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Mischel, W., 165, 415
Mitchell, R. E., 129
Mitchison, G., 75
Mitte, K., 368Mizuno, H., 80Moehler, E., 233
Moergen, S., 195
Moerk, K. C., 297Moffitt, T. E., 206
Moilanen, D. L., 447
Molix, L., 407
Moller, A. C., 191Moller, I., 395Monahan, D., 213
Mondal, A. C., 400
Monroe, S. M., 449Montgomery, R. L., 203Moore, L., 408
Moos, R. H., 129
More, T. A., 338Moretti, M. M., 448Morfei, M. Z., 422
Morgan, K. L., 202
Morris, M. L., 444Morrison, R., 62Morton, T. L., 312
Mosher, M. E., 316
Moss, H. A., 232Mostofsky, E., 197
Mount, M. K., 171 –172
Moustakas, C. E., 318Mouton, G. J., 175Mowad, L., 407Mowrer, O. H., 131
Mroczek, D., 150
Mueser, K. T., 195Mugny, G., 193Muirhead, J., 212
Mullally, P. R.,
Mummery, K., 320Mundorf, N., 83Murayama, K., 193
Murphy, S., 408
Murray, B., 390Murray, C., 253Murray, E. J., 316
Murray, H. A., 155 –156, 184
Murray, J. A., 130
Muten, E. O., 78Myers, D. G., 138, 333
Nachshon, O., 145
Nadon, R., 91Napolitano, J. M., 78
Naragon, K., 206
Nasby, W., 29, 419Nash, M., 87, 89, 92
Nash, S. G., 216
Nathan, J. S., 62, 173
Nathan, K. T., 179Nauman, L. P., 159Naumann, E., 246
Neale, M. C., 230, 259Neale, J. M., 209 –211
Neely, T. L., 379
Neiderhiser, J. M., 231
Neimeyer, R. A., 429Neisser, U., 253Nelligan, J. S., 146
Nelson, N. M., 377
Nelson, N. W., 175Nes, L. S., 213
Nestoriuc, W., 362
Nevid, J. S., 370
Nevo, B., 82, 85Nevo, O., 82, 85Newby-Clark, I. R., 326
Nezworski, M. J., 62 –63
Ng, M. T., 406
Ng., T. W. H., 403 –406
Niaura, R., 196
Nicholls, G., 316
Nicholson, I. A. M., 152Nicholson, R. A., 175Nickens, S. D., 423
Nicolson, N. A., 449
Nieberding, R., 62, 175Niedenthal, P. M., 217Nieto, F. J., 196
Niiya, Y., 328
Niles, S., 188Nisbett, R. E., 253
Nitkin-Kaner, Y., 89
Noe, R. A., 171
Noguchi, K., 264Nolen-Hoeksema, S., 401, 442Noller, P., 142, 145, 212
Norcliffe, H., 384
Norcross, J. C., 58, 296Nordstrom, C. R., 405Norem, J. K., 216 –217, 219
Norman, P., 407 –408
Norman, W. H., 449Norris, J. E., 118Norton, L. W., 203
Northey, W. F., 368
Novaco, R. W., 132Nowicki, S., 404Nurius, P., 422
Oakley, D. A., 91
Ochse, R., 110O’Brien, M., 377
O’Brien, S. A., 73
O’Connor, B. P., 165
O’Connor, M. C., 193
O’Connor, S. C., 334
O’Donnell, K., 206
Oehlberg, K., 26Oetting, E., 197
Ofosu, H. B., 319
Ogunfowora, B., 163
O’Hea, E. L., 406
O’Heeron, R. C., 315
O’Heron, C. A., 381
Oishi,
S., 10 –11, 332 –333Okazaki, S., 203Olatunji, B. O., 209
Oliver, P. V., 201
O’Loughlin, C., 269
Omarzu, J., 312
Ones, D. S., 263
Orcutt, H. K., 130
Orgler, H., 97Orina, M. M., 146Orlofsky, J. L., 381
Orzeck, L., 391
Osterman, L. 80Ostlund, N. M., 270Ostrov, B. F., 33
Otake, K., 332
Otto, M. W., 450Ouellette, J. A., 423Ovcharchyn, C. A., 195
Overall, N., 269
Overmier, J. B., 395, 398Overskeid, G., 344Owens, J. F., 197
Owens, P., 404
Oyserman, D., 423Ozer, D. J., 170
Page, R. A., 88
Paget, S. A., 386Paik, H., 389, 391Palkas, O., 71
Palker-Corell, A., 450
Pals, J. L., 4Panzarella, C., 450
Papsdorf, M., 201
Parish, E. A., 324
Park, L. E., 129, 328, 330Park, N., 301Parker, D. R., 387
Parker, K. C. H., 62
Parker, W. D., 100Parton, D. A., 387Pastorelli, C., 364
Pasupathi, M., 118
Patrick, B., 320Patrick, B. C., 310Patten, A. H., 118
Patterson, D. R., 86
Patterson, M. L., 201Patty, J., 145Paty, J. A., 364
Paulhus, D. L., 178 –179, 202 –203, 402
Pauls, C. A., 246
Paunonen, S. V., 164Pavot, W., 263
Payappagoudar, G. V., 400
Payne, S. C., 192Pbert, L. A., 216Peacock, E, J., 214
Pearl, L., 320
Pearlman, C., 74
Pedersen, D. M., 337Pedersen, N., 259 –260
Pedersen, P. B, 11NAME INDEX 511 |
Pedersen, W. C., 135 –137
Pedhazer, E. J., 382
Pence, K., 242
Pennebaker, J. W., 206, 313, 315 –316
Peplau, L. A., 319, 324Perez-Edgar, K., 233
Perrig, W. G., 406
Perrig-Chiello, P., 406Perry, D. G., 389
Perry, L. C., 389
Perry, R. P., 399
Peterson, C., 215 –216, 301, 398, 450
Peterson, S. A., 175Petrie, K. J., 316
Petrocelli, J. V., 424
Petty, F., 400Petzel, T. P., 195Phares, E. J., 351, 403
Phillips, A. G., 424
Phillips, C. M., 138Phillips, S. D., 201Piccione, C., 91
Pickering, A. D., 227
Piedmont, R.L., 164, 176Pierce, G. R., 127Pietromonaco, P. R., 145 –146, 310
Pilkonis, P. A., 201, 203, 450Pillard, R., 74Pilon, D. A., 187
Pinderhughes, E. E., 82
Pinquart, M., 319
Pintrich, P. R., 193Piotrowski, N. A., 175Pistole, M. C., 144 –145
Pivik, R. T., 229Pizarro, J., 407Pizzagalli, D. A., 246Plomin, R., 230, 252, 255 –256, 258 –260
Plug, C., 110Polivy, J., 325Pollard, J., 89Pollock, V. E., 136
Polman, H., 394
Pomerleau, A., 377Poropat, A. E., 172Powch, , I. G., 197
Powell, S., 60
Powers, S. I., 145Pozo, C., 201Prager, K. J., 312
Pratt, M. W., 118
Prentice-Dunn, S., 322Pressman, S. D., 206, 320Prince, L. M., 210
Prkachin, K. M., 84
Provenzano, F. J., 377Ptacek, J. T., 127, 129
Puca, R. M., 185
Puente, A. E., 62, 173
Punamaki, R-L., 71
Quanty, M. B., 137
Quiamzade, A. 193Quigley, K. S., 407
Quinlan, S. L., 423
Quinn, D. M., 330
Raag, T., 377
Rabin, B. S., 320
Rabung, S., 58
Rackliff, C. L., 377Radtke, H. L., 89
Raikkonen, K., 197, 216
Rajab, M. H., 320
Ramsey, S. L., 202Rasekhy, R., 88Rasmuson, I., 213, 259
Rasmussen, H. N., 215
Rathus, S. A., 370Rauch, S. L., 233Raveh, A., 133
Rawsthorne, L. J., 193
Rayner, R., 358Raz. A., 89Read, N. W., 29
Read, S. J., 144
Realo, E., 332Reardon, J. M., 86Reardon, L. F., 209
Rector, N. A., 175
Redd, W. H., 360Reddon, J. R., 175
Redersdorff, S., 444
Regalado, A., 253
Regalia, C., 422Register, P. A., 91Reich, J. W., 406
Reilly, R. K., 171
Reilly-Harrington, N., 450Reis, H. T., 145, 310, 324Reis-Bergan, M., 423
Reise, S. P., 169
Reiss, D., 231Reivich, M., 246Renaud, J. M., 424
Renneberg, B., 58
Resch, F., 233Rescorla, R. A., 346Revelle, W., 26
Revenson, T. A., 130, 386
Revonsuo, A., 71, 89Reynolds, C. A., 205Reynolds, J., 118
Reynolds, S. K., 165
Reznick, J. S., 234Rhee, S. H., 252Rhodewalt, F., 195
Rholes, W. S., 145 –146
Richards, J. C., 196
Richards, M. H., 334
Richardson, D. R., 319
Richardson, J. L., 404
Rief, Y., 362Riemann, R., 150, 176, 255Riggio, R. E., 210
Riggs, D. S., 129Rimer, S., 177
Rimm-Kaufman, S. E., 234, 242
Riordan, C. A., 346
Risinger, R. T., 263Riso, L. P., 450Ritter, J., 449
Ritts, V., 201
Rizavi, H. S., 400Robbins, P. R., 73
Roberts, B. W., 150, 170 –171
Roberts, J. E., 201Roberts, T. A., 329Robertson, E., 201Robertson, S., 83
Robins, R. W., 15, 206
Robinson, B. S., 423Robinson, M. D., 436Robinson, M. S., 450
Robles, T. F., 206
Roche, S. M., 91Rodeheffer, C., 394Rodgers, J. L., 101
Rodin, J., 215, 398 –399
Roepke,
S., 58
Rogers, C. R., 276, 279, 295, 299,
308, 318
Rogers, M. E., 129
Rogers, R., 175Rogers, R. W., 387Rogers, T. B., 421
Rohde, P., 449
Rokach, A., 319Ronan, P. J., 400Roney, C. J. R., 193
Rook, K. S., 324
Roos, P. E., 381Rose, D. T., 450
Rose, H., 377
Rose, R. J., 259
Rosenberg, A., 233Rosenblood, L. K., 334Rosenman, R. H., 193, 195
Rosenthal, R., 27, 170
Ross, M., 326, 444Rosse, J. G., 175Rotenberg, K. J., 320
Roth, S., 449
Rothbart, M. K., 230 –232
Rothman, A. J., 364Rothstein, M., 171
Rotter, J. B., 351 –353
Rowe, D. C., 101, 256
Rozek, M. K., 78Rubenstein, C. M., 319
Rubin, J. A., 377
Rubin, K., 233Rubins, J. L., 112Rubinstein, G., 161
Rudasill, K. M., 240, 242
Rudd, M. D., 320Rude, S. S., 449Ruiz, J. M., 196
Rushton, J. P., 259512 NAME INDEX |
Russell, D., 319 –320
Russell, J. A., 205
Russo, J., 130
Rusting, C. L., 264, 446Rutledge, T., 320Ruvolo, A. P., 422
Rychlak, J. F., 387
Sachett, P. R., 177
Sadalla, E. K., 270
Sadler, P., 88
Sadler, W. A., 318Saeed, L., 264Sagrati, S., 449
Salgado, J. F., 171
Salili, F., 11, 188Salovey, P., 272, 407Saltz, E., 423
Salvatore, N., 197
Samuels, C. A., 381Sandstrom, M. J., 78Sandvik, E., 441
Sanford, C. P., 196
Sanford, S., 81Sangster, J. I., 214Sanna, L. J., 217
Sansone, C., 371
Santos, J. F., 321Saragovi, C., 384
Sarbin, T. R., 88 –89, 91
Sargent, R. T., 330Sarkar, U., 364Sarna, S., 259Saron, C. D., 244
Savarese, V. W., 129
Savickas, M. L., 429Saucier, G., 163 –164
Saudino, K. J., 231
Sawalani, G. M., 439
Sayer, A., 145Sayers, S. L., 381Sayette, M. A., 58, 296
Scabini, E., 422
Scarr, S., 256 –257, 259
Schatten-Jones, E. C., 319Scheier, M. F., 201, 212 –215
Schermer, B., 383Schimmack, U., 209Schlegel, R., 407Schlenker, B. R., 203, 327
Schmalt, H-D., 184 –185
Schmidt, J. A., 293
Schmidt, L. A., 233Schmidt, N., 171, 319, 324
Schmitt, C. H., 185
Schmitt, J. P., 383Schmukle, S. C., 205
Schneider, T. R., 407
Schreer, G. E., 197
Schuler, J., 316Schulman, P., 213Schultheiss, O. C., 185
Shulz, R., 399Schumacher, J. A., 7
Schuyler, B. A., 89
Schwartz, C. E., 233, 235
Schwartz, G. E., 431Schwartz, R. D., 406Schwarzwald, J., 364
Sears, R. R., 131 –132
Seburn, M., 338
Sechrest, L., 441
Seebauer, E., 391
Seeman, J., 296, 301, 307
Seeman, M. V., 175Segal, D. L., 80, 316Segal, Z. V., 449
Segerstrom, S. C., 212 –213, 215
Segrin, C., 319, 322
Segrist, D. J., 405Segura, S. L., 205
Seidlitz, L., 440
Seifert, J., 246Seligman, M. E. P., 213, 215 –216, 301,
333, 371, 395 –401, 449 –450
Senko, C., 193Sentis, K., 419Senulis, J. A., 244Sermat, V., 319, 324
Sestir, M. A., 394
Seyle, C., 165, 183Shack, J. R., 205
Shackelford, T. K., 100, 236,
266, 269
Shadish, W. R., 368Shah, J., 420Shankster, L. J., 171
Shao, L., 227
Sharp, L. K., 315Shaver, P. R., 141 –142, 144 –146,
319, 331
Shaw, J. S., 381Shea, C. A., 203Shedler, J., 175Sheese, B. E., 161
Sheldon, K. M., 210
Sheldon, W. H., 149Shell, M. M., 193Shepperd, J. A., 168, 203, 216
Sherman, J. W., 15
Sherman, M. F., 384Shernoff, D. J., 293Sherwood, H., 128
Sherwood, R. J., 246
Shiffman, S., 364Shifren, K., 213Shimai, S., 332
Shin, L. M., 233
Shiner, R. L., 230Shoda, Y., 415
Shope, G. L., 137
Short, P., 316
Showers, C., 219Shurcliff, A., 84Siegel, B., 177
Siegler, I. C., 196Siegman, A. W., 196
Siem, F. M., 169
Sigelman, J., 246
Sikkema, K. J., 129
Silva, P. J., 424
Siminerio,
L., 386
Simms, L. J., 163Simoni, J. M., 406Simpson, T. L., 130Simpson, J. A., 144 –146
Singer, D. G., 391Singer, J. A., 117Singer, J. L., 74, 391
Sipley, C. G., 142
Skinner, B. F., 343 –345
Skinner, E. A., 128
Skoner, D. P., 320Slater, J., 404
Slavkin, M., 382
Slife, B. D., 387Sloan, W. W., 322, 324Sloman, L., 238
Slotter, E. B., 145
Smailes, E. M., 391Small, E. M., 217Smart, S. A., 327
Smillie, L. D., 227
Smith, A., 408Smith, C., 408Smith, C. E., 196
Smith, C. A., 207
Smith, D., 63Smith, D. A., 209 –211
Smith, E. R., 424
Smith, J., 419
Smith, K., 405Smith, M. S., 407 –408
Smith, R. E., 129, 364
Smith, S. L., 389 –391
Smith, T. W., 196
Smith-Lovin, L., 317Smyth, J., 316
Sneed, J., 379
Snidman, N., 232 –233, 235
Snyder, C. R., 126, 405Sohl, L., 262
Sohn, A. E., 312
Solano, C. H., 320, 322, 324Soldz, S., 163Solomon, Z., 364, 405
Sommers, S. R., 330
Sorensen, K. L., 403Sorensen, S., 319Soto, C. J., 159
South, S., 258
Souto, J., 316Sowerby, D., 92Spangler, W. D., 187
Spanos, N. P., 88 –89, 91 –92
Sparrow, D., 196
Spector, P. E., 405
Spence, J. T., 184, 378 –379
Spencer, J., 429NAME INDEX 513 |
Spencer, S. A., 370
Spencer, S. M., 219
Spett, M. C., 63
Spiegel, D., 87Spinath, F. M., 255Spiro, A., 196
Sprecher, S., 266, 312
Spinath, F. M., 150Springer, C., 215
Srivastava, S., 263
Staats, A. W., 351
Stack, A. D., 137Staehelin, H. B., 406Stajkovic, A. D., 364
Stake, J. E., 325, 381, 423
Stanton, A. L., 128, 130Stapp, J., 380Stecher, M. D., 175
Steciuk, M. L., 400
Steel, P., 263Steele, R. G., 176Steen, T. A., 301
Steeno, J., 383
Stegner, M. F., 332Stein, G., 292Stejskal, W. J., 62
Stelmack, R. M., 226, 229
Stemmler, G., 246Stenberg, C., 142
Stephenson, W., 297
Steptoe, A., 206, 406
Sternberg, R. J., 253Stevenson, J., 230Stewart, A. J., 117, 184
Stewart, M. O., 425
Stinson, L., 202Stokes, J. P., 321Stollak, G. E., 377
Stonner, D., 137
Stoppelbein, L., 450Storr, A., 335 –337
Story, A. L., 326
Strahan, E. J., 329
Strahan, R. F., 382Strassberg, D. S., 310, 313Strauman, T., 424
Strauss, J. P., 171 –172
Strelau, J., 255, 264
Strentz, T., 130Strickland, B. R., 403, 405 –406
Stright, A. D., 240, 382Strong, D. R., 450Stroud, L., 196Strough, J., 379
Strube, M. G., 194 –195
Strul, S., 161
Strunk, D., 425
Stucky, B. D., 439
Sturmer, T., 406
Sue, S., 331Suedfeld, P., 337Suh, E., 11, 227, 333
Suinn, R. M., 197Sullivan, E. A., 137
Sullivan, Q., 266
Sullivan-Logan, G. M., 231
Sulloway, F. J., 101Suls, J., 129, 196Sultan, F. E., 324
Surwit, R. S., 207
Surtees, P. G., 399Suvak, M. K., 129
Swaim, G. W., 201
Swann, W. B., 165, 183, 448
Sweeney, P. D., 404Sweet, J. J., 175Swickert, R. J., 226, 229, 263
Tafarodi, R. W., 325, 327,
331, 444
Talley, A. E., 7, 195, 407
Tamir, T., 264
Tamres, L. K., 126Tanck, R. H., 73Tarabulsky, G. M., 297
Tarlow, E. M., 206
Tataryn, D. J., 91Tate, D. C., 129Taubes, G., 33
Tavecchio, L. W. C., 242
Taylor, D. A., 310 –311
Taylor, M. C., 380 –38
Taylor, S. E., 212, 214, 331, 446
Teasdale, J. D., 447, 449
Tedeschi, J. T., 346Tellegen, A., 91, 163, 204 –205
Teng, G., 201
Tennen, H., 15
Terracciano, A., 163, 205, 270Terry, D. J., 130Teta, P., 163
Tetenbaum, T. J., 382
Tett, R. P., 171 –172
Thayer, C. A., 206Thibodeau, R., 246
Thisted, R. A., 320
Thomas, A., 239 –242
Thomas, S. L., 392Thomas, V., 187
Thompson, E. L., 127
Thoresen, C. J., 172Thorndike, E. L., 346Thornhill, R., 248
Thrash, T. M., 185, 193
Tice, D. M., 169, 237Tidwell, M-C. O., 145Tiernan, S. L., 415
Tierney, A. M., 381
Tiet, Q., 364Timmers, M., 210
Tinsley, B. J., 163
Tither, J. M., 269
Tobias, B. A., 91Tobin, R. M., 161Todaro, J. F., 196
Todd, M., 270Todorov, A., 438
Tolan, P. H., 132
Tomarken, A. J., 244 –245
Tooke, W., 201
Torgas, C. M. 117Torres, J., 74
Tracy, J. L., 15
Tran, S., 144Treanor, J. J., 320
Triandis, H. C., 11, 331, 333
Tripathi, R., 188
Trivers, R. L., 265
Troisi, A., 237
Trudeau,
K. J., 197, 386
True, N., 316
Truesdell, S. E., 312Trull, T. J., 165Tucker, J. S., 144
Tuerlinckx, F., 184
Turner, R., 320Twenge, J. M., 124
Tyroler, H. A., 196
Uchino, B. N., 196, 320
Ulbricht, J., 231Ungerer, J. A., 80
Vaidya, J. G., 163
Vaillant, G. E., 78 –80, 163, 215
Valentine, J., 7, 195
Valentine, J. C., 394
Valentiner, D. P., 129Vallereax, S. R., 263Valli, K., 71
Van Acker, R., 132
van Aken, M. A. G., 394van den Oord, E., 101Van Hulle, C. A., 231
Van Ijzendoorn, M. H., 242
Van Yperen, N. W., 191Van Zeijl, J., 242Vasquez, E. A., 136 –137
Vaughn, L. A., 448
Vernon, P. A., 255Veroff, J., 187Verona, E., 137
Vershure, B., 270
Vickers, R. R., 165Viechtbauer, W., 150Viglione, D. J., 62
Vignoles, V. L., 422
Villacorta, M., 328Villanova, P., 450Vitaliano, P. P., 130
Vitkus, J., 322
Vittengl, J. R., 425Vo, K., 33Voelz, C. J., 384
Vogel, D. A., 74, 377
Vogt, D. S., 129Vokonas, P., 196von Weiss, R. T., 316
Vu, C., 325, 327514 NAME INDEX |
Wachs, J. D., 248
Wacker, J., 246
Wainwright, N. W. J., 399
Walder, L. O., 391Waldman, I. D., 252Waldrip, A. M., 419
Walker, L., 429
Wall, S., 140Wallander, J. L., 203
Waller, N. G., 163, 169
Wallston, B. S., 407
Wallston, K. A., 207,
406 –408
Walsh, D. A., 395
Walton, K. E., 150
Ward, C. H., 195Ward, K. D., 196Wardle, J., 206, 406
Ware, J. E., 408
Warren, L. Z., 212Waters, B., 80Waters, E., 140
Waters, S. D., 177
Watkins, C. E., 62, 175Watkins, L. R., 400Watson, C., 381
Watson, D., 162 –163, 197,
204 –206, 230
Watson, J. B., 342 –343, 358
Wearing, A., 263
Weary, G., 448
Webb, S. D., 335Webb, W., 201Webber, P. L., 256
Weeks, D. G., 319
Weeks, T., 118Wegner, D. M., 74Wei, M., 320
Weigold, M. F., 327
Weinberg, R. A., 256Weinberger, D. A.,Weiner, B., 189
Weiner, I. B., 62
Weinstein, R. S., 404Weinstein, S. E., 407Weintraub, J. K., 214
Weisenberg, M., 364
Weiss, S. M., 195Weiss, S. T., 196Weisz, A. E., 404
Welker, T. A., 450
Wellens, A. R., 201Wellman, J. A., 213Wenslaff, R. M., 74
Wentura, D., 327
Wenze, S. J., 450
Wenzel, A., 201West, S. G., 270Westen, D., 43, 163
Westgate, S. J., 407
Wheeler, R. E., 244White, M. A., 406
Whitehouse, W. G., 450
Whiting, R., 332
Whitley, B. E., 380 –381
Whitley, D., 317Whittington, E. S., 326
Whooley, M. A., 364
Whyte, L. L., 64Wichman, A. L., 101Wicker, F. W., 83
Widiger, T. A., 165
Wiebel, A., 233Wiese, D., 162Wilkowski, B. M., 436
Willerman, L., 256
Williams, C. L., 324Williams, J. E., 196Williams, J. G., 320
Williams, L. M., 246
Williams, M. H., 309Williams, P. G., 206
Williams, S., 449
Williams, S. L., 364
Williams-Piehota, P., 407Willingham, J. K., 206Willis, A. C., 83
Wills, T. A., 263
Wilpers, S., 161Wilson, G., 132Wilson, K. S., 92
Wilson, M., 311
Wilson, T. D., 190Windle, M., 130Windle, R. C., 130
Winstead, B. A., 310
Winter, D. A., 429Wittenberg, M. T., 324Wittig, M. A., 256
Woike, B. A., 118
Wolfe, R. N., 164Wolfe, C. T., 328Wolke, D., 450
Won-Doornink, M. J., 311
Wong, F. Y., 391Wong, M. M., 293Wong, P. T. P., 214
Wong, W. S., 214
Wood, J. M., 62 –63
Wood, J. V., 326 –327
Wood, P. K., 130
Wood, W., 270, 391
Woodhill, B. M., 381
Woods, K., 82Woodward, S. A., 233
Woody, E. Z., 80, 88, 92
Work, W. C., 240
Worsham, N. L., 129Wortman, C. B., 165Wright, C. I., 233
Wright, R. J., 197
Wrosch, C., 213, 248, 399Wu, K. D., 168Wyatt, E., 50
Wyman, P. A., 240
Yarmel, P. W., 7
Yarnold, P. R., 195
Yeracaris, C. A., 187
Yi, J., 368Yik, M. S. M., 203Young, J. E., 324
Youngcourt, S. S., 192
Yung, Y., 319Yurko, K. M., 216
Zadra, A. L., 73
Zajonc, R. B., 101Zakalik, R. A., 320Zalewski, C., 175
Zammicheili, M. E., 384
Zand, D., 325Zanelati, T., 400Zautra, A. J., 406
Zeidner, M., 130, 213
Zeigler-Hill, V. 80Zeldow, P. B., 381Zernike, K., 253
Zezima, K., 50
Zhou, X., 163
Zigler, E., 82
Zillmann,
D., 83
Zimbardo, P. G., 91, 199
Zinbarg, R., 359Zitman, F. G., 216Zuckerman, M., 163
Zur, O., 309
Zuzanek, J., 334Zyzanski, S. G., 195NAME INDEX 515 |
SUBJECT INDEX
Absorption, 91
Academic performance
(see Achievement)
Accidents, 55
Achievement, 11, 183 –193, 195,
212–213, 216 –219, 239 –242, 293,
325–328, 404 –405 (see also Work)
Achievement Goal Questionnaire, 190
Achievement goals, 190 –193
Achievement motivation, 183 –193
Acquiescence response (agreement
response), 179
Active coping strategies, 127 –130
Adler, Alfred, 96 –101
Adoption, 255 –257
Affect intensity, 207 –210
Aggregating data, 167 –168
Aggression, 6– 8, 83 –84, 131 –138, 375,
404–412, 436 –440
Agreeableness, 161
Allport, Gordon, 152 –155
Analogue behavioral observation, 366Anal stage of development, 51
Androgyny, 379 –384
Anger (see Hostility)
Anima and animus, 102“Anna O., ”case of, 41
Anxiety, 124 –131, 233, 236 –238,
281–282 (see also Social anxiety)
Anxiety to novelty, 233
Anxious-ambivalent attachment style,
141–146
Archetypes, 102 –106
Assessment, 15, 33 –37, 59 –63,
117–119, 172 –179, 297 –301,
364–368, 428 –431Behavior observation, 364 –368
Personal
narratives, 117 –119
Projective tests, 59 –63
Q-Sort, 297 –301
Repertory grid technique, 428 –431
Self-report inventories, 172 –179
Attachment style, 138 –146
Attachment theory, 140 –141
Attributions, 188 –190
Autonomy versus shame and doubt,
107–108
Aversion therapy, 361
Avoidance coping strategies, 128 –130
Avoidant attachment style, 141 –146
Bandura, Albert, 353 –357, 362 –364,
386–389
Basic trust versus mistrust, 106 –107
Behavioral approach system (BAS),
226–227
Behavioral inhibition system (BIS),
226–227
Behavioral validation, 37
Behaviorism, 222, 341 –350
Behavior modification, 360 –362
Behavior observation methods,
364–368
Behavior potential, 351 –352
Belongingness and love needs, 286
Big Five Factor Markers for
Conscientiousness, 162
Big Five personality factors, 159 –165,
170–172, 255
Biofeedback, 380
Birth order, 99 –101
B-love, 286Brain electrical activity, 243 –246
Breuer, Joseph, 41 –42
Cardinal trait, 153
Case study method, 28 –30
Castration anxiety, 52Catharsis, 81, 83 –84, 132, 137 –138
Cattell, Raymond, 158 –160
Central traits, 153
Cerebral asymmetry, 244 –246
Classical
conditioning, 345 –346,
358–361
Client-centered therapy (see Person-
centered therapy)
Cognitive-affective units, 415 –416
Cognitive personality variables,
415–424
Cognitive psychotherapy, 424 –428
Collective unconscious, 101 –105
Collectivist cultures, 11Conditional/unconditional positive
regard, 282 –283, 294
Conditioning principles (see Classical
conditioning, Operant conditioning)
Conditions of worth (see Conditional/
unconditional positive regard)
Congruent (convergent) validity, 36
Conscientiousness, 162, 171 –172
Conscious versus unconscious
determinants of behavior, 13 –14
Construct validity, 35Contingencies of self-worth, 328 –330
Coping flexibility, 130 –131
Coping strategies, 126 –131
Coronary-prone behavior pattern
(see Type A)
516 |
Correlation coefficient, 31 –32
Countertransference, 58
Culture and personality, 10 –11
Death instinct (Thanatos), 46, 131
Defense (Rogers ’theory), 281 –282
Defense mechanisms, 46 –49, 75 –80
Defensive style, 78 –80
Defensive pessimism, 216 –219
Deficiency motive, 284
Denial, 48, 76 –80
Dependent variable, 23 –24
Depression, 8 –10, 246, 399 –401,
403–404, 445 –451
Depressive cognitive triad, 446
Depressive schema, 446 –449
Differential Loneliness Scale, 323 –324
Disclosure reciprocity, 309 –310
Discriminant validity, 36Discrimination, 350Disorganization, 282Displaced aggression, 135 –137
Displacement, 47Dispositional optimism (see Optimism)Distress Disclosure Index, 314D-love, 286
“Dora, ”case of, 57 –58
Dreams, 53 –54, 57 –58, 70 –75
Effect size, 31
Efficacy expectation, 362 –364
Ego (Freudian), 44 –46
Ego integrity versus despair, 111
Elderly, 398 –399
Ellis, Albert, 425 –428
Emotions, 204 –212 (see also Anxiety,
Depression)
Emotional affectivity, 204 –207
Emotional expressiveness, 210 –212
Emotional Expressivity Scale, 211Emotional intensity (see Affect
intensity)
Emotional memories, 441 –442
Emotion-focused coping strategies,
127–130
Enactive
mastery experiences, 363
Erikson, Erik, 105 –111, 118 –119
Esteem needs, 287
Evaluation apprehension, 202 –203
Evolutionary personality theory,
236–238, 247 –248, 264 –272
Existential psychologists, 276Externals (see Locus of control)
Extinction, 346, 348
Extraversion (Big Five factor), 160 –161
Extraversion-Introversion (Eysenck ’s
theory), 224 –225, 258 –264
Eysenck, Hans, 223 –229
Face validity, 35 –36
Factor analysis, 158 –159
Faking, 175 –176
Feelings of self-worth, 325Feminine psychology (Horney ’s theory),
114–115
Five-factor model (see Big Five
personality factors)
Fixation, 49
Flow (see Optimal experience)
Free association, 41, 54
Free will, 14Freud, Sigmund, 40 –43 (see also
Freudian theory of personality)
Freudian slips, 55Freudian theory of personality,
43–65, 115
Fromm, Erich, 117
Frustration 131 –135
Frustration-aggression hypothesis,
131–132
Fully functioning person, 279 –281
Gao kao , 177
Gemeinschaftsgefuhl (see Social interest)
Gender roles, 375 –378
General Aggression Model, 436 –438
Generalization, 350, 396
Generalized expectancies (see Locus
of control)
Generativity, 109, 118 –119
Generativity versus stagnation, 109,
118–119
Genetic influences on personality
(see Heritability)
Genital stage of development, 53
Goodness of Fit Model, 241 –242
Growth needs, 284
Guided mastery, 363 –364
Happiness (see Well-being)
Health,
193–198, 206 –207, 215 –216,
313–316, 320 –321, 406 –408
“Here and now, ”278
Heritability, 13, 251 –261
“Hidden observer, ”88–89
Hierarchy of needs, 284 –290, 296 –297
Horney, Karen, 111 –115
Hostility, 195 –198
Human Figure Drawing test, 60 –61
Humor, 80 –85
Hypnosis, 51, 55, 85 –92
Hypothesis, 20 –22
Hypothesis-testing approach, 20 –27
Id, 44 –45
Ideal self, 299 –301, 423 –424
Identification, 77
Identity versus Identity Diffusion
Scale, 110
Identity versus role confusion, 108
Idiographic approach, 153
Impression Management Scale, 178
Independent variable, 22 –26
Index of Self-Actualization, 288Individualistic cultures, 11
Industry versus inferiority, 108Inferiority complex, 98
Inhibited and uninhibited children,
232–236
Initiative versus guilt, 108Instincts (Freud’ s theory), 46
Intellectualization, 49
Intelligence, 253
Interaction (statistical), 24
Internal consistency, 35Internals (see Locus of control)
Intimacy versus isolation, 109
Intrasexual selection, 266Introversion (see Extraversion-
introversion)
Jung, Carl, 101 –105, 115 –117
Kelly, George, 411 –415, 428 –431
Latency stage of development, 53Law of parsimony, 20 –21
Learned helplessness, 395 –401,
449–450
Libido
(life or sexual instincts), 46
“Little Albert, ”case of, 358 –359
Locus of control, 352, 401 –408
Loneliness, 317 –324
Manipulated independent variable,
24–25
Masculinity-femininity, 396
Maslow, Abraham, 283 –290,
296–297, 334
Mass media, 389 –393
Mastery goals, 191 –193
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality
Inventory (MMPI), 173 –175, 396
Moving against people, 114
Moving away from people, 114
Moving toward people, 113 –114
Murray, Henry, 60, 155 –157, 184
Natural selection, 236 –237
“Nature-nurture ”debate
(see Heritability)
Need for Achievement, 184 –188
Need for privacy (see Solitude)Negative affect, 204 –207
Negative cognitive style, 449 –451
Negative reinforcement, 348
Neodissociation theory, 88
Neurosis (Horney ’s theory), 111 –114
Neurotic anxiety, 46, 126Neuroticism (Big Five factor), 159 –160
Neuroticism (Eysenck ’s theory), 225
Nomothetic approach, 153Nonadditive effects, 258Nonmanipulated independent variable,
25–26
Object relations theory, 139 –140
Observational learning, 356 –357,
377–378, 386 –395, 398SUBJECT INDEX 517 |
Oedipus complex, 52 –53, 71 –73
Openness, 161
Operant conditioning, 346 –350,
358–362, 376 –377
Optimal experience (flow), 290 –293
Optimism and pessimism, 212 –219
Oral stage of development, 49, 51
Outcome expectations, 362
Parental investment, 265
Peak experience, 290
Penis envy, 52, 114Performance goals, 191 –193
Personal constructs, 412 –415, 428
Personal Efficacy Scale, 402
Personal narratives, 117 –119
Person-by-situation approach, 166Person-centered therapy, 294 –296
Pessimism (see Optimism and
pessimism)
Phallic stage of development, 52 –53
Pleasure principle, 44
Positive affect, 204 –206
Positive reinforcement, 348
Possible selves, 422 –423
Posthypnotic amnesia, 89 –90
Preconscious, 43Prediction versus hindsight, 26 –27
Preferred arousal level, 261 –262
Preference for solitude, 337 –338
Press, 156
Problem-focused coping strategies,
127–130
Projection, 49, 76, 78
Projective tests, 54, 59 –63
Psychic energy, 46, 51
Psychoanalysis, 56 –58
Psychological adjustment
(see Well-being)
Psychological mechanisms, 237Psychosexual stages of development,
49–53
Psychotherapy, 56 –58, 294 –296, 316,
332, 360 –364, 405 –406, 424 –428
Behavior modification, 360 –362
Cognitive, 424 –428
Humanistic, 294 –296
Psychoanalysis, 56 –58
Self-efficacy,
362–364
Psychoticism, 225
Punishment, 348 –349
Q-Sort, 297 –301
Radical behaviorism, 343
Rathus Assertiveness Inventory,
369–370Rational emotive therapy, 425 –428
Reaction formation, 48 –49, 58
Reactive aggression, 439 –440
Reality principle, 44
Reciprocal determinism, 353 –355
Reflection, 295
Relational-Interdependent Self-
Construal Scale, 443 –444
Relationships (interpersonal), 138 –146,
206, 212, 263, 311 –312, 382 –384,
442–445
Reliability, 34 –35, 62
Religion, 115 –117
REM sleep, 74Replication, 27
Repressed memories, 50Repression, 47Repression-sensitization, 128
Repertory grid technique, 428 –431
Rep Test, 428
Resistance, 58Response tendencies, 176 –179
Rogers, Carl, 279 –283, 294 –301
Role Construct Repertory Test
(see Rep Test)
Role play, 366
Romantic relationships (see Relationships)
Rorschach inkblot test, 60, 62 –63
Rotter, Julian, 351 –353
Safety needs, 285 –286
Schemas, 416 –417 (see also Depressive
schemas, Self-schemas)
Secondary traits, 160
Second-order conditioning, 346
Secure attachment style, 141 –146
Self-actualization, 287 –290
Self-construals, 442 –445
Self-disclosure, 307 –317, 324
Self-discrepancy theory, 423 –424
Self-efficacy, 362 –364
Self-esteem,
324–333
Self-monitoring, 366 –367
Self-regulation, 355 –356
Self-schemas, 418 –422
Shadow, 102
Shaping, 349 –350
Shyness (see Social anxiety)
Shyness Scale, 200
Situation versus trait controversy,
165–170
Skinner, B. F., 14, 343 –345
Social anxiety, 198 –203, 235
Social-cognitive theory, 353 –357
Social desirability, 176 –179
Social exclusion, 237 –238
Social interest, 98Social learning theory, 350 –352
Social skills, 322, 324
Solitude, 333 –338
Statistical analysis of data, 30 –32
Statistical significance, 31
Striving for superiority, 97 –99
Structural model, 44 –46
Structure of personality, 158 –165,
223–225
Subception, 281
Subjective well-being (see Well-being)
Sublimation, 47, 132
Superego, 45 –46, 52
Symbolic behavior, 55 –56
Systematic desensitization, 360 –361
Television (see Mass media)Temperament, 230 –236, 239 –242
Test-retest reliability, 34 –35
Thanatos (see Death instinct)Thematic Apperception Test (TAT),
62, 79, 161, 184 –185
Theory, 12 –14, 20 –21
Token economy, 361Topographic model, 43 –44
Trait continuum, 150
Traited and untraited individuals,
168–169
Transference, 58
Trauma, 313 –317
Triebe (see Instincts)
Triggered
displaced aggression,
136–137
Twin-study method, 253 –260
Type A, 193 –195
Typology systems, 149
Unconditional positive regard
(see Conditional/unconditional
positive regard)
Unconscious, 40 –43, 64
Uninhibited children (see Inhibited and
uninhibited children)
Unmitigated communion, 384 –386
Unmitigated Communion Scale, 385
Validity, 35 –37, 62
Video games, 393 –395
Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, 41 –42, 95
Watson, John B., 341 –343, 358
Well-being, 262 –264, 290 –293,
335–337, 380 –382, 402 –406
Wish fulfillment, 44, 53
Womb envy, 114
Work, 177 –179, 292 –293, 296 –297,
404–405518 SUBJECT INDEX |