The experiments reported here describe the relationships between the reflex-modulating effects of compounded stimuli and the effects of these stimuli when they act in isolation. (Author)

While incentive contrast has been reliably demonstrated in single-response situations, tests for contrast-of-choice behavior have invariably failed to obtain the effect. Three experiments were reported that eliminated features of prior methodology which can mask the effect. (Editor/RK)

Sixty-four clinicians responded to a brief description of a depressed student by indicating the extent to which each of four possible causes contributed to the depression. (Author)

This paper examined the relationship of some selected trait measures of personality with resting samples of alpha density in a normal population and the implications of such data for a state-trait approach to alpha and the experiential states associated with alpha. (Author/RK)

The present study evaluates the effects of a film that portrays the problems encountered by a girl who is attempting to engage in activities that are counter to traditional sex-role expectations on self-report measures of hostility, anxiety, and depression. (Author)

The present study investigated egocentricity in children and youth. Exner's Self-Focus Sentence Completion (SFSC) was used to measure egocentricity. (Author/RK)

The validity of predicting female homosexuality from empirical signs from the Draw-A-Person (DAP) was compared to the validity of psychologists'"blind" predictions from the same DAP protocols. (Author)

Article investigated the mechanisms determining proactive inhibition in associative recall. (Author/RK)

The recall (of names) and the recognition (of orientation) of complex pictures both became more accurate with increasing exposure duration when interitem interval was held constant, but were largely unrelated within each exposure duration. (Editor)

The present paper is concerned with uncontrollable, aversive stimulation. (Editor)

Article investigated question-asking behavior during problem formulation. (Author/RK)

The experiments reported below attempted to reduce the availability of the A-C pairs and the dominance of the set of C responses to determine whether this would increase the subjects' access to the A-B pairs. (Author)