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The Journal of Social Psychology, 2008, 148(6), 778-783 Copyright © 2008 Heldref Publications Index to Volume 148 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): 513-648 Number 3 (June): 257-384 Number 6 (December): 649-784 AUTHOR INDEX Cornelis. 1. See De Cremer, D. Corning, A. F. See Krumm, A. J. Al-Krenawi, A. and Slonim-Nevo, V. Cramer, R. E., Lipinski, R. E., Meteer, Psychosocial and Familial Function- J. D., & Houska, J. A. Sex Differences ing of Children from Polygynous and in Subjective Distress to Unfaithful- Monogamous Families. 745-764. ness: Testing Competing Evolutionary Amin, R. See Swami, V. and Violation of Infidelity Expectations Anderson, W. D., & Patterson, M. L. Hypotheses. 389-405. Effects of Social Value Orientations on Crisp, R. J. See Hutter, R. R. C. Fairness Judgments. 223-245. Croon, M. A. See Hendriks, M. C. P. Bailis, D. S. See Ruthig, J. C. Crowson, H. M., & DeBacker, T. K. Begum, F. N. See Swami, V. Belief, Motivational, and Ideological Blanco, K. See Devos, T. Correlates of Human Rights Attitudes. Bogaert, S. See Decierck, C. H. 293-310. Political Identication and Bradley, G. See Teese, R. the Defining Issues Test: Reevaluating Brown, R. A. Censure Avoidance and an Old Hypothesis. 43-60. Self-Esteem in Japan. 653-666. Cunningham, G. B. /mportance of Friend- Capozza, D. See Hichy, Z. ship Potential in Reducing the Negative Cavazza, N. & Mucchi-Faina, A. Me, Us, Effects of Dissimilarity. 595-608. or Them: Who is More Conformist? DeBacker, T. K. See Crowson, H. M. Perception of Conformity and Political Declerck, C. H. & Bogaert, S. Social Orientation. 335-345. Value Orientation: Related to Empathy Chang, A. P. M. See Singh, R. and the Ability to Read the Mind in the Chaudhri, J. See Swami, V. Eyes. 711-726. Chipperfield, J.G. See Ruthig, J. C. De Cremer, D., Cornelis, I., & Van Hiel, A. Chua, S. N., & Koestner, R. A Self-Deter- To Whom Does Voice in Groups Matter? mination Theory Perspective on the Effect of Voice on Affect and Procedural Role of Autonomy in Solitary Behavior. Fairness Judgments as a Function of 645-647. Social Dominance Orientation. 61-76. The Journal of Social Psychology, 2008, 148(6), 778-783 Copyright © 2008 Heldref Publications Index to Volume 148 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): 513-648 Number 3 (June): 257-384 Number 6 (December): 649-784 AUTHOR INDEX Cornelis. 1. See De Cremer, D. Corning, A. F. See Krumm, A. J. Al-Krenawi, A. and Slonim-Nevo, V. Cramer, R. E., Lipinski, R. E., Meteer, Psychosocial and Familial Function- J. D., & Houska, J. A. Sex Differences ing of Children from Polygynous and in Subjective Distress to Unfaithful- Monogamous Families. 745-764. ness: Testing Competing Evolutionary Amin, R. See Swami, V. and Violation of Infidelity Expectations Anderson, W. D., & Patterson, M. L. Hypotheses. 389-405. Effects of Social Value Orientations on Crisp, R. J. See Hutter, R. R. C. Fairness Judgments. 223-245. Croon, M. A. See Hendriks, M. C. P. Bailis, D. S. See Ruthig, J. C. Crowson, H. M., & DeBacker, T. K. Begum, F. N. See Swami, V. Belief, Motivational, and Ideological Blanco, K. See Devos, T. Correlates of Human Rights Attitudes. Bogaert, S. See Decierck, C. H. 293-310. Political Identication and Bradley, G. See Teese, R. the Defining Issues Test: Reevaluating Brown, R. A. Censure Avoidance and an Old Hypothesis. 43-60. Self-Esteem in Japan. 653-666. Cunningham, G. B. /mportance of Friend- Capozza, D. See Hichy, Z. ship Potential in Reducing the Negative Cavazza, N. & Mucchi-Faina, A. Me, Us, Effects of Dissimilarity. 595-608. or Them: Who is More Conformist? DeBacker, T. K. See Crowson, H. M. Perception of Conformity and Political Declerck, C. H. & Bogaert, S. Social Orientation. 335-345. Value Orientation: Related to Empathy Chang, A. P. M. See Singh, R. and the Ability to Read the Mind in the Chaudhri, J. See Swami, V. Eyes. 711-726. Chipperfield, J.G. See Ruthig, J. C. De Cremer, D., Cornelis, I., & Van Hiel, A. Chua, S. N., & Koestner, R. A Self-Deter- To Whom Does Voice in Groups Matter? mination Theory Perspective on the Effect of Voice on Affect and Procedural Role of Autonomy in Solitary Behavior. Fairness Judgments as a Function of 645-647. Social Dominance Orientation. 61-76. Index 779 de Man, A. F. See Gibson, K. L. norm and Antinorm Deviants: A Test Devos, T., Blanco, K., Mufioz, C., Dunn, of the Subjective Group Dynamics R., & Ulloa, E. C. Implicit Orienta- Model. 641-644. tion Toward Family and School Among Hofmann, W., & Windschitl, P. D. Judg- Bilingual Latino College Students. ing a Group by Sampling Members: 449-471. How the Subdivision of a Minority Douglas, K. M., & Sutton, R. M. The Affects its Perceived Size and Influ- Hidden Impact of Conspiracy Theo- ence. 91-104. ries: Perceived and Actual Influence Houska, J. A. See Cramer, R. E. of Theories Surrounding the Death of Hu, C., Thomas, K. M., & Lance, C. E. Princess Diana. 210-221. Intentions to Initiate Mentoring Rela- Downie, M., Mageau, G. A., & Koestner, tionships: Understanding the Impact R. What Makes for Pleasant Social of Race, Proactivity, Feelings of Interaction? Motivational Dynamics of Deprivation, and Relationship Roles. Interpersonal Relationship. 523-534. 727-744. Dunn, R. See Devos, T. Hutter, R. R. C., & Crisp, R. J. Reduced Eshbaugh, E. M., & Gute, G. Hook- Constituent Category Application in ups and Sexual Regret Among College Surprising Combinations. 247-251. Women. 77-89. Hyde, M. K. See White, K. M. Fischer, R. Rewarding Seniority: Explor- Johnston, K. L. See White, K. M. ing Cultural and Organizational Joshi, K. See Swami, V. Predictors of Seniority Allocations. Jundi, S. See Swami, V. 167-186. Kahle, L. R. See Orth, U. R. Fisher, M. L., Tran, U. S., & Voracek, M. Koestner, R. See Downie, M., Chua, S. N. The Influence of Relationship Status, Kotterman, D. See Smith, J. R. Mate Seeking, and Sex on Intrasexual Krumm, A. J. & Corning, A. F. Who Competition. 493-508. Believes Us When We Try to Conceal Foster, J. D. Beauty Is Mostly in the Eye Our Prejudices? The Effectiveness of of the Beholder: Olfactory Versus Visu- Moral Credentials With In-Groups al Cues of Attractiveness. 765-773. Versus Out-Groups. 689-709. Furnham, A. See Swami, V. Lam, L. W. See Lau, D. C. Gibson, K. L., McKelvie, S. J., & de Lance, C. E. See Hu C. Man, A. F. Personality and Culture: Lau, D. C., Lam, L. W., & Salamon, S. A Comparison of Francophones and D. The Impact of Relational Demo- Anglophones in Québec. 133-165. graphics on Perceived Managerial Gire, J. T., & Williams, T. D. Response to Trustworthiness: Similarity or Norms? Matz’s (2008) Comments on Gire and 187-208. Williams (2007). 519-522. Lee, C. Y. See Singh, R. Goslinga, S. See van Dijk, W. W. Lee, M. J. See Xie, G-X. Green, J. D. Is Research on Beauty Only Lipinski, R. E. See Cramer, R. E. Skin Deep? Review of The Psychology Long, W., & Millsap, C. A. Fear of of Physical Attraction. 379-382. AIDS and Homophobia Scales in an Greitmeyer, T., & Weiner, B. Asymmetri- Ethnic Population of University Stu- cal Effects of Reward and Punishment dents. 637-640. on Attributions of Morality. 407-420. Louis, W. R. See Smith, J. R. Gute, G. See Eshbaugh, E. M. Lu, L. The Individual-Oriented and Hendriks, M. C. P., Croon, M. A., & Social-Oriented Chinese Bicultural Vingerhoets, A. J. J. M. Social Reac- Self: Testing the Theory. 347-373. tions to Adult Crying: The Help- Mageau, G. A. See Downie, M. Soliciting Function of Tears. 22-41. Manstead, A. S. R. See Smith, J. R. Hichy, Z., Mari, S., & Capozza, D. Pro- Marcus, R. F. Fight-Seeking Motivation 780 _ The Journal of Social Psychology in Dating Partners With an Aggressive tionship in Consumer Conduct: The Relationship. 261-276 Role of Norms, Past Behavior, and Mari, S. See Hichy, Z. Self-Identity. 311-333. Matz, D. It is a Threat, But Is It Dis- Stiff, C. Are They Bothered? How the sonance ? Comments on Gire and Wil- Opportunity to Damage a Partner's lians (2007). 517-518. Reputation Influences Giving Behav- McKelvie, S. J. See Gibson, K. L. ior in a Trust Game. 609-630. Meteer, J. D. See Cramer, E. C. Sutton, R. M. See Douglas, K. M. Miller, R. See Swami, V. Swami, V., Furnham, A., Amin, R., Millsap, C. A. See Long, W. Chaudhri, J., Joshi, K., Jundi, S., Mill- Mirza-Begum, J. See Swami, V. er, R., Mirza-Begum, J., Begum, F. Mucchi-Faina, A. See Cavazza, N. N., Sheth, P., & Tovée, M. J. Lonelier, Muiioz, C. See Devos, T. Lazier, and Teased: The Stigmatizing Orth, U. R. & Kahle, L. R. /ntrapersonal Effect of Body Size. 577-595. Variation in Consumer Susceptibility Teese, R., & Bradley, G. Predicting Reck- to Normative Influence: Toward a Bet- lessness in Emerging Adults: A Test of ter Understanding of Brand Choice a Psychosocial Model. 105-126. Decisions. 423-447. Terry, D. J. See Smith, J. R. Ouwerkerk, J. W. See van Dijk, W. W. Thomas, I. See White. K. M. Patterson, M. L. See Anderson, W. D. Thomas, K. M. See Hu C. Perry, R. P. See Ruthig, J. C. Tor, X. L. See Singh, R. Petrocelli, J. V. Review of Social Psychol- Tovée, M. J. See Swami, V. ogy: Handbook of Basic Principles Tran, U. S. See Fisher, M. L. (2nd ed.). 77£-777. Ulloa, E. C. See Devos, T. Poh, W. Y. See Singh, R. van Dijk, W. W., Goslinga, S.. & Ruthig, J. C., Chipperfield, J. G., Bailis, Ouwerkerk, J. W. Impact of Respon- D. S., & Perry, R. P. Perceived Control sibility for a Misfortune on Schaden- and Risk Characteristics as Predic- freude and Sympathy: Further Evi- tors of Older Adults’ Health Risk Esti- dence. 631-636. mates. 667-688. Van Hiel, A. See De Cremer, D. Salamon, S. D. See Lau, D. C. Vingerhoets, A. J. J. M. See Hendriks, Sheth, P. See Swami, V. M. C. P. Shinnar, R., S. Coping with Negative Voracek, M. See Fisher, M. L. Social Identity: The Case of Mexican Weiner, B. See Greitmeyer, T. Immigrants. 553-576. White, K. M., Thomas, I., Johnston, K. L. Singh, R., & Lee, C. Y. Mediators of the & Hyde, M. K. Predicting Attendance Effects of Cold—Warm Communication at Peer-Assisted Study Sessions for on Attraction Toward Online Service Statistics: Role Identity and the Theor) Providers. 375-377. of Planned Behavior. 473491. Singh, R., Poh, W. Y., & Chang, A. P. Williams, T. D. See Gire, J. T. M. Competitive Versus Cooperative Windschitl, P. D. See Hofmann, W Attitudes in Crossed Categorization Wolfs, J. See Smith, J. R. Effects: Testing the Category Domi- Wu, C-H. An Examination of the Word- nance and Equivalence Models. 5-20. ing Effect in the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Singh, R., & Tor, X. L. The Relative Scale Among Culturally Chinese Peo- Effects of Competence and Likability ple. 535-552. on Interpersonal Attraction. 253-255. Xie, G-X, & Lee, M. J. Anticipated Slonim-Nevo, V. See Al-Krenawi, A. Violence, Arousal, and Enjoyment of Smith, J. R., Terry, D. J.. Manstead, A. Movies: Viewers’ Reactions to Violent S. R., Louis, W. R., Kotterman, D., & Previews Based on Arousal-Seeking Wolfs, J. The Attitude—Behavior Rela- Tendency. 277-292. Index 781 TITLE INDEX 637-640. Fight-Seeking Motivation in Dating Part- Anticipated Violence, Arousal, and ners With an Aggressive Relationship. Enjoyment of Movies: Viewers’ Reac- Robert F: Marcus. 261-276. tions to Violent Previews Based on The Hidden Impact of Conspiracy Theo- Arousal-Seeking Tendency. Guang- ries: Perceived and Actual Influence Xin Xie and Moon J. Lee. 277-292. of Theories Surrounding the Death Are They Bothered? How the Opportu- of Princess Diana. Karen M. Douglas nity to Damage a Partner’s Reputation and Robbie M. Sutton, 210-221. Influences Giving Behavior in a Trust Hookups and Sexual Regret Among Col- Game. Chris Stiff. 609-630. lege Women. Elaine M. Eshbaugh and Asymmetrical Effects of Reward and Gary Gute. 77-89. Punishment on Attributions of Moral- The Impact of Relational Demographics ity. Tobias Greitmeyer and Bernard on Perceived Managerial Trustwor- Weiner. 407-420. thiness: Similarity or Norms? Dora The Attitude-Behavior Relationship C. Lau, Long W. Lam, and Sabrina in Consumer Conduct: The Role of Deutsch Salamon. 187-208. Norms, Past Behavior, and Self-Identi- Impact of Responsibility for a Misfor- ty. Joanne R. Smith, Deborah J. Terry, tune on Schadenfreude and Sympa- Antony S. R. Manstead, Winnifred R. thy: Further Evidence. Wilco W. van Louis, Diana Kotterman, and Jacque- Dijk, Sjoerd Goslinga, and Jaap W. line Wolfs. 311-333. Ouwerkerk. 631-636. Beauty Is Mostly in the Eye of the Implicit Orientation Toward Family and Beholder: Olfactory Versus Visual School Among Bilingual Latino Col- Cues of Attractiveness. Joshua D. Fos- lege Students. Thierry Devos, Karla ter. 765-773. Blanco, Cynthia Muiioz, Roger Dunn, Belief, Motivational, and Ideological and Emilio C. Ulloa. 449-471. Correlates of Human Rights Attitudes. Importance of Friendship Potential in H. Michael Crowson and Teresa K. Reducing the Negative Effects of Dis- DeBacker. 293-310. similarity. George B. Cunningham. Censure Avoidance and Self-Esteem in 595-608. Japan. R. A. Brown. 653-666. The Individual-Oriented and Social-Ori- Competitive Versus Cooperative Attitudes ented Chinese Bicultural Self: Testing in Crossed Categorization Effects: the Theory. Luo Lu. 347-373. Testing the Category Dominance The Influence of Relationship Status, and Equivalence Models. Ramadhar Mate Seeking, and Sex on Intrasexu- Singh, Woon Ying Poh, and Anthony P. al Competition. Maryanne L. Fisher, M. Chang. 5—20. Ulrich S$. Tran, and Martin Voracek. Coping with Negative Social Identity: 493-508. The Case of Mexican Immigrants. Intentions to Initiate Mentoring Relation- Rachel S. Shinnar. 553-576. ships: Understanding the Impact of Effects of Social Value Orientations on Race, Proactivity, Feelings of Depriva- Fairness Judgments. William D. Ander- tion, and Relationship Roles. Changya son and Miles L. Patterson. 223-245. Hu, Kecia M. Thomas, and Charles E. An Examination of the Wording Effect Lance. 727-744. in the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale Intrapersonal Variation in Consumer Among Culturally Chinese People. Susceptibility to Normative Influ- Chia-huei Wu. 535-552. ence: Toward a Better Understanding Fear of AIDS and Homophobia Scales in of Brand Choice Decisions. Ulrich R. an Ethnic Population of University Stu- Orth and Lynn R. Kahle. 423-447. dents. Wesley Long and C. A. Millsap. Is Research on Beauty Only Skin Deep? 782 The Journal of Social Psychology Review of The Psychology of Physical Pronorm and Antinorm Deviants: A Test Attraction. Jeffrey D. Green. 379-382. of the Subjective Group Dynamics It Is a Threat, But Is It Dissonance? Com- Model. Zira Hichy, Silvia Mari, and ments on Gire and Williams (2007). Dora Capozza. 641-644. David Matz. 517-518. Psychosocial and Familial Functioning of Judging a Group by Sampling Members: Children from Polygynous and Monog- How the Subdivision of a Minority amous Families. Alean Al-Krenawi and Affects its Perceived Size and Influ- Vered Slonim-Nevo. 745-764. ence. Wilhelm Hofmann and Paul D. Reduced Constituent Category Applica- Windschitl. 91-104. tion in Surprising Combinations. Rus- Lonelier, Lazier, and Teased: The Stig- sell R. C. Hutter and Richard J. Crisp. matizing Effect of Body Size. Viren 247-251. Swami, Adrian Furnham, Reena Amin, The Relative Effects of Competence and Jahanara Chaudhri, Kiran Jeshi, Likability on Interpersonal Attraction. Shyma Jundi, Rebecca Miller, Julia Ramadhar Singh and Xue Ling Tor. Mirza-Begum, Fateha Nisha Begum, 253-255. Pinal Sheth, and Martin J. Tovée. Response to Matz’s (2008) Comments 577-595. on Gire and Williams (2007). James T. Me, Us, or Them: Who is More Con- Gire and Tyson D. Williams. 519-522. formist? Perception of Conformity Review of Social Psychology: Handbook and Political Orientation. Nicoletta of Basic Principles (2nd ed.). John V. Cavazza and Angelica Mucchi-Faina. Petrocelli. 775-777. 335-345. Rewarding Seniority: Exploring Cultur- Mediators of the Effects of Cold—Warm al and Organizational Predictors of Communication on Attraction Toward Seniority Allocations. Ronald Fischer. Online Service Providers. Ramadhar 167-186. Singh and Clara Yulin Lee. 375-377. A Self-Determination Theory Perspec- Perceived Control and Risk Characteristics tive on the Role of Autonomy in Soli- as Predictors of Older Adults’ Health tary Behavior. Sook Ning Chua and Risk Estimates. Joelle C. Ruthig, Judith Richard Koestner. 645-647. G. Chipperfield, Daniel S. Bailis, and Sex Differences in Subjective Distress Raymond P. Perry. 667-688. to Unfaithfulness: Testing Competing Personality and Culture: A Comparison Evolutionary and Violation of Infidel- of Francophones and Anglophones ity Expectations Hypotheses. Robert in Québec. Kerri L. Gibson, Stuart Ervin Cramer, Ryan E. Lipinski, John J. McKelvie, and Anton F- de Man. D. Meteer, and Jeremy Ashton Houska. 133-165. 389-405. Political Identification and the Defin- Social Reactions to Adult Crying: The Help- ing Issues Test: Reevaluating an Old Soliciting Function of Tears. Michelle C. Hypothesis. H. Michael Crowson and P. Hendriks, Marcel A. Croon, anAdd J. Teresa K. DeBacker. 43-60. J. M. Vingerhoets. 22-41. Predicting Attendance at Peer-Assisted Social Value Orientation: Related to Study Sessions for Statistics: Role Empathy and the Ability to Read the Identity and the Theory of Planned Mind in the Eyes. Carolyn J. Declerck Behavior. Katherine M. White, lan and Sandy Bogaert. 711-726. Thomas, Kim L. Johnston, and Melissa To Whom Does Voice in Groups Matter? K. Hyde. 473-491. Effect of Voice on Affect and Proce- Predicting Recklessness in Emerg- dural Fairness Judgments as a Func- ing Adults: A Test of a Psychosocial tion of Social Dominance Orientation. Model. Robert Teese and Graham David De Cremer, Ilse Cornelis, and Bradley. 105-126. Alain Van Hiel. 61-76. What Makes for Pleasant Social Inter- Who Believes Us When We Try to Con- action? Motivational Dynamics of ceal Our Prejudices? The Effectiveness Interpersonal Relationship. Michelle of Moral Credentials With In-Groups Downie, Genevieve A. Mageau, and Versus Out-Groups. Angela J. Krumm Richard Koestner. 523-534. and Alexandra F. Corning. 689-709.