Psychophysiology

Volume 36 : Issue 2

Table of Contents

• Error-related processing during a period of extended wakefulness 
  MARTEN K. SCHEFFERS, DARRYL G. HUMPHREY, ROBERT R. STANNY, ARTHUR F. KRAMER and MICHAEL G. H. COLES
  Page 149-157
• Effects of dual task demands on the accuracy of smooth pursuit eye movements 
  NORBERT KATHMANN, ANDREA HOCHREIN and RUTH UWER
  Page 158-163
• The psychobiology of strained breathing and its cardiovascular implications: A functional system review 
  DIRK S. FOKKEMA
  Page 164-175
• Gender differences in late positive components evoked by human faces 
  JUAN C. OLIVER-RODR;Iacute;GUEZ, ZHIQIANG GUAN and VICTOR S. JOHNSTON
  Page 176-185
• Schizophrenic patients show facial reactions to emotional facial expressions 
  ANN M. KRING, SANDRA L. KERR and KELLY S. EARNST
  Page 186-192
• Individual differences in electrodermal responsivity to predictable aversive stimuli and substance dependence 
  JEANETTE TAYLOR, SCOTT R. CARLSON, WILLIAM G. IACONO, DAVID T. LYKKEN and MATT McGUE
  Page 193-198
• Event-related potential correlates of proactive interference in schizophrenic patients and controls 
  RUDOLF COHEN, MICHAEL WAGNER and THOMAS ELBERT
  Page 199-208
• A distinction between the initiation and the continuation of response preparation 
  AARON B. ILAN and JEFF MILLER
  Page 209-219
• Poststimulus EEG spectral analysis and P300: Attention, task, and probability 
  KEVIN M. SPENCER and JOHN POLICH
  Page 220-232
• How many nights are enough? The short-term stability of sleep parameters in elderly insomniacs and normal sleepers 
  WILLIAM K. WOHLGEMUTH, JACK D. EDINGER, ANA I. FINS and ROBERT J. SULLIVAN, JR.
  Page 233-244
• Dominance, gender, and cardiovascular reactivity during social interaction 
  TAMARA L. NEWTON, CYNTHIA M. BANE, ADRIANA FLORES and JEFFREY GREENFIELD
  Page 245-252
• Measuring facial expressions by computer image analysis 
  MARIAN STEWART BARTLETT, JOSEPH C. HAGER, PAUL EKMAN and TERRENCE J. SEJNOWSKI
  Page 253-263
• An event-related brain potential study of visual selective attention to conjunctions of color and shape 
  H.G.O.M. SMID, A. JAKOB and H.-J. HEINZE
  Page 264-279