Psychophysiology

Volume 37 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Editorial 
  Gregory A. Miller
  Page 1-4
• Independence of valence modulation and prepulse inhibition of startle 
  LARRY W. HAWK and EDWIN W. COOK, III
  Page 5-12
• Mixed-effects models in psychophysiology 
  EMILIA BAGIELLA, RICHARD P. SLOAN and DANIEL F. HEITJAN
  Page 13-20
• Evaluating group distributional characteristics: Why psychophysiologists should be interested in qualitative departures from the normal distribution 
  TODD C. RINIOLO and STEPHEN W. PORGES
  Page 21-28
• Early attention effects in human auditory-evoked potentials 
  J;Ouml;RG HOORMANN, MICHAEL FALKENSTEIN and JOACHIM HOHNSBEIN
  Page 29-42
• Error monitoring during reward and avoidance learning in high- and low-socialized individuals 
  ZIYA V. DIKMAN and JOHN J.B. ALLEN
  Page 43-54
• The effect of warning stimulus modality on blink startle modification in reaction time tasks 
  OTTMAR V. LIPP, DAVID A.T. SIDDLE and PATRICIA J. DALL
  Page 55-64
• Development of multimodal attention in young infants: Modification of the startle reflex by attention 
  JOHN E. RICHARDS
  Page 65-75
• Effects of fragrance on female sexual arousal and mood across the menstrual cycle 
  CYNTHIA A. GRAHAM, ERICK JANSSEN and STEPHANIE A. SANDERS
  Page 76-84
• Comparison of electrodermal constant voltage and constant current recording techniques using the phase angle between alternating voltage and current 
  FLORIAN SCHAEFER and WOLFRAM BOUCSEIN
  Page 85-91
• Temporal stability of the emotion-modulated startle response 
  CHRISTINE L. LARSON, DANTE RUFFALO, JENNIFER Y. NIETERT and RICHARD J. DAVIDSON
  Page 92-101
• Orienting response reinstatement and dishabituation: Effects of substituting, adding, and deleting components of nonsignificant stimuli 
  GERSHON BEN-SHAKHAR, ITAMAR GATI, NAOMI BEN-BASSAT and GALIT SNIPER
  Page 102-110
• Selective influence of the menstrual cycle on perception of stimuli with reproductive significance: An event-related potential study 
  R. KRUG, W. PLIHAL, H.L. FEHM and J. BORN
  Page 111-122
• EOG correction: Which regression should we use? 
  RODNEY J. CROFT and ROBERT J. BARRY
  Page 123-125