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BiologicalPsychology 6 (1978) 317-319 317 © North-Holland Publishing Company SUBJECT INDEX Adjective check list, 66 Adrenaline, 62, 148, 149 Affective psychoses, 29, 36 Aggression, 147, 152 Alternate Uses Test, 162 Anger, 62, 64, 65 Anxiety, 64, 65, 89,152, 267 Arousal, 61, 77,139, 157, 194, 301 drug effects on, 68 Attention, 11 Auditory evoked potential, 1 stimufi, 3 Augmenters, 28, 31 Autoeorrelation, 131 Bernouilli sequence, 3 Binocular coordination, 20, 23 Biofeedback, 259 Blood pressure, 66, 260 Bodily symptoms, 66 Brain damage, 94 maturation, 96 Caffeine, 209 California Psychological Inventory, 238 Catecholamine excretion, 51, 53,147 Cephalic pulse, amplitude, 249 vasomotor response, 248 Chlordiazepoxide, 209 Circadian rhythms, 301,307 Cognitions, 61,157 Cognitive style, 93, 105 tasks, 182, 186 Contingent negative variation, 39, 43, 211, 219 drug effects on, 209 Corpus eallosum, 283 Cortisol excretion, 52, 53 Creativity; 157 Cronholm-Ottosson scale, 30 Cycloid psychosis, 29 Defence response, 268, 278 Depression, 27, 28, 89 Depressive neuroses, 29 Depth perception, 17, 18, 23 Digit stimufi, 40 strings, 170 Discomfort, reports of, 53 Discrimination, 255 Distraction stressor, 195 Electrocardiogram movement artifacts, 276 recording of, 79, 271 T-wave, 273,276 Electrodermal activity, 112, 115 recovery, 242 response, 77, 85,112 Electroencephalogram abundance, 169, 204 alpha, 19, 159 asymmetry, 171,203,284 coherence, 97, 99, 104 frequency analysis, 99 power, 99, 139, 143 recording of, 5, 41, 99, 158, 161, 171, 204, 223,285 sex differences, 203 spindles, 19 Electromyogram, feedback, 235 recording of, 260 Electrooculogram, 5, 41 Endogenous depression, 27, 112 Ephedrine, 64 Euphoria, 62 Evoked cardiac response, 127,276 Extraversion score, 211 Eyeblinks, 41 Eye movements, 113, 114 Fear, 147 Feedback, EMG, 235 thermal, 235
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BiologicalPsychology 6 (1978) 317-319 317 © North-Holland Publishing Company
SUBJECT INDEX
Adjective check list, 66 Adrenaline, 62, 148, 149 Affective psychoses, 29, 36 Aggression, 147, 152 Alternate Uses Test, 162 Anger, 62, 64, 65 Anxiety, 64, 65, 89,152, 267 Arousal, 61, 77,139, 157, 194, 301
drug effects on, 68 Attention, 11 Auditory evoked potential, 1
stimufi, 3 Augmenters, 28, 31 Autoeorrelation, 131
Bernouilli sequence, 3 Binocular coordination, 20, 23 Biofeedback, 259 Blood pressure, 66, 260 Bodily symptoms, 66 Brain damage, 94
maturation, 96
Caffeine, 209 California Psychological Inventory, 238 Catecholamine excretion, 51, 53,147 Cephalic pulse, amplitude, 249
vasomotor response, 248 Chlordiazepoxide, 209 Circadian rhythms, 301,307 Cognitions, 61,157 Cognitive style, 93, 105
tasks, 182, 186 Contingent negative variation, 39, 43, 211,
219 drug effects on, 209
Corpus eallosum, 283 Cor tisol excretion, 52, 53 Creativity; 157 Cronholm-Ottosson scale, 30 Cycloid psychosis, 29
Defence response, 268, 278 Depression, 27, 28, 89 Depressive neuroses, 29 Depth perception, 17, 18, 23 Digit stimufi, 40
strings, 170 Discomfort, reports of, 53 Discrimination, 255 Distraction stressor, 195
Electrocardiogram movement artifacts, 276 recording of, 79, 271 T-wave, 273,276
Electrodermal activity, 112, 115 recovery, 242 response, 77, 85,112
Electroencephalogram abundance, 169, 204 alpha, 19, 159 asymmetry, 171,203,284 coherence, 97, 99, 104 frequency analysis, 99 power, 99, 139, 143 recording of, 5, 41, 99, 158, 161, 171,
204, 223,285 sex differences, 203 spindles, 19
Electromyogram, feedback, 235 recording of, 260
Electrooculogram, 5, 41 Endogenous depression, 27, 112 Ephedrine, 64 Euphoria, 62 Evoked cardiac response, 127,276 Extraversion score, 211 Eyeblinks, 41 Eye movements, 113, 114
Fear, 147 Feedback, EMG, 235
thermal, 235
318 Sub/ect index
Field dependence, 93, 104 Figure-ground, 95 Forearm blood flow, 267, 269
girth, 269,273
Geniculo-calcarine pathway, 283
Habituation, 113,272, 277 Handedness, 95,102, 112 Happiness, 64, 65 Heart rate, 52, 79, 83, 86, 127, 182
control, 265 recording of, 53, 185,197,260 responses, 129, 183, 186, 198,263
Incongruence, 58 Information processing, 178, 181,290
registration, 13 Interference stressor, 195
Kinesthetic figural after-effect, 28
Laterality, 93 Law of Initial Values, 72 Locus of control scale, 52, 54
Mania, 37 Memory consolidation, 293
retrieval, 40 Mental arithmetic, 52, 143,196,267 Model wave forms, 41 Mood ratings, 70
N1 wave, 1, 5, 11, 43, 288 N2 wave, 288 Neuronal generators, 98 Nocturnal bruxism, 235 Noradrenaline, 147, 149 Nonsense syllables, 194
Oculomotor innervation hypothesis, 17, 23 Operant conditioning, 247 Oral temperature, 302 Orienting response, 219, 230, 268, 309 Orthodox sleep, 23
P2 wave, 43,288 Pa wave, 2, 8, 43,219, 224 Pain, 27
measures of, 28, 31, 35 Paradoxical sleep, 17
Perceptual reactance, 28, 36 Personal control, 51 Phonemes, 3 Placebo, 64 Principal component analysis, 121,123 Prison, 238 Psychopath, 148, 237 Pulse rate, 66
Q-sort, 79
Reaction time, 46, 222, 228, 287 Reactive depression, 112 Recall, 170 Reducers, 28, 31, 36 Reinforcer, 248, 256 REM sleep, 19, 23,293
deprivation of, 293 Remote associates test, 162 Respiratory activity, 129, 185,260 Response set, 2 Retinal stimulation, 283 Rod and frame test, 93, 99
Schaehter's theory, 61, 72 Selective attention, 1, 9 Self-reports, 52, 63, 81 Sex differences, 203 Shipley Vocabulary Test, 162 Signal-to,noise ratio, 41 Sinus arrhythmia, 128, 133
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Skin conCluctance, 239 fluctttations, 240 recovgry time, 309 responses, 240, 309
Skin impfidance, 121,122 Skin potential , 77,185, 187
respo~ases, 78, 79 Skin resistance, 113,260 Sleep deprivation, 18
REM, 19, 23 orthodox, 23
Socialization scale, 238 Speech, 162 Startle response, 278 Stimulus selection, 12 ;
set, 2, 48 synchronized waveforms, 39, 41
Story retention, 295 Stress induction, 148
response, 147, 151, 190, 193,267
Subject index 319
Stroop test, 267
Target detectability, 10 Temporal artery, 248 Thompson's sampling theory, 140 Time series, 131
Verbal task, 113 Visual evoked responses, 28, 283
imagery task, 113
Wilkinson Addition Test, 302 Auditory Vigilance Test, 302
Vasomotor response, 247 Zung scale, 113 Venepuncture, 152
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