The Journal of Social Psychology 2006: Vol 146 Index

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The Journal of Social Psychology, 2006, 146(6), 763-767
Index to Volume 146
This annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer to
the following issues:
Number | (February): 1-128 Number 4 (August): 385-512
Number 2 (April): 129-256 Number 5 (October): 513-640
Number 3 (June): 257-384 Number 6 (December): 641—768
AUTHOR INDEX
Abbott, J. B., Boyd, N. G., & Miles, G. amining Personal, Social, and Cultur-
Does Type of Team Matter? An Investi- al Influences on Compliance Behavior
gation of the Relationships Between in the United States, Poland, and Hong
Job Characteristics and Outcomes Kong. 223-244.
Within a Team-Based Environment. Cirakoglu, O. C. Perception of Homosex-
485-507. uality Among Turkish University Stu-
Bakker, A. B., Van Der Zee, K. I., Lewig, dents: The Roles of Labels, Gender,
K. A., & Dollard, M. F. The Relation- and Prior Contact. 293-305.
ship Between the Big Five Personality Collins, D. R., & Stukas, A. A. The
Factors and Burnout: A Study Among Effects of Feedback Self-Consistency,
Volunteer Counselors. 31-50. Therapist Status, and Attitude Toward
Barbuto, J. E., Jr., & Burbach, M. E. The Therapy on Client’s Reaction to Per-
Emotional Intelligence of Transforma- sonality Feedback. 463-483.
tional Leaders: A Field Study of Elect- Conner, D. S. Human-Resource Profes-
ed Officials. 51-64. sionals’ Perceptions of Organizational
Berson, Y., Dan, O., & Yammarino, F. J. Politics as a Function of Experience,
Attachment Style and Individual Dif- Organizational Size, and Perceived
ferences in Leadership Perceptions Independence. 717-732.
and Emergence. 165-182. Costarelli, S. The Distinct Roles of Sub-
Broadhead-Fearn, D., & White, K. M. ordinate and Superordinate Group
The Role of Self-Efficacy in Predicting Power, Conflict, and Categorization
Rule-Following Behaviors in Shelters on Intergroup Prejudice in a Multieth-
for Homeless Youth: A Test of the The- nic Italian Territory. 5-13.
ory of Planned Behavior. 307-3235. Crowson, H. M., Debacker, T. K.. &
Bromgard, G. D., Trafimow, D., & Thoma, S. J. The Role of Authoritarian-
Bromgard, I. K. Valence of Self-Cogni- ism, Perceived Threat, and Need for
tions: The Positivity of Individual Self- Closure or Structure in Predicting Post-
Statements. 85-94. 9/1] Attitudes and Beliefs. 733-750.
Chen, S. X., Hui, N. H. H.. Bond, M. H.., Cunningham, G. B. The Influence of
Sit, A. Y. F., Wong, S., Chow, V. S. Y., Group Diversity on Intergroup Bias
Lun, V. M.-C., & Law, R. W. M. Reex- Following Recategorization. 533-547.
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Danielidou, L., & Horvath, P. Greek Hutter, R. R. C., & Crisp, R. J. /mplica-
Cypriot Attitudes Toward Turkish tions of Cognitive Busyness for the
Cypriots and Turkish Immigrants. Perception of Category Conjunctions.
405-421. 253-256.
Davies, M., Pollard, P.. & Archer, J. Hylton, M. E. Queer in Southern MSW
Effects of Perpetrator Gender and Vic- Programs: Lesbian and Bisexual
tim Sexuality on Blame Toward Male Women Discuss Stigma Management.
Victims of Sexual Assault, 275-291. 611-628.
Davison, T. E., & McCabe, M. P. Adoles- Imamoglu, S., & Imamoglu, E. O. Rela-
cent Body Image and Psychosocial tionship Between General and Con-
Functioning. 15-30. text-Specific Attachment Orientations
Diaz-Morales, J. F., Ferrari, J. R., in a Turkish Sample. 261-274.
Argumedo, D., & Diaz, K. Procrasti- Leck, K. Correlates of Minimal Dating.
nation and Demographic Characteris- 549-567.
tics in Spanish Adults: Further Evi- Lehr, A. T., & Geher, G. Differential
dence. 629-633. Effects of Reciprocity and Attitude
Downie, M., Koestner, R., Horberg, E., Similarity Across Long- Versus Short-
& Haga, S. Exploring the Relation of Term Mating Contexts. 423-439.
Independent and Interdependent Self- Lewandowski, G. W., Jr, & Ackerman,
Construals to Why and How People R. A. Something's Missing: Need Ful-
Pursue Personal Goals. 517-531. fillment and Self-Expansion as Predic-
Forbes, G. B., Jobe, R. L., & Richardson, tors of Susceptibility to Infidelity.
R. M. Associations Between Having a 389-403.
Boyfriend and the Body Satisfaction Li, H. Z., Zhang, Z., Bhatt, G., & Yum,
and Self-Esteem of College Women: An Y.-O. Rethinking Culture and Self-
Extension of the Lin and Kulik Construal: China as a Middie Land.
Hypothesis. 381-384. 591-610.
Forbes, G. B., Jung, J.. & Haas, K. B. Lipponen, J., & Leskinen, J. Conditions
Benevolent Sexism and Cosmetic Use: of Contact: Common In-Group Identity
A Replication With Three College and In-Group Bias Toward Contingent
Samples and One Adult Sample. Workers. 671-684.
635-640. Lu, L. “Cultural Fit’: Individual and
Fuller, J. B., Hester, K., Barnett, T., Frey, Societal Discrepancies in Values,
L., & Relyea, C. Perceived Organiza- Beliefs, and Subjective Well-Being.
tional Support and Perceived External 203-221.
Prestige: Predicting Organizational McGarva, A. R., Ramsey, M., & Shear, S.
Attachment for University Faculty, A. Effects of Driver Cell-Phone Use
Staff, and Administrators. 327-347. on Driver Aggression. 133-146.
Fuller, J. B., Marler, L., Hester, K., Frey, Neff, K. D., Brabeck, K. M., & Kearney,
L., & Relyea, C. Construed External L. K. Relationship Styles of Self-
Image and Organizational Identifica- Focused Autonomy, Other-Focused
tion: A Test of the Moderating Influ- Connection, and Mutuality Among
ence of Need for Self-Esteem. Mexican American and European
701-716. American College Students. 568—590.
Harris, K. J., & Kacmar, K. M. Too Much Noor, N. M. Malaysian Women’s State of
of a Good Thing: The Curvilinear Well-Being: Empirical Validation of a
Effect of Leader-Member Exchange Conceptual Model. 95-115.
on Stress. 65-84. Peterson, B. E., & Pang, J. S. Beyond
Hellman, C. M., & House, D. Volunteers Politics: Authoritarianism and_ the
Serving Victims of Sexual Assault. Pursuit of Leisure. 443-461.
117-123. Pritchard, M. E., & Wilson, G. S. Do
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Coping Styles Change During the First Dynamics and Validity of the Group
Semester of College? 125-127. Selection Interview. 183-201.
Rehbein-Narvaez, R., Garcfa-Vazquez, Vanbeselaere, N., Boen, F., Van Aver-
E., & Madson, L. The Relation maet, E., & Buelens, H. The Janus
Between Self-Esteem and Sexual Func- Face of Power in Intergroup Contexts:
tioning in Collegiate Women. 250-252. A Further Exploration of the Noblesse
Rubinstein, G. Authoritarianism Among Oblige Effect. 685-699.
Border Police Officers, Career Sol- Webb, M., Call, S., Chickering, S. A.,
diers, and Airport Security Guards at Colburn, T. A., & Heisler, D. Disposi-
the Israeli Border. 75\-761. tional Forgiveness and Adult Attach-
Rybak, A., & McAndrew, F. T. How Do ment Styles. 509-512.
We Decide Whom Our Friends Are? Weber, K., Martin, M. M., Binkowski, T..
Defining Levels of Friendship in Cicchirillo, V., Hill, L., Hogan, S.,
Poland and the United — States. Katragadda, S., Lester, B., McElroy, J..
147-163. McNeill, M., Myers, J., Nardello, A.,
Simon, A. F. Computer-Mediated Com- Neyal, A., Nostrand, J., O° Donnell, M..,
munication: Task Performance and Phares, D., Raimato, J., Robinette, M..,
Satisfaction. 349-379. Skaggs, A., & Weeks, G. Gender and
Swami, V., Furnham, A., & Kannan, K. Consent to Organ Donation. 247-249.
Estimating Self, Parental, and Partner Wenger, J. L., & Daniels, A. L. Who Dis-
Multiple Intelligences: A Replication tinguishes Between Sinners and Sins at
in Malaysia. 645-655. the Implicit Level of Awareness?
Tran, T., & Blackman, M. C. The 657-669.
TITLE INDEX
Adolescent Body Image and Psychoso- Beyond Politics: Authoritarianism and
cial Functioning. Tanya E. Davison & the Pursuit of Leisure. Bill E. Peterson
Marita P. McCabe. 15-30. & Joyce S. Pang. 443-461.
Associations Between Having a Computer-Mediated Communication:
Boyfriend and the Body Satisfaction Task Performance and Satisfaction.
and Self-Esteem of College Women: Andrew F. Simon. 349-379.
An Extension of the Lin and Kulik Conditions of Contact: Common In-
Hypothesis. Gordon B. Forbes, Rebec- Group Identity and In-Group Bias
ca L. Jobe, & Raynette M. Richardson. Toward Contingent Workers. Jukka
381-384. Lipponen| & Johanna Leskinen.
Attachment Style and Individual Differ- 671-684.
ences in Leadership Perceptions and Construed External Image and Organi-
Emergence. Yair Berson, Orrie Dan, zational Identification: A Test of the
& Francis J. Yammarino. 165-182. Moderating Influence of Need for
Authoritarianism Among Border Police Self-Esteem. J. Bryan Fuller, Laura
Officers, Career Soldiers, and Airport Marler, Kim Hester, Len Frey, & Clint
Security Guards at the Israeli Border. Relyea. 701-716.
Gidi Rubinstein. 751-761. Correlates of Minimal Dating. Kira
Benevolent Sexism and Cosmetic Use: A Leck. 549-567.
Replication With Three College Sam- “Cultural Fit”: Individual and Societal
ples and One Adult Sample. Gordon B. Discrepancies in Values, Beliefs, and
Forbes, Jaehee Jung, & Kelly B. Haas. Subjective Well-Being. Luo Lu.
635-640. 203-221.
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Differential Effects of Reciprocity and Exploring the Relation of Independent
Attitude Similarity Across Long- Ver- and Interdependent Self-Construals to
sus Short-Term Mating Contexts. Why and How People Pursue Personal
Andrew T. Lehr & Glenn Geher. Goals. Michelle Downie, Richard
423-439. Koestner, Elizabeth Horberg, & Silje
Dispositional Forgiveness and Adult Haga. 517-531.
Attachment Styles. Marcia Webb, Gender and Consent to Organ Donation.
Steve Call, Sarah A, Chickering, Trina Keith Weber, Matthew M. Martin, Tere-
A. Colburn, & Dawn Heisler. sa Binkowski, Vincent Cicchirillo, Lau-
509-512. ren Hill, Samantha Hogan, Smitha
The Distinct Roles of Subordinate and Katragadda, Brandon Lester, John
Superordinate Group Power, Conflict, McElroy, Maren McNeill, Julianna
and Categorization on Intergroup Prej- Myers, Andrea Nardello, Ammary
udice in a Multiethnic Italian Territory. Neyal, John Nostrand, Michael
Sandro Costarelli. 5-13. O'Donnell, Daniel Phares, Joseph
Do Coping Styles Change During the Raimato, Mike Robinette, Annabelle
First Semester of College? Mary E. Skaggs, & Glenn Weeks. 247-249.
Pritchard & Gregory S. Wilson. Greek Cypriot Attitudes Toward Turkish
125-127. Cypriots and Turkish Immigrants.
Does Type of Team Matter? An Investi- Liana Danielidou & Peter Horvath.
gation of the Relationships Between 405-421.
Job Characteristics and Outcomes How Do We Decide Whom Our Friends
Within a Team-Based Environment. Are? Defining Levels of Friendship in
John B. Abbott, Nancy G. Boyd, & Poland and the United States. Anna
Grant Miles. 485-507. Rybak & Francis T. McAndrew.
The Dynamics and Validity of the Group 147-163.
Selection Interview. Timothy Tran & Human-Resource Professionals’ Percep-
Melinda C. Blackman. 183-201. tions of Organizational Politics as a
Effects of Driver Cell-Phone Use on Dri- Function of Experience, Organization-
ver Aggression. Andrew R. McGarva, al Size, and Perceived Independence.
Matthew Ramsey, & Suzannah A. Deondra S. Conner. 717-732.
Shear. 133-146. Implications of Cognitive Busyness for
The Effects of Feedback Self-Consisten- the Perception of Category Conjunc-
cy, Therapist Status, and Attitude tions. Russell R. C. Hutter & Richard
Toward Therapy on Client’s Reaction J. Crisp. 253-256.
to Personality Feedback. David R. The Influence of Group Diversity on
Collins & Arthur A. Stukas. 463-483. Intergroup Bias Following Recatego-
Effects of Perpetrator Gender and Victim rization. George B. Cunningham.
Sexuality on Blame Toward Male Vic- 533-547.
tims of Sexual Assault. Michelle The Janus Face of Power in Intergroup
Davies, Paul Pollard, & John Archer. Contexts: A Further Exploration of the
275-291. Noblesse Oblige Effect. Norbert
The Emotional Intelligence of Transfor- Vanbeselaere, Filip Boen, Eddy Van
mational Leaders: A Field Study of Avermaet, & Herman Buelens.
Elected Officials. John E. Barbuto Jr. 685-699.
& Mark E. Burbach. 51-64. Malaysian Women’s State of Well-Being:
Estimating Self, Parental, and Partner Empirical Validation of a Conceptual
Multiple Intelligences: A Replication Model. Noraini M. Noor. 95-115.
in Malaysia. Viren Swami, Adrian Perceived Organizational Support and
Furnham, & Kumaraswami Kannan. Perceived External Prestige: Predict-
645-655. ing Organizational Attachment for
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University Faculty, Staff, and Admin- Autonomy, Other-Focused Connec-
istrators. J. Bryan Fuller, Kim Hester, tion, and Mutuality Among Mexican
Tim Barnett, Len Frey, & Clint Relyea. American and European American
327-347. College Students. Kristin D. Neff.
Perception of Homosexuality Among Kalina M. Brabeck, & Lisa K. Kear-
Turkish University Students: The ney. 568-590.
Roles of Labels, Gender, and Prior Rethinking Culture and Self-Construal:
Contact. Okan Cem _ Cuirakoglu. China as a Middle Land. Han Z. Li,
293-305. Zhi Zhang, Gira Bhatt, & Young-Ok
Procrastination and Demographic Char- Yum. 591-610.
acteristics in Spanish Adults: Further The Role of Authoritarianism, Perceived
Evidence. Juan Francisco Diaz- Threat, and Need for Closure or Struc-
Morales, Joseph R. Ferrari, Doris ture in Predicting Post-9/11 Attitudes
Argumedo, & Karem Diaz. 629-633. and Beliefs. H. Michael Crowson,
Queer in Southern MSW Programs: Les- Teresa K. Debacker, & Stephen J.
bian and Bisexual Women Discuss Thoma, 733-750.
Stigma Management. Mary E. Hylton. The Role of Self-Efficacy in Predicting
611-628. Rule-Following Behaviors in Shelters
Reexamining Personal, Social, and Cul- for Homeless Youth: A Test of the The-
tural Influences on Compliance ory of Planned Behavior. Danielle
Behavior in the United States, Poland, Broadhead-Fearn & Katherine M.
and Hong Kong. Sylvia Xiaohua Chen, White. 307-325.
Natalie H. H. Hui, Michael Harris Something’s Missing: Need Fulfillment
Bond, Alfred Y. F. Sit, Sowan Wong, and Self-Expansion as Predictors of
Venus S. ¥. Chow, Vivian Miu-Chi Lun, Susceptibility to Infidelity. Gary W.
& Rita W. M. Law. 223-244. Lewandowski Jr. & Robert A. Acker-
The Relation Between Self-Esteem and man. 389-403.
Sexual Functioning in Collegiate Too Much of a Good Thing: The Curvi-
Women. Robyn Rehbein-Narvaez, linear Effect of Leader-Member
Enedina Garcta-Vdzquez, & Laura Exchange on Stress. Kenneth J. Harris
Madson. 250-252. & K. Michele Kacmar. 65-84.
Relationship Between General and Con- Valence of Self-Cognitions: The Positiv-
text-Specific Attachment Orientations ity of Individual Self-Statements.
in a Turkish Sample. Selen Imamoglu Gregg D. Bromgard, David Trafimow,
& E. Olcay Imamoglu. 261-274. & Irina K. Bromgard. 85-94.
The Relationship Between the Big Five Volunteers Serving Victims of Sexual
Personality Factors and Burnout: A Assault. Chan M. Hellman & Donnita
Study Among Volunteer Counselors. House. 117-123.
Arnold B. Bakker, Karen I. Van Der Who Distinguishes Between Sinners and
Zee, Kerry A, Lewig, & Maureen F. Sins at the Implicit Level of Aware-
Dollard. 31-50. ness? Jay L. Wenger & Amy L.
Relationship Styles of Self-Focused Daniels. 657-669.