Psychophysiology

Volume 37 : Issue 5

Table of Contents

• Interfacing mind and brain: A neurocognitive model of recognition memory 
  AXEL MECKLINGER
  Page 565-582
• Effects of nicotine and caffeine, separately and in combination, on EEG topography, mood, heart rate, cortisol, and vigilance 
  DAVID G. GILBERT, WILLIAM D. DIBB, LOUISETTE C. PLATH and STEVEN G. HIYANE
  Page 583-595
• Short duration power changes in the EEG during recognition memory for words and faces 
  A.P. BURGESS and J.H. GRUZELIER
  Page 596-606
• Selective inhibition is indexed by heart rate slowing 
  FREDERIK M. VAN DER VEEN, MAURITS W. VAN DER MOLEN and J. RICHARD JENNINGS
  Page 607-613
• Mental fatigue and task control: Planning and preparation 
  MONICQUE M. LORIST, MEREL KLEIN, SANDER NIEUWENHUIS, RITSKE DE JONG, GIJSBERTUS MULDER and THEO F. MEIJMAN
  Page 614-625
• Developmental change in auditory selective attention as reflected by phasic heart rate changes 
  MAURITS W. VAN DER MOLEN, RIEK J.M. SOMSEN and J. RICHARD JENNINGS
  Page 626-633
• Secretory immunoglobulin A and cardiovascular reactions to mental arithmetic, cold pressor, and exercise: Effects of alpha-adrenergic blockade 
  CHRISTOPHER RING, LESLEY K. HARRISON, ALEXANDRA WINZER, DOUGLAS CARROLL, MARK DRAYSON and MARTIN KENDALL
  Page 634-643
• Relationship between P300 amplitude and subsequent recall for distinctive events: Dependence on type of distinctiveness attribute 
  LEUN J. OTTEN and EMANUEL DONCHIN
  Page 644-661
• Location selection in the visual domain 
  ROB H.J. VAN DER LUBBE and JAAP C. WOESTENBURG
  Page 662-676
• Event-related brain potential and heart rate manifestations of visual selective attention 
  FREDERIK M. VAN DER VEEN, JAN J. LANGE, MAURITS W. VAN DER MOLEN, GIJSBERTUS MULDER and LAMBERTUS J.M. MULDER
  Page 677-682
• Valence-dependent modulation of psychophysiological measures: Is there consistency across repeated testing? 
  RACHEL MANBER, JOHN J.B. ALLEN, KEITH BURTON and ALFRED W. KASZNIAK
  Page 683-692
• Facial reactions to happy and angry facial expressions: Evidence for right hemisphere dominance 
  ULF DIMBERG and MARIA PETTERSON
  Page 693-696
• An event-related brain potential study of cross-modal links in spatial attention between vision and touch 
  MARTIN EIMER and JON DRIVER
  Page 697-705
• Image motion and context: A between- and within-subjects comparison 
  ROBERT F. SIMONS, BENJAMIN H. DETENBER, JASON E. REISS and CHRISTOPHER W. SHULTS
  Page 706-710
• Focused attention in anhedonia: A P3 study 
  STEPHANIE DUBAL, ANNICK PIERSON and ROLAND JOUVENT
  Page 711-714