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Author Index

Aarts, H., 209

Abbey, A., 207

Abbott, K., 153

Abell, T. D., 248, 249-250, 281

Abelson, R. P., 19, 227

Abramson, L. Y., 80

Acocella, J., 223, 256n, 259, 262, 284

Adams, N. E., 331

Ajzen, I., 19, 174n, 307

Aldridge-Morris, R., 223

Alexander, M. P., 233

Allen, V. L., 227

Alloy, L. B., 70, 80

Alon, W., 180

Anas, A., 156n

Anderson, J. E., 107, 168

Anderson, S., 327

Anderton, C. H., 293

Angel, L., 148, 221

Angel, R. W., 89

Angulo, J. C., 72

Anscombe, G. E. M., 19, 159

Ansfield, M. E., 4, 7, 116, 139, 141-142, 205, 311

Argandona, E. D., 72

Arnold, M. 123n, 129, 301

Aronson, E. C., 174n

Aronson, J., 163, 174n

Arps, K., 160n

Asimov, I., 339-340

Aspinwall, L. G., 331

Astington, J. W., 23, 24, 152, 155

Atkinson, G., 283

Attneave, F., 269

Baars, B. J., 57

Back, K., 214

Bacon, A., 197

Baddeley, A. C., 72

Bair, J. H., 31-32, 45

Baldwin, J. M., 125

Bandura, A., 92, 312, 329n, 331, 332

Banks, G., 4, 5

Banyai, E. I., 276n

Barban, L., 262

Barber, T. X., 287, 293, 304

Bard, C., 39

Bargh, J. A., 9n, 54, 57-58, 97,128-130, 133, 135, 162, 164, 312,314, 324, 327, 334

Barnhardt, T. M., 297

Barnier, A. J., 295

Baron-Cohen, S., 24-25, 154

Barresi, J., 167

Barrett, D. L., 253

Barrett, J. L., 226-227

Barrett, W., 117

Bartz, W. H., 23

Basedow, H., 288

Baskin, A., 239

Bass, E., 259

Bassett, R., 275

Bates, D. E., 162

Bateson, G., 210

Baum, A., 331

Baumeister, R. F., 13n, 92, 254, 260n, 292, 341

Beaman, A. L., 215

Bear, D., 261

Beard, G. M., 125-126

Beavin, J. B., 210

Bechara, A., 327

Begg, I. M., 156n

Bem, D. J., 176-178

Bender, A. L., 261

Bennett, R. T., 156

Benson, D. F., 30, 233

Bentley, M., 24

Bergen, C., 222

Berger, P., 89

Bernheim, H., 149n

Bernstein, E. M., 132, 284

Bernstein, M., 231

Berrigan, C., 197

Berson, R. J., 233

Berthier, M., 4

Besnier, N., 250

Besterman, T., 117

Biklen, D., 196-197, 204

Binet, A., 105, 107

Bink, M. L., 167

Birchwood, M. J., 86

Blackburn, T., 261

Blakemore, S., 170, 260n

Blakeslee, S., 42, 43n

Bloch, S., 228

Block, M. L., 296

Blumberg, S. J., 141, 311

Boddy, J., 246

Bodenhausen, G. V., 311

Boisson, D., 39

Boller, F., 4-5

Bonnet, C., 187

Bonnie, R. J., 335

Boswell, J., 1

Botkin, P., 228

Botvinick, M., 43n

Bourguignon, E., 95, 243-246

Bower, G. H., 236

Bower, T. G. R., 152, 266

Bowers, K. S., 287, 293, 295, 301, 303, 311

Bowers, P. J., 286

Bowser, R., 141, 311

Braid, J., 278

Brandimonte, M. A., 166

Brandon, R., 101, 236

Brasil-Neto, J. P., 47-48

Bratman, M. E., 19

Breen, N., 233

Breer, P., 333

Brehm, J. W., 173n, 175, 329n

Brickman, P., 229, 232

Brooks, D. J., 31, 89n

Broome, A., 141, 311

Broughton, J. M., 152

Brown, D. D., 243-244

Brown, J. D., 94, 329n, 332

Brown, J. W., 66, 73, 96

Brown, M., 293

Brown, M. F., 236, 238-239, 241n

Brown, P., 261, 277n

Brown, R., 152

Brown, R. P., 94

Browning, C. R., 337

Bruner, J. S., 158n, 162

Brunia, C. H. M., 55n

Bryan, W. L., 106

Buchanan, J., 12

Bulman, J. R., 330

Burgess, C. A., 197

Burgess, P. W., 30

Burke, D., 53n, 73

Burrows, L., 58, 128, 133

Bushnell, M. C., 303

Bybee, A., 181

Cabay, M., 197

Cacioppo, J. T., 275

Campbell, D. T., 213

Cannon, W. B., 288-289

Cantril, H., 185

Cardeña, E., 260

Cardinal, D. N., 197

Carey, S., 24

Carlson, E. B., 132

Carlson, S. M., 225

Carpenter, W. B., 7, 9n, 57n, 99, 112 114-115, 120-121, 133, 139, 315

Carroll, J. S., 338

Carroll, L., 235n

Carter, P., 83

Carter, S., 141

Cartwright, B. S., 225

Carver, C. S., 329n

Castiello, U., 56

Chadwick, P., 86

Chaiken, S. P., 173n

Chalmers, D. J., 21

Chapman, J. G., 214

Chapman, J. P., 86-87

Chapman, L. J., 86

Charleton, W., 12

Chartrand, T. L., 57, 112, 129-130,162, 164

Chaves, J. F., 286, 305

Chen, M., 58, 128, 133

Chevreul, M. E., 114-115

Cialdini, R. B., 275

Cioffi, D., 311

Clarke, A. C., 27

Clarke, R. V., 338

Claxton, G., 66

Cleckley, H., 257

Clore, D., 326

Cloughesy, T., 6

Cocores, J. A., 261

Coe, W. C., 287, 303, 305

Coe, W. E., 299

Cohen, A. R., 177

Cohen, B. H., 44n

Cohen, J. D., 43n

Cohen, L. G., 47-49

Cohen, M., 92

Cole, H., 247

Cole, J., 37-38

Colebatch, J. G., 53n, 73

Collins, M. A., 332

Cooley, C. H., 213

Coons, P. M., 262

Cooper, J., 172, 179, 252

Coristine, M., 248n

Cornish, D. B., 338

Coughlin, A. M., 335

Council, J. R., 283, 311

Cowan, W., 57

Crawford, H. J., 303

Crewes, W. D., 197

Crick, F., 264

Cross, M. J., 37

Cross, W. P., 248n

Crossley, R., 196, 201

Cuza, B., 337

Dalery, J., 89n

Damasio, A. R., 30n, 326, 327

Damasio, H., 327

Danto, A., 18

Daprati, E., 89n

Datson, L. J., 319n

Davidson, D., 19

Davidson, R. J., 34

Davis, L., 259

Deci, E. L., 329n

De Pauw, K. W., 233

DeCharms, R., 329n

Deecke, L., 50–51, 54, 329n

Deese, J., 87

Degueldre, C., 303

Delboeuf, J., 314

Delfiore, G., 303

Delforge, A., 307

Delgado, J. M. R., 46–47

Dennett, D. C., 11n, 25–26, 49, 54, 69, 84, 255n, 256n, 264n, 322–323

Descartes, R., 148

Devor, M., 41

Diener, E., 215

Dihle, P. H., 262

Dijksterhuis, A., 128–129, 135,164, 209

Dillon, K., 196

Done, D. J., 89, 169

Double, R., 26

Downey, J. D., 107, 168

Draine, S. C., 58n

du Maurier, G., 290

Duchenne de Boulogne, G. B., 34, 35n

Duncan, G. H., 303

Duncan, J., 196

Dunn, D. S., 181

Dupotet de Sennevoy, C., 280

Durgin, F., 24

Duval, S., 65, 209

Eagly, A. H., 173n

Early, D., 307

Earman, J., 26

Easton, R. D., 115

Ebbesen, E., 179

Eccles, J. C., 52, 55

Edmonston, W. E., Jr., 276n, 286, 301

Edwards, G., 149n

Eich, E., 262, 297

Eimer, M., 54

Einhorn, H. J., 70, 79

Einstein, G. O., 166

Ekman, P., 33–35, 326

Eliade, M., 249

Ellenberger, H. F., 131n, 278, 281,284

Ellis, H. D., 234

Erber, R., 141, 163, 304n

Erickson, E. M., 149n

Erickson, M. H., 149n

Ericsson, K. A., 67

Esbensen, B. M., 156

Evans, F. J., 291, 295

Eysenck, H. J., 292

Fadiga, L., 44

Faith, M., 284

Faraday, M., 8–9

Farmer, P., 239

Farrington, E., 237

Faymonville, M. E., 303

Fazio, R. H., 173n, 179

Feeney, F., 337

Feinberg, I., 44

Feinberg, J., 328

Feinberg, T., 172n, 233

Felce, D., 197

Ferguson, M. J., 324, 334

Gibbons, F. X., 65

Gilbert, D. T., 17n, 94, 252, 325n

Ginet, C., 36

Giuliano, T., 94, 213, 216

Glass, D. C., 329n, 331

Gleason, C. A., 52, 54

Gleaves, D. H., 223, 261, 263

Gleicher, F., 329n

Godfrey, N. S., 8

Goffman, E., 227