Table Of ContentThe Journal of Psychology, 1999, 133(6), 684-688
Index to Volume 133
The annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer
to the following issues:
Number | (January): 1 -128 Number 4 (July): 353-464
Number 2 (March): 129-240 Number 5 (September): 465-576
Number 3 (May): 241-352 Number 6 (November): 577-688
AUTHOR INDEX
Abraham, R. The impact of emotional dis- marital adjustment of Turkish couples.
sonance on organizational commitment 230-240.
and intention to turnover. 441-455. Erwin, P. G. Attractiveness of first names
Abraham, R. Negative affectivity: Moder- and academic achievement. 617-620.
ator or confound in emotional disso- Ferraro, F. R., Szigeti, E., Dawes, K. J., &
nance-outcome relationships? 61-72. Pan, S. A survey regarding the Univer-
Abraham, R. The relationship between sity of North Dakota Institutional
differential inequity, job satisfaction, Review Board: Data, attitudes, and
intention to turnover, and self-esteem. perceptions. 272-280.
205-215. Floyd, K., & Voloudakis, M. Attributions
Arikawa, H., Templer, D. I., Brown, R., for expectancy violating changes in
Cannon, W. G., & Thomas-Dodson, S. affectionate behavior in platonic
The structure and correlates of friendships. 32-48.
kanashibari. 369-375. Grant, P. C. New perspectives on incen-
Bar-Tal, Y., & Spitzer, A. The effect on tive system design: Integrating the the-
coping of moniioring, blunting, and the ory oft he firm and the theory of indi-
ability to achieve cognitive structure. vidual behavior. 456-464.
395-412. Heaps, C. M., & Henley, T. B. Language
Bates, G. W., Thompson, J. C., & Flana- matters: Wording considerations in
gan, C. The effectiveness of individual hazard perception and warning com-
versus group induction of depressed prehension. 341-351.
mood. 245-252. Henriques, G. R., & Calhoun, L. G. Gen-
Cheung. C.-K., & Scherling, S. A. Job der and ethnic differences in the rela-
satisfaction, work values, and sex dif- tionship between body esteem and self-
ferences in Taiwan's organizations. esteem. 357-368.
563-575. Hojat, M., Shapurian, R., Nayerahmadi,
Cribb, C., & Gregory, A. H. Stereotypes H., Farzaneh, M., Foroughi, D., Parsi,
and personalities of musicians. M., & Azizi, M. Premarital, sexual,
104-114. child rearing, and family attitudes of
Demir, A., & Fisiloglu, H. Loneliness and Iranian men and women in the United
The Journal of Psychology, 1999, 133(6), 684-688
Index to Volume 133
The annual index is organized by first author and by title. Page numbers refer
to the following issues:
Number | (January): 1 -128 Number 4 (July): 353-464
Number 2 (March): 129-240 Number 5 (September): 465-576
Number 3 (May): 241-352 Number 6 (November): 577-688
AUTHOR INDEX
Abraham, R. The impact of emotional dis- marital adjustment of Turkish couples.
sonance on organizational commitment 230-240.
and intention to turnover. 441-455. Erwin, P. G. Attractiveness of first names
Abraham, R. Negative affectivity: Moder- and academic achievement. 617-620.
ator or confound in emotional disso- Ferraro, F. R., Szigeti, E., Dawes, K. J., &
nance-outcome relationships? 61-72. Pan, S. A survey regarding the Univer-
Abraham, R. The relationship between sity of North Dakota Institutional
differential inequity, job satisfaction, Review Board: Data, attitudes, and
intention to turnover, and self-esteem. perceptions. 272-280.
205-215. Floyd, K., & Voloudakis, M. Attributions
Arikawa, H., Templer, D. I., Brown, R., for expectancy violating changes in
Cannon, W. G., & Thomas-Dodson, S. affectionate behavior in platonic
The structure and correlates of friendships. 32-48.
kanashibari. 369-375. Grant, P. C. New perspectives on incen-
Bar-Tal, Y., & Spitzer, A. The effect on tive system design: Integrating the the-
coping of moniioring, blunting, and the ory oft he firm and the theory of indi-
ability to achieve cognitive structure. vidual behavior. 456-464.
395-412. Heaps, C. M., & Henley, T. B. Language
Bates, G. W., Thompson, J. C., & Flana- matters: Wording considerations in
gan, C. The effectiveness of individual hazard perception and warning com-
versus group induction of depressed prehension. 341-351.
mood. 245-252. Henriques, G. R., & Calhoun, L. G. Gen-
Cheung. C.-K., & Scherling, S. A. Job der and ethnic differences in the rela-
satisfaction, work values, and sex dif- tionship between body esteem and self-
ferences in Taiwan's organizations. esteem. 357-368.
563-575. Hojat, M., Shapurian, R., Nayerahmadi,
Cribb, C., & Gregory, A. H. Stereotypes H., Farzaneh, M., Foroughi, D., Parsi,
and personalities of musicians. M., & Azizi, M. Premarital, sexual,
104-114. child rearing, and family attitudes of
Demir, A., & Fisiloglu, H. Loneliness and Iranian men and women in the United
Index 685
States and in Iran. 19-31. Paddock, J. R., Noel, M., Terranova, S.,
Hollmann, C. M., & McNamara, J. R. Eber, H. W., Manning, C., & Loftus,
Considerations in the use of active and E. F. Imagination inflation and the
passive parental consent procedures. perils of guided visualization.
141-156 581-595.
Holm, O. Analyses of longing: Origins, Richardson, A. Subjective experience: Its
levels, and dimensions. 621-630. conceptual status, method of investiga-
Irwin, H. J. Pathological and nonpatho- tion, and psychological significance.
logical dissociation: The relevance of 469-485.
childhood trauma. 157-164. Riggio, H. R. Personality and social skill
Jackson, T. Differences in psychosocial differences between adults with and
experiences of employed, unemployed, without siblings. 514-522.
and student samples of young adults. Robinson, L. O., & Hurley, A. E. Organi-
49-60. zational decision making with similar
Jamal, S., & Arya, H. P. S.A skill test for alternatives. 73-84.
farm women: Curd making. 15-18. Rokach, A. Cultural background and
Johnson, W. R., Johnson, G. J., & Patter- coping with loneliness. 217-229.
son, C. R. Moderators of the relation- Ruhl-Smith, C. D., Shen, J., & Cooley, V.
ship between company and union com- E. Gender differences in reasons for
mitment: A meta-analysis. 85-103. entering and leaving education admin-
Jones, E. F., Parker, B. L., Joyner, M. H., istration: Discriminant function analy-
& Ulku-Steiner, B. The influences of ses. 596-604.
behavior valence and actor race on Ryska, T. A., Yin, Z., Cooley, D., &
Black and White children’s moral and Ginn, R. Developing team cohesion: A
liking judgments. 194-204. comparison of cognitive—behavioral
Knouse, S. B., & Dansby, M. R. Percent- strategies of U.S. and Australian sport
age of work-group diversity and work- coaches. 523-539.
group effectiveness. 486-494. Schoenrock, C. J., Bell, N. J., Sun, S.-W.,
Leone, C., Wallace, H. M., & Modglin, & Avery, A. W. Family correlates of
K. The need for closure and the need adolescent self-monitoring and social
for structure: Interrelationships, corre- competence. 377-393.
lates, and outcomes. 553-562. Shek, D. T. L., & Chan, L. K. Hong
Lin, C. Y.-Y. A comparison of percep- Kong Chinese parents’ perceptions of
tions about business ethics in four the ideal child. 291-302.
countries. 641-655. Shen, J., & Yuan, B.-J. Moral values of
Maltby, J. Personality dimensions ofr eli- only and sibling children in mainland
gious orientation. 631-640. China. 115-124.
Martin, M. M., Anderson, C. M., & Mot- Somech, A., & Bogler, R. Tacit knowl-
tet, T. P. Perceived understanding and edge in academia: Its effects on stu-
self-disclosure in the stepparent dent learning and achievement.
—stepchild relationship. 281-290. 605-616.
Mathers, S., & Walker, M. B. Extraver- Spangenberg, J. J., & Theron, J. C. Stress
sion and exercise addiction. 125-128. and coping Strategies in spouses of
McCann, S. J. H. A simple method for depressed patients. 253-262.
predicting presidential greatness from Staats, S., & Horner, K. Allocating time
popular vote victory margin. 5-14. to people and pets: Correlates with
Mellor, S., & Mathieu, J. E. A discrimi- income and well-being in a midwest
nant validity study of aggregate-level community sample. 541-552.
constructs and measures of local union Steinhardt, M. A., Bezner, J. R., &
formalization, centralization, and inno- Adams, T. B. Outcomes of a tradition-
vation. 669-683. al weight control program and a
686 The Journal of Psychology
nondiet alternative: A one-year com- mic achievement. Philip G. Erwin.
parison. 495-513. 617-620.
Tang, S., Cooperation or competition: A Attributions for expectancy violating
comparison of U.S. and Chinese col- changes in affectionate behavior in pla-
lege students. 413-423. tonic friendships. Kory Floyd &
Tata, J. Grade distributions, grading pro- Michael Voloudakis. 32-48.
cedures, and students’ evaluations of Boredom proneness and psychosocial
instructors: A justice perspective development. John D. Watt & Stephen
263-271 J. Vodanovich. 303-314.
Thompson, B. Why “encouraging” effect A comparison of maladaptive behaviors
size reporting is not working: The eti of athletes and nonathletes. Stephen M.
ology of researcher resistance to Weiss. 315-322.
changing practices. 133-140. A comparison of perceptions about busi-
Watt, J. D., & Vodanovich, S. J. Boredom ness ethics in four countries. Carol
proneness and psychosocial develop- Yeh-Yun Lin. 641-655.
ment. 303-314 A comparison of U.S. and Chinese uni-
Weisberg, J., & Sagie, A. Teachers’ phys- versity students’ cognitive develop-
ical, mental, and emotional burnout: ment: The cross-cultural applicability
Impact on intention to quit. 333-339. of Perry’s theory. Li-Fang Zhang.
Weiss, S. M. A comparison of maladap- 425-439.
tive behaviors of athletes and nonath- Considerations in the use of active and
letes. 315-322. passive parental consent procedures.
Williams, R. J., & Ricciardelli, L. A Christine M. Hollmann & John R.
Gender congruence in confirmatory McNamara. 141-156.
and compensatory drinking. 323-33 Cooperation or competition: A compari-
Williams, S. The effects of distributive son of U.S. and Chinese college stu-
and procedural justice on perfor- dents. Shengming Tang. 413-423.
mance. 183-193. Cultural background and coping with
Williams, S., & Shiaw, W. T. Mood and loneliness. Ami Rokach. 217-229.
organizational citizenship behavior: Developing team cohesion: A comparison
The effects of positive affect on of cognitive—behavioral strategies of
employee organizational citizenship U.S. and Australian sport coaches.
behavior intentions. 656-668. ToddA . Ryska, Zenong Yin, Dean Coo-
Zhang, L.-F. A comparison of U.S. and ley, & Rebecca Ginn. 523-539.
Chinese university students’ cognitive Differences in psychosocial experiences
development: The cross-cultural of employed, unemployed, and student
applicability of Perry’s theory. samples of young adults. Todd Jack-
425-439 son. 49-60
Zhang, L.-F. Further cross-cultural vali- discriminant validity study of aggre-
dation of the theory of mental self-gov- gate-level constructs and measures of
ernment. 165-181. local union formalization, centraliza-
tion, and innovation. Steven Mellor &
TITLE INDEX John E. Mathieu. 669-683.
The effect on coping of monitoring,
Allocating time to people and pets: Cor- blunting, and the ability to achieve
relates with income and well-being in a cognitive structure. Yoram Bar-Tal &
midwest community sample. Sara Ada Spitzer. 395-412.
Staats & Karen Horner. 541-552. The effectiveness of individual versus
Analyses of longing: Origins, levels, and group induction of depressed mood.
dimensions. Olle Holm. 621-630. Glen W. Bates, James C. Thompson, &
Attractiveness of first names and acade- Conor Flanagan. 245-252.
Index 687
The effects of distributive and procedural Chau-Kiu Cheung & Steven A. Scher-
justice on performance. Steve Williams. ling. 563-575.
183-193. Language matters: Wording considera-
Extraversion and exercise addiction. tions in hazard perception and warning
Sarah Mathers & Michael B. Walker. comprehension. Christopher M. Heaps
125-128. & Tracy B. Henley. 341-351.
Family correlates of adolescent self- Loneliness and marital adjustment of
monitoring and social competence. Turkish couples. Ayhan Demir &
Carol J. Schoenrock, Nancy J. Bell, Hiirol Fisiloglu. 230-240.
Sheh-Wei Sun, & Arthur W. Avery. Moderators of the relationship between
377-393. company and union commitment: A
Further cross-cultural validation of the meta-analysis. W. Roy Johnson, Gloria
theory of mental self-government. Li- Jones Johnson, & Christine R. Patter-
Fang Zhang. 165-181. son. 85-103.
Gender and ethnic differences in the rela- Mood and organizationa! citizenship
tionship between body esteem and self- behavior: The effects of positive affect
esteem. Gregg R. Henriques & on employee organizational citizenship
Lawrence G. Calhoun. 357-368. behavior intentions. Steve Williams &
Gender congruence in confirmatory and Wong Tze Shiaw. 656-668.
compensatory drinking. Robert J. Moral values of only and sibling children
Williams & Lina A. Ricciardelli. in mainland China. Jianping Shen &
323-339. Bao-Jane Yuan. 115-124.
Gender differences in reasons for enter- The need for closure and the need for
ing and leaving education administra- structure: Interrelationships, correlates,
tion: Discriminant function analyses. and outcomes. Christopher Leone,
Connie D. Ruhl-Smith, Jianping Shen, Harry M. Wallace, & Kevin Modglin.
& Van E. Cooley. 596-604. 553-562.
Grade distributions, grading procedures, Negative affectivity: Moderator or con-
and students’ evaluations of instruc- found in emotional dissonance—out-
tors: A justice perspective. Jasmine come relationships? Rebecca Abraham.
Tata. 263-271. 61-72.
Hong Kong Chinese parents’ perceptions New perspectives on incentive system
of the ideal child. Daniel T. L. Shek & design: Integrating the theory of the
L. K. Chan. 291-302. firm and the theory of individual
Imagination inflation and the perils of behavior. Philip C. Grant. 456-464.
guided visualization. John R. Paddock, Organizational decision making with
Mark Noel, Sophia Terranova, Herbert similar alternatives. Laura O. Robin-
W. Eber, Charles Manning, & Eliza- son & Amy E. Hurley. 73-84.
beth F. Loftus. 581-595. Outcomes of a traditional weight control
The impact of emotional dissonance on program and a nondiet alternative: A
organizational commitment and inten- one-year comparison. Mary A. Stein-
tion to turnover. Rebecca Abraham. hardt, Janet R. Bezner, & Troy B.
441-455. Adams. 495-513.
The influences of behavior valence and Pathological and nonpathological dissoci-
actor race on Black and White chil- ation: The relevance of childhood trau-
dren’s moral and liking judgments. ma. Harvey J. Irwin. 157-164.
Elaine F. Jones, Bonita L. Parker, M. Perceived understanding and self-disclo-
Holland Joyner, & Beril Ulku-Steiner. sure in the stepparent—stepchild rela-
194-204. tionship. Matthew M. Martin, Carolyn
Job satisfaction, work values, and sex M. Anderson, & Timothy P. Mottet.
differences in Taiwan’s organizations. 28 1-290.
688 The Journal of Psychology
Percentage of work-group diversity and depressed patients. Judora J. Spangen-
work-group effectiveness. Stephen B. berg & Johanna C. Theron. 253-262.
Knouse & Micky R. Dansby. 486-494. The structure and correlates of
Personality and social skill differences kanashibari. Hiroko Arikawa, Donald
between adults with and without sib- I. Templer, Ric Brown, W. Gary Can-
lings. Heidi R. Riggio. 514-522 non, & Shan Thomas-Dodson.
Personality dimensions of religious orien- 369-375.
tation. John Maltby. 631-640. Subjective experience: Its conceptual sta-
Premarital, sexual, child rearing, and tus, method of investigation, and psy-
family attitudes of Iranian men and chological significance. Alan Richard-
women in the United States and in son. 469-485.
Iran. Mohammadreza Hojat, Reza Sha- survey regarding the University of
purian, Habib Nayerahmadi, Mitra North Dakota Institutional Review
Farzaneh, Danesh Foroughi, Mohin Board: Data, attitudes, and perceptions.
Parsi, & Maryam Azizi. 19-31. F. Richard Ferraro, Elvira Szigeti,
The relationship between differential Kenneth J. Dawes, & Shihua Pan.
inequity, job satisfaction, intention to 272-280.
turnover, and self-esteem. Rebecca Tacit knowledge in academia: Its effects
Abraham. 205-215. on student learning and achievement.
A simple method for predicting presiden- Anit Somech & Ronit Bogler. 605-616.
tial greatness from popular vote victory Teachers’ physical, mental, and emotion-
margin. Stewart J. H. McCann. 5-14 al burnout: Impact on intention to quit.
A skill test for farm women: Curd making. Jacob Weisberg & Abraham Sagie.
Shagufta Jamal & H. P. S. Arya. 15-18 333-339.
Stereotypes and personalities of musi- Why “encouraging” effect size reporting
cians. Catrin Cribb & Andrew H. Gre- is not working: The etiology of
gory. 104-114 researcher resistance to changing prac-
Stress and coping strategies in spouses of tice. Bruce Thompson. 133-140.
