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Descriptor index for Volume 39, Ability, 182 ‘apacity, 111 zarly diagnosis, 175 Feature conjunction, 599 AC-amplifier fluctuations, 633 ‘ardiac cycle time, 678 zarly right anterior negativity, 38, Feeding, 73 Acquired equivalence and distinc- ‘ardiac output, 64, 292, 568, 585, 657 Filler-gap sentences, 820 tiveness, 380 39 =EG coherence, 820 Finger plethysmograph, 246 Active coping, 188 Cardiac vagal tone, 117 {fficacy, 182 First night effect, 409 Acute psychological stressors, Cardiovascular activity, 361 ffort, 188 Forced oscillation technique, 546 865 Cardiovascular fitness, 303 {tfort/difficulty, 397 Frontal lobe, 350, 450 Adolescence, 826 Cardiovascular reactivity ‘lectro-oculogram, 3“ 13 Adolescents, 664 340, 739, 759, 826 ‘lectrocardiogram, 246 Gender differences, 80 Affect modulation, 519 Cardiovascular response, ‘lectrodermal activity responders Gender, 222 Affective picture viewing, 86 188 nonresponders, 124 Affective-motivational, 16 Cellular immune reactivity, ‘lectrodermal activity, 124 Habituation, 707 Age, 73 Cellular immunity, 222 jlectrodermal electrolyte media. Healthy subjects, 409 Aging, 100, 133, 303, 733, Chemotherapy, 491 423 Heart period, 292 Airway resistance, 546 Children, 333, 577, 826 ‘lectrodermal lability, 124 Heart rate deceleration, 707 Alcoholism, | Clinical assessment, 261 Zlectroencephalogram, 73, 350 Heart rate variability, 246, 568, 86 Amplitude normalization, 791 CO>, 427 {lectroencephalography, 38, 313, Heart rate, 117, 496, 505 Anger expression, 340 Cognition, 303, 414, 535 450, 657 Hemispheric asymmetry, 350 Anger, 568 Cognitive, 95 ‘lectromyogram, 505 Hemoconcentration., 759 Anterior cingulate cortex, 369 Cold pressor, 222 tlectrooculogram, 607 Hemodynamic profile, 64 Anticipation, 254, 835 Competition, 759 =motion regulation, 723 Hemodynamic, 739 Anticipatory anxiety, 254 Competitiveness, 75' ‘motion, 86, 254, 281, 397, 519, Hepatitis B vaccination, 361 Anticipatory attention, 16 Conditioning, 505 641 Heritability, 664 Antisaccade error rate, 664 Consciousness, 29 -motion-modulated startle, 835 Hierarchical linear modeling, 292 Anxiety, 313, 350 Context-irrelevant semantic asso- smotional states, 350 Historical analysis, 619 Anxious apprehension, 254 ciations, 851 “motional stimuli, 723 Hostility, 340 \phasia, 747 Contingent negative variation, 166, =ndogenous opioids, 473 Hot flashes, 423 Arousal, 519, 641 505 sndophenotype, 664 Humans, 380, 650 Attention, 95, 111, 147, 166, 236. Cortical evoked potential, 9 snergy, 182 Hypertension, 473, 585, 678 333, 496, 625, 674 Cortisol, 95, 361, 491, 723 ERP. 791 Hypothalamic pituitary adrenocor- Attentional control, 437, 874 Countermeasure, 313 ERPs, 689 tical axis, 361] Attentional orienting, 874 Cross-modal attention, 874 Error negativity (Ne), 198 Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal Auditory event-related potential, Cross-modal links, 689 Error-related negat-vity (ERN), 198 axis, 49] 530 Crossmodal attention, 437 Ethnicity, 340 Auditory evoked potential (AEP), Event-related brain potential, 625 Imagery. 86, 519 577 Event-relatec brain potentials Impedance cardiography, 739, 826 Auditory evoked potentials, 767 (ERP), 535 impulsivity, 198 Auditory memory, 530, 767 DC recovery, 633 Event-related brain potentials, 414, Incentive, 674 Auditory processing, 38, 657, 767 Deception, 26] 437, 482. 607. 657, 874 Individual difference, 865 Auditory, 599, 625 Defibrillator, 218 Event-related desynchronization, 16 Individual differences, 64, 198, 261 Autism, 577 Dementia, 175 Event-related potential (ERP), 198, Infaney, 450 Automatic change detection, 869 Dense-array electroencephalogram, 388 Infant, 73 Autonomic nervous system, 117 641 Event-related potential, 459, 791 Information processing, 207, 229 397, 568 Depression, 350 Event-related potentials, 29, 49, Inhibition, 100 Autonomic, 59] Development, 333, 482 100, 147, 158, 303, 747, 851 Inhibitory control, 664 Diazepam, 229 Evoked potential, 599 Inspiratory occlusion, 9 Differential diagnosis, 175 Evoked potentials, 229 Interbeat interval, 496 Background noise, 11] Difficulty, 188 Expectancy, 229 Intermodal spatial attention, 689 Baroreceptors, 678 Diffuse noxious inhibitory Expertise, 657 Interrupter technique, 546 Bibliometry, 619 trols, 369 Eye movements, 809 Interstimulus interval (ISI), 388 Biometric model-fitting, 664 Dipole source analysis, 175 Eye tracking, 607 Intertask reliability, 865 Blood flow, 568 Directed facial actions, 397 Eyeblink, 380 Blood pressure reactivity, 64 Domestic violence, 117 Language production, 747 Blood pressure regulation, 64 Jopamine, 459 Language, 820, 851 Blood pressure, 585, 591 Driver fatigue, 313 Facial EMG, 707 Lexical access, 747 Body plethysmography, 546 Dual-task, 236 Family studies, 809 Lexical relatedness, 820 884 Descriptor index for Volume 39, 2002 Lipid metabolism, 80 P2 amplitude/intensity slope, 49 Response competition monitoring, Startle, 218 Lipid reactivity, 80, 340 P3, 9, 111 369 Stimulus degradation, 16 Long-term memory, 530 P300, 29, 111, 147, 1 Response control, 198 Stimulus deviance, 781 781 Reward, 835 Stimulus preceding negativity, 166 P3b, 49 Rhyming, 747 Stimulus—response compatibility, Major depression, 861 P50 ratio, 49 Risk, 473 496 Mechanical lung function, 546 Pain sensitivity, 473 Stress reactivity, 80 Memory reactivation and reinstate Pain, 369, 678 Stress response, 723 ment, 158 Parental history, 473 Stress, 95, 322, 459, 826 Memory, 261 Menopause, 423 Pavlovian conditioning Saccades, 809 Stroke volume, 568 Mental arithmetic task, 865 Pericranial EMG, 707 Scalp current density mapping Suppression, 28] Mental arithmetic, 222, 292 Personality, 322 (SCD), 577 Sympathetic nervous system, 361 Mental chronometry, 414, 535 Phonological encoding, 7 Scalp distribution, 79 Mental rotation, 414, 535 Physical activity, 303 Scalp potential mapping (SP), 577 Tactile-spatial attention, 437, 874 Mental stress, 361, 585 Picture perception, 641 Schizophrenia, 124, 147, 599, 809, Target-to-target interval (TTI), 388 Migraine, 166 Pneumotachography, 546 851 Task-switching, 496 Minimum norm estimate, 641 Polysomnography, 409 Schizotypy, 459 Temporal masking, 767 Mismatch negativity (MMN), 577 Polyvagal theory, 861 Selective attention, 723 Test-retest reliability, 333 599 Positive affect, 835 Semantic memory, 133 Theta rhythm, 73 Mismatch negativity, 158, 530, 657, Positive and negative patterning, Sensory anticipation, 166 Threat, 835 869 380 Sensory memory, 530 Time constant, 633 MMN, 5 36 Posttraumatic stress disorder, 49 Sentence comprehension, 820 Time estimation, 229 Mood, 313 Preejection period, 292, 322, 427, Sentence processing, 133, 820 Topography, 791 Motivation, 641, 674 591 Sequence effects, 388 Total peripheral resistance, 64, 292, Motor cortex, 207 Prepulse inhibition Shock, 218 585, 591, 739 Mucosal immunity, 222 Prepulse, 218 Simon task, 100 Total respiratory resistance, 86 Music, 38, 657 Principal components analysis, 78] Skin conductance orienting re- Transcranial magnetic stimulation, Musical syntax, 657 PPrroobcaebsisliintgy, r9e lated negativity, 53: 5 Skisnp oncsoen, duc1t24a nce response, 207 Transcutaneous electrical nerve Processing-related negativity, 414 380, 650 ° N100, 236 Psychological refractory period Skin conductance, 423 stimulation (TENS), 473 N400, 133, 85 (PRP), 535 Sleep onset, 29 Treatment response, 861 N5, 38 Psychopaths, 505 Sleep. 29 Trial spacing effect, 650 Narcissism, 322 Psychopharmacology, 147 Slow potentials, 16 Triglyceride clearance rate, 80 Nausea, 491 Psychophysiology, 619 Slowing, 100 Nd, 236 Smell, 733 Unibase, 423 Negative difference potential, 369 Smooth pursuit, 809 Negative difference wave, 625 Reaction time, 207 Somatosensory evoked potential, Nociceptive flexion reflex, 678 Vagus nerve, 861 Reactivity hypothesis, 585 369 Norepinephrine, 147 Velvachol, 423 Readaptation effects, 409 Source configuration, 79] Novelty P3, 781 Verbal fluency, 133 Reappraisal, 281 Source modeling, 641 Novelty, 781 Vietnam nurse veterans, 49 Recovery, 739 Spatial working memory, 450 Visual categorization, 482 Regulation, 281 Spatial, 625 Visual encoding, 459 Older adults, 303 Reinforcement density, Specific language impairment, 767 Visual memory, 869 Olfaction, 733 Reliability, 124, 733 Specificity, 397 Visual mismatch negativity, 869 Olfactory event-related potential Respiration, 9, 86, 427, 707 Spectral HR power, 427 Visual-spatial attention, 437 (OERP), 733 Respiratory perception, 546 Speech task, 865 Vomiting, 491 Omitted stimuli, 229 Respiratory resistance, 546 Spirometry, 546 Orienting response, 707 Respiratory sinus arrhythmia, | 17 SPN, 16 Ovarian cancer, 491 427, 861 Startle reflex, 254, 333. 519, 674 Working memory, 95, 459 Author and title index for Volume 39, 2002 Adey, Sarah A. See Webster, Kate E. 9 Carpenter, Janet S. See Dormire, Sharon L. 423 Adler, Lawrence. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Carroll, Douglas. See Burns, Victoria E. 361 Adrien, Jean-Louis. See Gomot, Marie 577 Carroll, Douglas. See Edwards, Louisa 678 Al’absi, Mustafa, Kenneth Hugdahl, and William R. Lovallo. Adre- Carroll, Douglas. See Ring, Christopher 585 nocortical stress responses and altered working memory Carroll, Douglas. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 759 performance Carroll, Douglas. See Willemsen, Gonneke 222 Alain, Claude, Lori J. Bernstein, Filomeno Cortese, He Yu, and Carson, Margaret A. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 Robert B. Zipursky. Deficits in automatically detecting changes Chambers, Andrea S. and John J.B. Allen. Vagal tone as an indica- in conjunction of auditory features in patients with schizophrenia 599 tor of treatment response in major depression Alain, Claude. See Arnott, Stephen R. 625 Chambers, William H. See Marsland, Anna L. 865 Alatupa, Saija. See Ritz, Thomas 86 Champlin, Craig A. See Marler, Jeffrey A. 767 Alho, Kimmo. See Winkler, Istvan 530 Coenen, Anton M.L. See Jongsma, Marijtje L.A. 229 Allen, John J.B. See Chambers, Andrea S. 861 Cohen, Rudolf. See Dobel, Christian 747 Allen, John J.B. The role of psychophysiology in clinical assess- Colrain, lan M. See Webster, Kate E. 9 ment: ERPs in the evaluation of memory Compagnon, Nina. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Allen, Michael T. See Matthews, Karen A. 826 Cortese, Filomeno. See Alain, Claude 599 Andrews, Paul L.R. See Morrow, Gary R. 491 Cote, Kimberly A., Duncan R. de Lugt, and Kenneth B. Campbell. Arnott, Stephen R. and Claude Alain. Effects of perceptual context Changes in the scalp topography of event-related potentials and on event-related brain potentials during auditory spatial attention 625 behavioral responses during the sleep onset period Arthur, Carlotta M. See Kelsey, Robert M. 322 Cowan, Nelson. See Winkler, Istvan 530 Boécker, Koen B.E. See Bastiaansen, Marcel C.M. 16 Craig, Ashley. See Lal, Saroj K.L. 313 Biirger, Katharina. See Frodl, Thomas 175 Czigler, Istvan, Laszlo Balazs, and Istvan Winkler. Memory-based Balazs, Laszl6. See Czigler, Istvan 869 detection of task-irrelevant visual changes Barbanoj, Manuel-José. See Lorenzo, José-Luis 409 Dahme, Bernhard. See Ritz, Thomas 546 Barrett, Lisa Feldman. See Quigley, Karen S. 292 Dahme, Bernhard. See Ritz, Thomas 86 Barthelemy, Catherine. See Gomot, Marie 577 Davidson, Richard J. 2000 SPR AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED Baschnagel, Joseph S. See Hawk, Larry W. Jr. 674 CONTRIBUTIONS Bastiaansen, Marcel C.M., Koen B.E. Bécker, and Cornelis H.M. Davidson, Richard J. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Brunia. ERD as an index of anticipatory attention? Effects of Davidson, Richard J. See Skolnick, Alexander J. 835 stimulus degradation Davies, Patricia L. See Pailing, Patricia E. 198 Batty, M. and M.J. Taylor. Visual categorization during childhood: Dawson, Michael E. See Schell, Anne M. 124 An ERP study d e Boer, Dolt. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 759 Baum, Andrew. See Marsland, Anna L 865 de Geus, Eco J.C. See Houtveen, Jan H. 427 Bausserman, Linda. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 de Geus, Eco J.C. See Mulder, Elles J.C.M. 166 Bell, Martha Ann. Power changes in infant EEG frequency bands de Geus, Eco J.C. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 759 during a spatial working memory task de Lugt, Duncan R. See Cote, Kimberly A. 29 Berg, Patrick. See Dobel, Christian 747 de Ochoa, Esmeralda. See Federmeier, Kara D 133 Bernstein, Lori J. See Alain, Claude 599 Debski, Kay B. See Jennings, J. Richard 496 Birbaumer, Niels. See Flor, Herta 505 Desantis, Massimo A. See Salisbury, Dean F. 111 Blumenthal, Terry D. and Charles D. Swerdlow. Electrical shocks Dishman, Rod K., Erica M. Jackson, and Yoshio Nakamura. Influ- to the arm elicit and inhibit startle eyeblinks ence of fitness and gender on blood pressure responses during Bonnet, Michel. See Burle, Boris 207 active or passive stress Bradley, Margaret M. See Keil, Andreas 641 Ditto, Blaine. See Campbell, Tavis S. 473 Bruneau, Nicole. See Gomot, Marie 577 Dobel, Christian, Rudolf Cohen, Patrick Berg, Willi Nag!, Elvira Brunia, Cornelis H.M. See Bastiaansen, Marcel C.M. 16 Zobel, Peter Kébbel, Paul-Walter Schénle, and Brigitte Rock- Burle, Boris, Michel Bonnet, Franck Vidal, Camille-Aime Possa stroh. Slow event-related brain activity of aphasic patients and mai, and Thierry Hasbroucg. A transcramial magnetic stimulation controls in word comprehension and rhyming tasks study of information processing in the motor cortex: Relation- Doerfling, Paul. See Singhal, Anthony 236 ship between the silent period and the reaction time delay Donchin, Emanuel. See Goldstein, Abraham 781 Burns, Victoria E., Christopher Ring, Mark Drayson, and Douglas Dormire, Sharon L. and Janet S. Carpenter. An alternative to Carroll. Cortisol and cardiovascular reactions to mental stress Unibase/glycol as an effective nonhydrating electrolyte medium and antibody status following hepatitis B vaccination: A prelimi- for the measurement of electrodermal activity nary study Dowman, Robert. Pain-evoked anterior cingulate activity generating Burns, Victoria E. See Ring, Christopher 585 the negative difference potential may reflect response selection Cadaveira, Fernando. See Holguin, Socorro Rodriguez 619 processes Cameron, Katherine A. See Haarmann, Henk J. 820 Drayson, Mark. See Burns, Victoria E. 361 Campbell, Kenneth B. See Cote, Kimberly A. 29 Drayson, Mark. See Willemsen, Gonneke 222 Campbell, Tavis S. and Blaine Ditto. Exaggeration of blood Dubois, Arthur B. See Ritz, Thomas 546 pressure-related hypoalgesia and reduction of blood pressure Dywan, Jane. See Pailing, Patricia E. 198 with low frequency transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation Edelberg, Robert. See Giardino, Nicholas D. 246 886 Author and title index for Volume 39, 2002 Edwards, Louisa, David McIntyre, Douglas Carroll, Christopher Hasbroucgq, Thierry. See Burle, Boris 207 Ring, and Una Martin. The human nociceptive flexion reflex Hatfield, Bradley D. See Hillman, Charles H. 303 threshold is higher during systole than diastole Hauk, Olaf. See Keil, Andreas 641 Eimer, Martin and José van Velzen. Crossmodal links in spatial Hawk, Larry W. Jr., Joshua S. Redford, and Joseph S. Baschnagel. attention are mediated by supramodal contro! processes: Evi- Influence of a monetary incentive upon attentional modification dence from event-related potentials of short-lead prepulse inhibition and long-lead prepulse facilita- Eimer, Martin. See van Velzen, José 874 tion of acoustic startle Ekman, Paul. See Levenson, Robert W. 397 Hawk, Larry W. Jr., William E. Pelham Jr., and Andrew R. Yartz. Elbert, Thomas. See Keil, Andreas 641 Attentional modification of short-lead prepulse inhibition and Ellenbogen, Mark A., Alex E. Schwartzman, Jane Stewart, and long-lead prepulse facilitation of acoustic startle among preado- Claire-Dominique Walker. Stress and selective attention: The lescent boys interplay of mood, cortisol levels, and emotional information Hegerl, Ulrich. See Frodl, Thomas 175 processing Heil, Martin and Bettina Rolke. Toward a chronopsychophysiology Engebretson, Tilmer O. See Finney, Montenique L. 340 of mental rotation Engel, Rolf R. See Frodl, Thomas 175 Heil, Martin. The functional significance of ERP effects during Evans, Jovier D. See Kline, Keith A. 739 mental rotation Falko, James. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 Heinlein, Shari. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Federmeier, Kara D., Devon B. McLennan, Esmeralda de Ochoa, Henderson, Brent N. See Marsland, Anna L. 865 and Marta Kutas. The impact of semantic memory organization Hermann, Christiane. See Flor, Herta 505 and sentence context information on spoken language processing Hickok, Jane T. See Morrow, Gary R. 491 by younger and older adults: An ERP study Hillman, Charles H., Edward P. Weiss, James M. Hagberg, and Fein, George. See Turetsky, Bruce |. 147 Bradley D. Hatfield. The relationship of age and cardiovascular Finney, Montenique L., Catherine M. Stoney, and Tilmer O. Enge- fitness to cognitive and motor processes 303 bretson. Hostility and anger expression in African American and Holcomb, Phillip J. See Sitnikova, Tatiana 851 European American men is asseciated with cardiovascular and Holguin, Socorro Rodriguez and Fernando Cadaveira. Consolidation lipid reactivity of psychophysiology as a scientific discipline, 1930-1964: A Finney, Montenique L. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 historical note 619 Flor, Herta, Niels Birbaumer, Christiane Hermann, Silvio Ziegler, Houtveen, Jan H., Simon Rietveld, and Eco J.C. de Geus. Contribu- and Christopher J. Patrick. Aversive Pavlovian conditioning in tion of tonic vagal modulation of heart rate, central respiratory psychopaths: Peripheral and central correlates drive, respiratory depth, and respiratory frequency to respiratory Folgering, Hans. See Ritz, Thomas 546 sinus arrhythmia during mental stress and physical exercise 427 Forster, Bettina. See van Velzen, José 874 Hruska, Claudia. See Kopp, Bruno 459 Fowler, Barry. See Singhal, Anthony 236 Hugdahl, Kenneth. See Al’absi, Mustafa 95 Foxe, John J. See Ritter, Walter 158 Hughes, Joel W. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 Freedman, Robert. See Ross, Randal G. 809 lacono, William G. See Malone, Stephen M. 664 Fritz, Gregory K. See Ritz, Thomas 546 IImoniemi, Risto J. See Winkler, Istvan 530 Frodl, Thomas, Harald Hampel, Georg Juckel, Katharina Biirger, Jackson, Erica M. See Dishman, Rod K. 568 Frank Padberg, Rolf R. Engel, Hans-Jiirgen MOller, and Ulrich James, Jack E. See Gregg, M. Elizabeth 64 Hegerl. Value of event-related P300 subcomponents in the clini- Jennings, J. Richard, Maurits W. van der Molen, Frederik M. van cal diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s der Veen, and Kay B. Debski. Influence of preparatory schema Disease on the speed of responses to spatially compatible and incompati- George, David T. See Umhau, John C. 117 ble stimuli 496 Giard, Marie-Héléne. See Gomot, Marie 577 Jongsma, Marijtje L.A., Anton M.L. Coenen, and Clementina M. Giardino, Nicholas D., Paul M. Lehrer, and Robert Edelberg. Com- van Rijn. Omission evoked potentials (OEPs) in rats and the parison of finger plethysmograph to ECG in the measurement of effects of diazepam 229 heart rate variability Joyce, C.A., LF. Gorodnitsky, W.A. Teder-Siilejiirvi, J.W. King, and Gillam, Ronald B. See Marler, Jeffrey A. 767 M. Kutas. Variability in AC amplifier distortions: Estimation and Giurfa, Martin. See Lachnit, Harald 650 correction 633 Goldstein, Abraham, Kevin M. Spencer, and Emanuel Donchin. The Joyce, Carrie A., Irina F. Gorodnitsky, Jonathan W. King, and influence of stimulus deviance and novelty on the P300 and Marta Kutas. Tracking eye fixations with electroocular and Novelty P3 electroencephalographic recordings Gomot, Marie, Marie-Hélene Giard, Jean-Louis Adrien, Catherine Juckel, Georg. See Frodl, Thomas 175 Barthelemy, and Nicole Bruneau. Hypersensitivity to acoustic K6bbel, Peter. See Dobel, Christian 747 change in children with autism: Electrophysiological evidence of K6nGnen, Mervi. See Lehtonen, Johannes 73 left frontal cortex dysfunctioning Kansok, Julia. See Koelsch, Stefan 657 Gonsalvez, Craig J. and John Polich. P300 amplitude is determined Keil, Andreas, Margaret M. Bradley, Olaf Hauk, Brigitte Rockstroh, by target-to-target interval Thomas Elbert, and Peter J. Lang. Large-scale neural correlates Gorodnitsky, I.F. See Joyce, C.A. 633 of affective picture processing 641 Gorodnitsky, Irina F. See Joyce, Carrie A. 607 Kelsey, Robert M., Sidney R. Ornduff, Sarah Reiff, and Carlotta M. Gray, Shannon M. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Arthur. Psychophysiological correlates of narcissistic traits in Gregg, M. Elizabeth, Thomas A. Matyas, and Jack E. James. A new women during active coping model of individual differences in hemodynamic profile and Kenyon, Karen. See Matthews, Karen A. 826 blood pressure reactivity Killebrew, Karen. See Wright, Rex A. 188 Gross, James J. Emotion regulation: Affective, cognitive, and social Kinder, Annette. See Lachnit, Harald 380 consequences King, J.W. See Joyce, C.A. 633 Gumenyuk, Valentina. See Winkler, Istvan 530 King, Jonathan W. See Joyce, Carrie A. 607 Gunter, Thomas C. See Koelsch, Stefan 38 Kline, Keith A., Patrice G. Saab, Maria M. Llabre, Susan B. Haarmann, Henk J., Katherine A.C ameron, and Daniel S. Ruchkin. Spitzer, Jovier D. Evans, Paige A. Green McDonald, and Neil Neural synchronization mediates on-line sentence processing: Schneiderman. Hemodynamic response patterns: Responder type EEG coherence evidence from filler-gap constructions differences in reactivity and recovery Hagberg, James M. See Hillman, Charles H. 303 Koelsch, Stefan, Bj6rn-Helmer Schmidt, and Julia Kansok. Effects Hampel, Harald. See Frodl, Thomas 175 of musical expertise on the early right anterior negativity: An Harris, Josette G. See Ross, Randal G. 809 event-related brain potential study Harrison, Lesley K. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 75 Koelsch, Stefan, Erich Schroger, and Thomas C. Gunter. Music Harver, Andrew. See Ritz, Thomas 546 matters: Preattentive musicality of the human brain Author and title index for Volume 39, 2002 Kok, Albert. See Talsma, Durk 689 of modulation during pleasant scenes, personal experiences, and Kopp, Bruno, Monika Wolff, Claudia Hruska, and Friedel M. Reis- discrete negative emotions 519 chies. Brain mechanisms of visual encoding and working mem- Molholm, Sophie. See Ritter, Walter 158 ory in psychometrically identified schizotypal individuals and Mordkoff, J. Toby. See Weinstein, Suzanne E. 591 after acute administration of haloperidol Morrow, Gary R., Jane T. Hickok, Paul L.R. Andrews, and Robert Korzyukov, Oleg. See Winkler, Istvan 530 M. Stern. Reduction in serum cortisol after platinum based che- Kotses, Harry. See Ritz, Thomas 546 motherapy for cancer: A role for the HPA axis in treatment- Kuperberg, Gina. See Sitnikova, Tatiana 85] related nausea? Kutas, M. See Joyce, C.A. 633 Mulder, Elles J.C.M., Wim H.J.P. Linssen, and Eco J.C. de Geus. Kutas, Marta. See Federmeier, Kara D. i33 Reduced sensory anticipation in migraine Kutas, Marta. See Joyce, Carrie A. 607 Murphy, Claire. See Thesen, Thomas 733 Kutas, Marta. See Urbach, Thomas P. 791 Niiitinen, Risto. See Winkler, Istvan 530 Lachnit, Harald, Annette Kinder, and Giinter Reinhard. Are rules Nagl, Willi. See Dobel, Christian 747 applied in Pavlovian electrodermal conditioning with humans Nakamura, Yoshio. See Dishman, Rod K. 568 general or outcome specific? Navin, Sarah D. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Lachnit, Harald, Klaus Lober, Giinter Reinhard, and Martin Giurfa. Nitschke, Jack B., Christine L. Larson, Marian J. Smoller, Sarah D. The impact of reinforcement density on response differentiation Navin, Adrian J.C. Pederson, Dante Ruffalo, Kristen L. Mack- in configural discrimination problems iewicz, Shannon M. Gray, Elise Victor, and Richard J. Davidson. Lal, Saroj K.L. and Ashley Craig. Driver fatigue: Electroencepha- Startle potentiation in aversive anticipation: Evidence for state lography and psychological assessment but not trait effects 254 Lang, Peter J. See Keil, Andreas 641 Nuechterlein, Keith H. See Schell, Anne M. 124 Larson, Christine L. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Olincy, Ann. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Lasko, Natasha B. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 Ornduff, Sidney R. See Kelsey, Robert M. 322 Lehrer, Paul M. See Giardino, Nicholas D. 246 Orr, Scott P. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 Lehrer, Paul M. See Ritz, Thomas 546 Padberg, Frank. See Frodl, Thomas 175 Lehtonen, Johannes, Mervi K6nénen, Maija Purhonen, Juhani Par Paige, Stephen R. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 tanen, and Seppo Saarikoski. The effects of feeding on the elec- Pailing, Patricia E., Sidney J. Segalowitz, Jane Dywan, and Patricia troencephalogram in 3- and 6-month-old infants L. Davies. Error negativity and response control 198 Lentino, Lisa M. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 Papousek, flona and Giinter Schulter. Covariations of EEG asym- Leonard, Sherry. See Ross, Randal G. 809 metries and emotional states indicate that activity at frontopolar Levenson, Robert W. and Paul Ekman. Difficulty does not account locations is particularly affected by state factors 350 for emotion-specific heart rate changes in the directed facial Partanen, Juhani. See Lehtonen, Johannes 73 action task Patrick, Christopher J. See Flor, Herta 505 Levenston, Gary K. See Miller, Mark W. 519 Patrick, Christopher J. See Miller, Mark W. 519 Linkenkaer-Hansen, Klaus. See Winkler, Istvan 530 Paulus, Lynn A. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 Linssen, Wim H.J.P. See Mulder, Elles J.C.M. 166 Pederson, Adrian J.C. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Llabre, Maria M. See Kline, Keith A. 739 Pelham, William E. Jr. See Hawk, Larry W. Jr. 333 Lober, Klaus. See Lachnit, Harald 650 Penacerrada, Diane K. See Wright, Rex A. 182 Lorenzo, José-Luis and Manuel-José Barbanoj. Variability of sleep Petrulis, Sarah G. See Umhau, John C. 117 parameters across multiple laboratory sessions in healthy young Pimpalapure, Dipti. See Wright, Rex A. 188 subjects: The “very first night effect” Pitman, Roger K. See Metzger, Linda J. 49 Lovallo, William R. See Al’absi, Mustafa 95 Polich, John. See Gonsalvez, Craig J. 388 Lykken, David T. ERRATA Porges, Stephen W. See Umhau, John C. 117 Lykken, David T. The human nociceptive flexion reflex threshold is Possamai, Camille-Aime. See Burle, Boris 207 higher during systole than diastole Purhonen, Maija. See Lehtonen, Johannes 73 Moller, Hans-Jiirgen. See Frodl, Thomas 175 Quigley, Karen S., Lisa Feldman Barrett, and Suzanne Weinstein. Mackiewicz, Kristen L. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Cardiovascular patterns associated with threat and challenge Malone, Stephen M. and William G. Iacono. Error rate on the anti- appraisals: A within-subjects analysis saccade task: Heritability and developmental change in perfor- Quigley, Karen S. See Weinstein, Suzanne E. 59] mance among preadolescent and late-adolescent female twin Radant, Allen D. See Ross, Randal G. 809 youth Rawlings, Robert. See Umhau, John C. 117 Merler, Jeffrey A., Craig A. Champlin, and Ronald B. Gillam. Au- Redford, Joshua S. See Hawk, Larry W. Jr. 674 ditory memory for backward masking signals in children with Reed, Shawn. See Umhau, John C. 117 language impairment Reiff, Sarah. See Kelsey, Robert M. 322 Marsland, Anna L., Brent N. Henderson, William H. Chambers, and Reinhard, Giinter. See Lachnit, Harald 380 Andrew Baum. Stability of individual differences in cellular Reinhard, Giinter. See Lachnit, Harald 650 immune responses to two different laboratory tasks Reischies, Friedel M. See Kopp, Bruno 459 Martin, Una. See Edwards, Louisa 678 Rietveld, Simon. See Houtveen, Jan H. 427 Matthews, Karen A., Kristen Salomon, Karen Kenyon, and Michael Ring, Christopher, Victoria E. Burns, and Douglas Carroll. Shifting T. Allen. Stability of children’s and adolescents’ hemodynamic hemodynamics of blood pressure control during prolonged men- responses to psychological challenge: A three-year longitudinal tal stress study of a multiethnic cohort of boys and girls Ring, Christopher. See Burns, Victoria E. 361 Matyas, Thomas A. See Gregg, M. Elizabeth 64 Ring, Christopher. See Edwards, Louisa 678 McCarley, Robert W. See Salisbury, Dean F. 111 Ring, Christopher. See Ritz, Thomas 546 McDonald, Paige A. Green. See Kline, Keith A. 739 Ring, Christopher. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 759 McIntyre, David. See Edwards, Louisa 678 Ring, Christopher. See Willemsen, Gonneke 222 McLennan, Devon B. See Federmeier, Kara D. 133 Ritter, Walter, Elyse Sussman, Sophie Molholm, and John J. Foxe. Metzger, Linda J., Margaret A. Carson, Lynn A. Paulus, Natasha B. Memory reactivation or reinstatement and the mismatch Lasko, Stephen R. Paige, Roger K. Pitman, and Scott P. Orr. negativity 158 Event-related potentials to auditory stimuli in female Vietnam Ritz, Thomas, Bernhard Dahme, Arthur B. Dubois, Hans Folgering, nurse veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder Gregory K. Fritz, Andrew Harver, Harry Kotses, Paul M. Lehrer, Mikulich, Susan K. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Christopher Ring, Andrew Steptoe, and Karel P. van de Miller, Mark W., Christopher J. Patrick, and Gary K. Levenston. Woestijne. Guidelines for mechanical lung function measure- Affective imagery and the startle response: Probing mechanisms ments in psychophysiology 546 888 Author and title index for Volume 39, 2002 { Ritz, Thomas, Saija Alatupa, Miriam Théns, and Bernhard Dahme. Théns, Miriam. See Ritz, Thomas 86 Effects of affective picture viewing and imagery on respiratory Thesen, Thomas and Claire Murphy. Reliability analysis of event- resistance in nonasthmatic individuals related brain potentials to olfactory stimuli Rockstroh, Brigitte. See Dobel, Christian 747 Turetsky, Bruce I. and George Fein. a Rockstroh, Brigitte. See Keil, Andreas 641 Umhau, John C., David T. George, Shawn Reed, Sarah G. Petrulis, Rolke, Bettina. See Heil, Martin 414 Robert Rawlings, and Stephen W. Porges. Atypical autonomic Ross, Randal G., Ann Olincy, Susan K. Mikulich, Allen D. Radant, reguiation in perpetrators of violent domestic abuse Josette G. Harris, Merilyne Waldo, Nina Compagnon, Shari Urbach, Thomas P. and Marta Kutas. The intractability of scaling Heinlein, Sherry Leonard, Gary O. Zerbe, Lawrence Adler, and scalp distributions to infer neuroelectric sources Robert Freedman. Admixture analysis of smooth pursuit eye van Boxtel, A. See Stekelenburg, J.J. 707 movements in probands with schizophrenia and their relatives van de Woestijne, Karel P. See Ritz, Thomas 546 suggests gain and leading saccades are potential endophenotypes 809 van der Lubbe, Rob H.J. and Rolf Verleger. Aging and the Simon Ruchkin, Daniel S. See Haarmann, Henk J. 820 task Ruffalo, Dante. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 van der Molen, Maurits W. See Jennings, J. Richard 496 Saab, Patrice G. See Kline, Keith A. 739 van der Veen, Frederik M. See Jennings, J. Richard 496 Saarikoski, Seppo. See Lehtonen, Johannes 73 van Rijn, Clementina M. See Jongsma, Marijtje L.A. 229 Salisbury, Dean F., Massimo A. Desantis, Martha E. Shenton, and van Velzen, José, Bettina Forster, and Martin Eimer. Temporal Robert W. McCarley. The effect of background noise on P300 to dynamics of lateralized ERP components elicited during endog- suprathreshold stimuli 111 enous attentional shifts to relevant tactile events Salisbury, Dean F. See Sitnikova, Tatiana 851 van Velzen, José. See Eimer, Martin 437 Salomon, Kristen. See Matthews, Karen A. 826 Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S., Dolf de Boer, Lesley K. Harri- Schénle, Paul-Walter. See Dobel, Christian 747 son, Christopher Ring, Douglas Carroll, Gonneke Willemsen, Schell, Anne M., Michael E. Dawson, Keith H. Nuechterlein, Ken- and Eco J.C. de Geus. Competitiveness and hemodynamic reac- neth L. Subotnik, and Joseph Ventura. The temporal stability of tions to competition electrodermal variables over a one-year period in patients with Ventura, Joseph. See Schell, Anne M. 124 recent-onset schizophrenia and in normal subjects 124 Verleger, Rolf. See van der Lubbe, Rob H.J. 100 Schmidt, BjGrn-Helmer. See Koelsch, Stefan 657 Victor, Elise. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 Schneiderman, Neil. See Kline, Keith A. 739 Vidal, Franck. See Burle. Boris 207 Schroger, Erich. See Koelsch, Stefan 38 Waldo, Merilyne. See Ross, Randal G. 809 Schulter, Giinter. See Papousek. Ilona 350 Walker, Claire-Dominique. See Ellenbogen, Mark A. 723 Schwartzman, Alex E. See Ellenbogen, Mark A. 723 Webster, Kate E., Sarah A. Adey, and lan M. Colrain. The etfect of Segalowitz, Sidney J. See Pailing, Patricia E. 198 stimulus probability on P3 in the respiratory-related evoked Shenton, Martha E. See Salisbury, Dean F. 111 potential Singhal, Anthony, Paul Doerfling, and Barry Fowler. Effects of a Weinstein, Suzanne E., Karen S. Quigley, and J. Toby Mordkoff. dual task on the NIOO—P200 complex and the early and late Nd Influence of control and physical effort on cardiovascular reac- attention waveforms tivity to a video game task 59] Sitnikova, Tatiana, Dean F. Salisbury, Gina Kuperberg, and Phillip Weinstein, Suzanne. See Quigley, Karen S. 292 J. Holcomb. Electrophysiological insights into language process- Weiss, Edward P. See Hillman, Charles H. 303 ing in schizophrenia West, Sheila G. See Stoney, Catherine M. 80 Skolnick, Alexander J. and Richard J. Davidson. Affective modula- Willemsen, Gonneke, Douglas Carroll, Christopher Ring, and Mark tion of eyeblink startle with reward and threat Drayson. Cellular and mucosal immune reactions to mental and Smoller, Marian J. See Nitschke, Jack B. 254 cold stress: Associations with gender and cardiovascular Spencer, Kevin M. See Goldstein, Abraham 781 reactivity Spitzer, Susan B. See Kline, Keith A. 739 Willemsen, Gonneke. See Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Jet J.C.S. 759 Stekelenburg, J.J. and A. van Boxtel. Pericranial muscular, respira- Winkler, Istvan, Oleg Korzyukov, Valentina Gumenyuk, Nelson tory, and heart rate components of the orienting response Cowan, Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen, Risto J. IIlmoniemi, Kimmo Steptoe, Andrew. See Ritz, Thomas 546 Alho, and Risto Néatinen. Temporary and longer term retention Stern, Robert M. See Morrow, Gary R. 491 of acoustic information Stewart, Jane. See Ellenbogen, Mark A. 723 Winkler, Istvan. See Czigler, Istvan 869 Stoney, Catherine M., Sheila G. West, Joel W. Hughes, Lisa M. Wolff, Monika. See Kopp, Bruno 459 Lentino, Montenique L. Finney, James Falko, and Linda Wright, Rex A. and Diane K. Penacerrada. Energy resource deple- Bausserman. Acute psychological stress reduces plasma triglyc- tion, ability perception, and cardiovascular response to behav- eride clearance ioral challenge Stoney, Catherine M. See Finney, Montenique L. 340 Wright, Rex A., Karen Killebrew, and Dipti Pimpalapure. Cardio- Strayer, David L. Difficulty does not account for emotion-specific vascular incentive effects where a challenge is unfixed: Demon- heart rate changes in the directed facial action task strations involving social evaluation, evaluator status, and Subotnik, Kenneth L. See Schell, Anne M. 124 monetary reward Sussman, Elyse. See Ritter, Walter 158 Yartz, Andrew R. See Hawk, Larry W. Jr. 333 Swerdlow, Charles D. See Blumenthal, Terry D. 218 Yu, He. See Alain, Claude 599 Talsma, Durk and Albert Kok. Intermodal spatial attention differs Zerbe, Gary O. See Ross, Randal G. 809 between vision and audition: An event-related potential analysis 689 Ziegler, Silvio. See Flor, Herta 505 Taylor, M.J. See Batty, M. 482 Zipursky, Robert B. See Alain, Claude 599 Teder-Siilejiirvi, W.A. See Joyce, C.A. 633 Zobel, Elvira. See Dobel, Christian 747 paa e ’ ate e e pat “ik le ea