes to adolescent moral
Neutralization among deer poachers. thought. Fiona A. White. 75-91.
Stephen L. Eliason & Richard A. The relationship of parental attachment
Dodder. 536-538. and psychological separation to the
Parenting among Hispanic and Anglo- psychological functioning of young
American mothers with young chil- adults. Angeliki Leondari & Grigoris
dren. Pablo G. Cardona, Bonnie C. Kiosseoglou. 451-464.
Nicholson, & Robert A. Fox. Scholastic achievement and family mari-
357-365. tal structure: Bedouin—Arab adoles-
Perceived job image among police offi- cents from monogamous and polyga-
cers in Singapore: Factorial dimen- mous families in Israel. Salman
sions and differential effects. Vivien Elbedour, William M. Bart, & Joel
K. G. Lim, Thompson S. H. Teo, & M. Hektner. 503-514.
Sean K. B. See. 740-750. Self-concepts of hospitalized and day-
Perceptions of dual identity and separate care psychiatric patients. Sing-Fai
groups among secular and religious Tam, Yee-Chiu Ip, & Cap Siu-Ching
Israeli Jews. Aharon Bizman & Yoel Chan. 202-209.
Yinon. 589-596. Self-efficacy and job-seeking activities
Personal and situational variables that in unemployed ethnic youth. Drew
describe coping with acute stress in Nesdale & Kristy Pinter. 608-614.
competitive sport. Mark H. Anshel & Self-focusing situations and depression.
Bruce Wells. 434-450. Shinji Sakamoto. 107-118.
Positive and negative responses to per- Sensation-seeking and differentially
sonal discrimination: Does coping arousing television commercials.
make a difference? Mindi D. Foster. Christopher Leone & Justin
93-106. D’Arienzo. 710-720.
Professionals’ use of different mentor Sensation seeking and need for achieve-
sources at various Career stages: ment among study-abroad students.
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Marvin L. Schroth & William A. erences by French students of differ-
McCormack. 533-535. ent levels of academic achievement.
Supervisor support in the work place: Delphine Martinot & Jean-Marc
Legitimacy and positive affectivity. Monteil. 119-131.
Jeongkoo Yoon & Shane Thye. Values and beliefs of vegetarians and
295-316. omnivores. Michael W. Allen, Marc
The treatment of relevant and irrelevant Wilson, Sik Hung Ng, & Michael
outgroups in minimal group situa- Dunne. 405-422.
tions with crossed categorizations. Variables associated with adolescent
Norbert Vanbeselaere. 515-526. alcohol use: A multiethnic compari-
Understandings and experiences of cru- son. Keith D. Parker, Thomas Cal-
elty: An exploratory report. Alicia A. houn, & Greg Weaver. 51-62.
Caputo, Stanley L. Brodsky, & Simon Work values among Lebanese workers.
Kemp. 649-660. Yusuf Munir Sidani & William L.
Use of the self-concept in forming pref- Gardner. 597-607.