UMI SHOULD READ (1993-1994) BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 4 ELSEVIER Biological Psychology 37 (1994) 275-276 Author Index Adams, D., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Galbraith, G.C., and Arroyo, C., Selective atten- Alho, R., see Paavilainen, P., et al. tion and brainstem frequency-following re- Ambro, A., see Csibra, G., et al. sponses, 3 Arroyo, C., see Galbraith, G.C. and Arroyo, C. Gallego, J., see Blanc-Gras, N., et al. Geisler, M.W., and Polich, J., P300 is unaffected Bagiella, E., see Sloan, R.P., et al. by glucose increase, 235 Benchetrit, G., see Blanc-Gras, N., et al. Glover, V., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Bigger, J.T., see Sloan, R.P., et al. Gorman, J.M., see Sloan, R.P., et al. Black, S.L., and Smith, D.G., Has odor condi- Greenlee, M.W., see Droste, C., et al. tioning been demonstrated? A critique of ‘unconscious odor conditioning in human Hucklebridge, F.H., Smith, M.D., Clow, A., subjects’, 265 Evans, P., Glover, V., Taylor, A., Adams, D., Blanc-Gras, N., Esteve, F., Benchetrit, G., and and Lydyard, P.M., Dysphoria and immune Gallego, J., Performance and learning dur- status in postpartum women, 199 ing voluntary control of breath patterns, 147 Boni, S.M., see Sloan, R.P., et al. Brody, S., see Droste, C., et al. Intriligator, J., and Polich, J., On the relation- ship between background EEG and the P300 Caplan, D., Reply to Taylor and Taylor’s review event-related potential, 207 of Caplan ‘Language: Structure, processing and disorders’, 89 Jasiukaitis, P., see Nash, A.J., et al. Clow, A., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Csibra, G., Czigler, I., and Ambro, A., Effects of stimulus alternation, repetition and response Kardos, A., see Droste, C., et al. requirements on event-related potentials to Kaspar, C.H., see Schulz, P. and Kaspar, C.H. patterned visual stimuli, 115 Kirk-Smith, M.D., Comments on ‘Has odor con- Czigler, I., see Csibra, G., et al. ditioning been demonstrated?’, 269 Kohler, T., and Schuschel, I., Changes in the Droste, C., Kardos, A., Brody, S., Greenlee, number of active sweat glands (palmar sweat M.W., Roskamm, H., and Rau, H., Barore- index, PSI) during a distressing film, 133 ceptor stimulation: Pain perception and sen- sory thresholds, 101 Lydyard, P.M., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Esteve, F., see Blanc-Gras, N., et al. Evans, P., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Mazur, A., Do cortisol and thyroxin correlate with nervousness and depression among male Finlay, D., see Quayle, A., et al. army veterans, 259 Furedy, J.J., Book review, 177 Michie, P., see Quayle, A., et al. 0301-0511 /94/$07.00 © 1994 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved 276 Author Index / Biological Psychology 37 (1994) 275-276 Naatanen, R., see Paavilainen, P., et al. Schuschel, I., see Kohler, T. and Schuschel, I. Nash, A.J., Peralme, L., and Jasiukaitis, P., The Seemen, M.V., Review of ‘Schizophrenia - em- effects of magnitude and direction of change pirical research and findings’, 73 on auditory event-related potentials elicited Shapiro, P.A., see Sloan, R.P., et al. by deviant signal stimuli, 219 Sloan, R.P., Shapiro, P.A., Bagiella, E., Boni, S.M., Paik, M., Bigger, Jr., J.T., Steinman, Paavilainen, P., Tiitinen, H., Alho, R., and R.C., and Gorman, J.M., Effect of mental Naatanen, R., Mismatch negativity to slight stress throughout the day on cardiac auto- pitch changes outside strong attentional fo- nomic control, 89 cus, 23 Smith, D.G., see Black, $.L. and Smith, D.G. Paik, M., see Sloan, R.P., et al. Smith, M.D., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. Peralme, L., see Nash, A.J., et al. Steinman, R.C., see Sloan, R.P., et al. Polich, J., see Intriligator, J. and Polich, J. Tarpy, R.M., and Scharer, J.B., IvVanov—Smolen- Polich, J., see Geisler, M.W. and Polich, J. sky conditioning: Relationship between CR and UR form and intensity, 247 Quayle, A., Finlay, D., and Michie, P., Abstracts Taylor, A., see Hucklebridge, F.H., et al. of papers presented at the Annual Confer- Taylor, I., see Taylor, M.M. and Taylor, I. ence of the Australasian Society for Psy- Taylor, M.M., and Taylor, I., Book review, 74 chophysiology, 43 Taylor, M.M., and Taylor, I., Book review, 79 Tiitinen, H., see Paavilainen, P., et al. Rau, H., see Droste, C., et al. Roskamm, H., see Droste, C., et al. van Boxtel, A., see Waterink, W. and van Box- tel, A. Scharer, J.B., see Tarpy, R.M. and Scharer, J.B. Schulz, P., and Kaspar, C.H., Neuroendocrine Waterink, W., and van Boxtel, A., Facial and and psychological effects of restricted envi- jaw-elevator EMG activity in relation to ronmental stimulation technique in a flota- changes in performance level during a sus- tion tank, 161 tained information processing task, 183 BIOLOGICAL . e PSYCHOLOGY ) A eee) ELSEVIER Biological Psychology 37 (1994) 277 Keywords Index Activation parameter, 133 Learning, 147 Ambulatory monitoring, 89 Antinociception, 101 Memory trace, 23 Anxiety, 265, 269 Mental effort, 183 Attention, 3, 23 Mental stress, 89 Autonomic nervous system, 89 Mismatch negativity, 23 Baroreceptors, 101 N1, 115 Biofeedback, 147 N2, 115 Blood pressure, 101 Nervousness, 259 Brainstem, 3 Neuroendocrine, 161 NK cells, 199 Breathing exercises, 147 Odour conditioning, 265, 269 Classical conditioning, 247 Cognition, 235 P3, 219 Correlation with electrodermal, 133 P300, 207 Cortisol, 259 P3(00), 235 Palmar sweat index, 133 Depression, 259 Perception, 115 Digital filter analysis, 3 Pitch change, 219 Plastic finger-print method, 133 EEG, 207 Postpartum, 199 Event-related potential, 23, 115, 207, 235 PRES, 101 Probability, 207 Facial muscle EMG, 183 Psychoimmunology, 199 Fast-Fourier analysis, 3 Flotation, 161 Relaxation, 161 Frequency-following response, 3 Respiration, 147, 247 Restricted environmental stimulation technique, Glucose, 235 161 Go-Nogo uncertainty, 115 Selective filtering, 219 Heart rate, 247 Serial reaction task, 183 Human, 3 Slow wave, 219 Spectral analysis, 89 Information processing, 183 Ivanov-Smolensky conditioning, 247 T cells, 199 Thyroxin, 259 Jaw-elevator EMG, 183 Time-on-task, 183 0301-0511 /94/$07.00 © 1994 Elsevier Science B.V. 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