Psychophysiology

Volume 36 : Issue 6

Table of Contents

• Schizophrenia: The broken P300 and beyond 
  JUDITH M. FORD
  Page 667-682
• Decreased pain perception and risk for hypertension: Considering a common physiological mechanism 
  CHRISTOPHER R. FRANCE
  Page 683-692
• The effects of stimulus intensity and age on visual-evoked potentials (VEPs) in normal children 
  M. CARRILLO-DE-LA-PE;Ntilde;A and F. CADAVEIRA
  Page 693-698
• The effects of threat and nonthreat word lead stimuli on blink modification 
  CHRISTOPHER J. AITKEN, DAVID A. T. SIDDLE and OTTMAR V. LIPP
  Page 699-705
• An ERP correlate of metrical stress in spoken word recognition 
  KOEN B.E. B;Ouml;CKER, MARCEL C.M. BASTIAANSEN, JEAN VROOMEN, CORNELIS H.M. BRUNIA and BEATRICE DE GELDER
  Page 706-720
• Insights from event-related potentials into the temporal and hierarchical organization of the ventral and dorsal streams of the visual system in selective attention 
  MANUEL MART;Iacute;N-LOECHES, JOS;Eacute; A. HINOJOSA and FRANCISCO J. RUBIA
  Page 721-736
• Separate memory-related processing for auditory frequency and patterns 
  CLAUDE ALAIN, ANDRE ACHIM and DAVID L. WOODS
  Page 737-744
• Event-related potential correlates of individual differences in working memory capacity 
  HIROSHI NITTONO, YASUHIRO NAGEISHI, YOSHIAKI NAKAJIMA and PETER ULLSPERGER
  Page 745-754
• Learned maintenance of pain: Muscle tension reduces central nervous system processing of painful stimulation in chronic and subchronic pain patients 
  B;Auml;RBEL KNOST, HERTA FLOR, NIELS BIRBAUMER and MARKUS M. SCHUGENS
  Page 755-764
• Semantic and affective processing in psychopaths: An event-related potential (ERP) study 
  KENT A. KIEHL, ROBERT D. HARE, JOHN J. MCDONALD and JOHANN BRINK
  Page 765-774
• From print to meaning: An electrophysiological investigation of the role of phonology in accessing word meaning 
  JOHANNES C. ZIEGLER, ABDELRHANI BENRA;Iuml;SS and MIREILLE BESSON
  Page 775-785
• Sentence comprehension and word repetition: A positron emission tomography investigation 
  LAURIE A. STOWE, ANNE M.J. PAANS, ALBERTUS A. WIJERS, FRANS ZWARTS, GIJSBERTUS MULDER and WILLEM VAALBURG
  Page 786-801
• ERP indicators of disturbed attention in mild closed head injury: A frontal lobe syndrome? 
  ANNE-KRISTIN SOLBAKK, IVAR REINVANG, CHRISTOPHER NIELSEN and KJETIL SUNDET
  Page 802-817
• Cardiovascular reactivity and adaptation to recurrent psychological stress: Effects of prior task exposure 
  ROBERT M. KELSEY, JIM BLASCOVICH, JOE TOMAKA, CHRISTOPHER L. LEITTEN, TAMERA R. SCHNEIDER and STEFAN WIENS
  Page 818-831
• Scaling is necessary when making comparisons between shapes of event-related potential topographies: A reply to Haig et al. 
  DANIEL S. RUCHKIN, RAY JOHNSON, JR. and DAVID FRIEDMAN
  Page 832-834
• Two cognitive systems simultaneously prepared for opposite events 
  WALTER RITTER, ELYSE SUSSMAN, DIANA DEACON, NELSON COWAN and HERBERT G. VAUGHAN, JR.
  Page 835-838