REGISTRATION


SAT, July 15, 19:00 - 22:00

WELCOME PARTY

The Regulative Theory of Temperament: Current Status

Jan Strelau

1. Schizotypy, Dreaming, and Nightmare Susceptibility

Claridge, G., Clark, K., and Davis, C.


2. Anger Expression Style and Somatic Complaints in Young and Middle Aged Women

Forgays, D. K.


3. Pathogeneic and Non-pathogenic Types A: Their Internal Structure

Eliasz, A.


4. Type A Behavior Pattern as a General Risk Factor for Somatic Disease

Wrzesniewski, K.


5. EEG and Temperamental Indices of the Effect of Radio-active Contamination Exposure

Bodunow, M. V., and Bazylevich, T. F.

1. Serotonin, Dopamine, and Acetylcholine as Mediators of Sensation-Seeking Behavior

Netter, P., and Hennig, J.


2. Biology, Norms and Personality: Findings From a Longitudinal Program

af Klinteberg, B., and Magnusson, D.


3. Recent Developments in an Animal Model for VEP Augmenting and Reducing and Sensation Seeking Behavior

Siegel, J., and Driscoll, P.


4. Individual Differences in Behavioral and Biological Responses to Novelty in Rats

Dellu, F., Mayo, W., Piazza, P. V., LeMoal, M., and Simon, H.


5. The Psychobiological Model for Impulsive Unsocialized Sensation Seeking

Zuckerman, M.

1. Results of a German Twin Study Based on the DOTS-R, Twins Aged 7-14

Hempel, S.


2. Individual Resources and Adaptational Status in a New Organization

Klonowicz, T.


3. The Concept of Human Style: About Mediator in Personality Structure

Libin, A., and Libin, H.


4. Child Differences in Temperament: Relation to Physical Stature

Matheny Jr., A. P., and Phillips, D. K.


5. The Relation of Imaginative-Operational Thinking Power to the Field Dependence/ Independence Style Factors and Temperament

Raszkiewicz, H.


6. Temperament and Interpersonal Behavior: Profiles of Interpersonal Characteristics in Temperamental Types

Osecka, L.


7. The Differential Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Mood Level: The Role of Trait-Cheerfulness

Ruch, W., and Stevens, J.


8. Work Values System According to Reactivity and Gender

Zalewska, A.


9. Happiness and Personality: A Model for Bias

Brebner, J., and Batt, R.


10. Personality and Academic Competence

Schouwenburg, H. C.


11. The Big Five as Tendencies in Situations: A Replication Study

Hendriks, A. A. J.


12. Extraversion and Individual Differences in Stimulus Analysis and Movement Time

Stelmack, R., and Doucet, C.


13. Traits, States, and Time of Day: Extraversion, Neuroticism, and the Dimensionality of Affect

Revelle, W., and Anderson, K. J.


14. The Two Faces of Narcissism: The Moderating Influence of Neuroticism

Davis, C., Brewer, H., and Claridge, G.


15. Self-Regulation of Mood: A Theoretical Analysis

Thayer, R. E.


16. Basic Dimensions of Personality Description in the Czech Language

Hrebickova, M., Ostendorf, F., and Angleitner, A.


17. Psychoticism and Incongruence Between Career Plans and Vocational Aspirations: Characteristics of Students with To-Be-A-Teacher Vocational Plans

Pajak-Bener, D., Adamiec, A., Figarska, M., Sadowski, M., and Wasilewska-Pordes, M.


18. Relations Between Five Factor and Two Other Personality Models in Croatian Adolescents

Marusic, I., and Bratko, D.


19. Personality and Attitudes Towards the Marginal Social Groups

Zaleski, Z., Eysenck, S., and Eysenck, H. J.


20. The Interpersonal Trait Structure Represented in the Hungarian Trait Taxonomy

Szirmak, Z.


21. Identity and identification forms in adolescence

Braun, B.


22. Attitudinal Correlates and Demographic Predictors of Monetary Beliefs and Behaviors

Attitudinal Correlates of National Wealth
Furnham, A. F.


23. Self-Awareness, Emotions and Temperament

Zaborowski, Z.


24. Temperament and the Motivation System of Scientific Researchers

Beauvale, A., and Tokarz, A.


Temperament and the Relation Between Informational and Energetic Mechanisms of Behavior

Beauvale, A.


25. Susceptibility to Punishment and to Reward and Transgression of Norms in Driving Behavior

Castella, J., and Perez, J.


26. Five Factors of Polish Personality

Szarota, P.


27. Impulsiveness and Sensitivity to Reward: Their Place in Eysenck's and Costa and McCrae's Personality Spaces

Carrillo-de-la-Pena, M. T.


28. Eccentric Factor Scores

Hofstee, W. K. B.


29. Acting, Impulsivity and Creativity

The Factor Structure of Self-Monitoring Propensity: Qualitative Meta-Analysis and Polish Replication
Swiatnicki, K.


29. Temperament and the Five-Factor Personality Formulation: Some Initial Findings

Clark, W. B., and Newberry, B. H.


31. Sensation-Seeking and the Course of the Employment Career

Feij, J. A., and Taris, T. W.


32. Personality Profile of a Group of Bodyguards

Goma i Freixanet, M., Serra i Pesquer, J., and Punti i Vidal, J.


33. Job and Family Satisfaction Related to Life Styles

Sanchez-Lopez, P., Quiroga, A., and Garcia-Caraballo, M.


Subjective Welfare: Some Important Variables

Sanchez-Lopez, P., and Garcia-Caraballo, M.


34. Leveling-Sharpening Cognitive Control Functioning with Emotional Stimuli: A Function of Internal Meaning Being Assigned

Quiroga, A., Lopez-Galan, V., Gonzalez, S., Perez-Munoz, S., Gonzalez-Francisco, G., Garcia-Diaz, R., and Fernandez de la Vega, S.


The Ability to Deal with Unfamiliar Stimuli as a Predictor of Academic Achievement

Quiroga, A., Rodriguez-Abuin, M., Gordillo, E., Martinez-Lorca, M., and Sanchez-Ferreiro, M.

1. Individual Differences in Multiple Dimensions of Aggression: A Behavior Genetic Investigation

Vernon, P. A., Blanchard, J. M., and Harris, J. A.


2. A Study of Twins Using the Self-Report and Peer-Report NEO-FFI Scales

Angleitner, A., Riemann, R., and Strelau, J.


3. Twin Study on Pavlovian Temperament Traits: Self- and Peer-rating Data

Zawadzki, B., Oniszczenko, W., Strelau, J., Angleitner, A., and Bodunov, M.


4. Intelligence and Personality is When Molecules from Genes, Hormones, and Experience Interact in Body and Brain Tissues

Nyborg, H.


5. Genetic and Environmental Structure of the Five-Factor Model of Personality

Jang, K. L., Livesley, W. J., Vernon, P. A., and Jackson, D. N.


6. Dimensional Structures of Personality Disorders

Livesley, W. J., Jang, K. L., Vernon, P. A., and Jackson, D. N.

Ian Deary

1. The American English Pavlovian Temperament Survey and S-R Reactivity Questionnaire: Relationship to PEN Factors

Newberry, B. H., Clark, W. B., and Poole, R. L.


2. Familiar Background of Different Temperament Profiles Based on Buss Proposal

Quiroga-Estevez, A., and Nieto, R.


3. We Need More Practical Studies of Temperament

Carey, W. B.


4. The "Humorous Temperament": On the Validity of the State-Trait Model of Cheerfulness

Ruch, W.


5. Temperamental and Volitional Determinants of Self-Regulatory Abilities

Marszal-Wisniewska, M.

1. Temperament in Time Samples of Emotional Experience

Brandstaetter, H.


2. From Free Parental Descriptions of Children to Questionnaire Items

Mervielde, I., Buyst, V., and de Fruyt, F.


3. Adaptability and Stability of Behavior: Important and Somewhat Forgotten Dimensions in Personality Research

Hennig, J., and Netter, P.


4. Prediction of Internalizing and Externalizing Symptoms in 12-year-olds from Six-month Temperament

Martin, R. P., and Huttunen, M. O.

1. Brain Volume, Head Size, and the g-factor: Correlations in a Sample of Male Siblings

Wickett, J. C., Vernon, P. A., and Lee, D. H.


2. Reflection-impulsivity and Sensory Discrimination Efficacy

Skotnikova, I. G.


3. Intelligence, Personality, Intelligence-related Personality Traits...What are the Determinants of Cognitive Strategy Use?

Kossowska, M.


4. Artistic Aptitudes, Intelligence, Cognitive Styles and Creative Abilities

Limont, W.


5. Individual Differences in Confidence Judgments on Tests of Cognitive Abilities

Stankow, L., and Crawford, J.


6. Speed-Accuracy Tradeoff and Memory Span: A Paradox (Maybe) Partially Resolved When Blind Subjects Solve Linear Syllogisms

Colom-Maranon, R., and Lopez, R.


7. Psychologists, Individual Differences and "Firing Range": The Case of Deduction and Induction

Colom-Maranon, R., Leo, E., and Palacios, A.


8. One or Two Descriptive Cognitive Models for Deductive Reasoning? Evidence from Accuracy and Response Time Measures

Colom-Maranon, R., Sagrario, A., and Blanco, A.


9. Implicit Theories of Intelligence

Ruisel, I.


10. Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Individual Differences in Alcohol Expectancies

Vernon, P. A., Lee, D., and Harris, J. A.


11. Are Leaders Born or Made? A Behavior Genetic Investigation

Vernon, P. A., Molson, M., Blanchard, J. M., and Harris, J. A.


12. The Heritability and Genetic Correlations of Testosterone and Sensation Seeking in Men and Women Adolescents

Harris, J. A., Vernon, P. A., and Boomsma, D. I.


13. Individual Differences in the Maternal Behavior of Inbred RHA/Verh and RLA/Verh Rats: Application to Molecular Genetics

Discoll, P.


14. Sequential Analysis of Exploratory Rat Behavior-Multivariate Approach to Individual Differences in Animals

Pisula, W.


15. Twin Study of Verbal and Spatial Abilities

Bratko, D.


16. Results of a German Twin Study Using the Parental Rating Form of the EAS

Spinarth, F. M.


17. A Scale for the Measurement of Paranoia/Suspiciousness in Normal Subjects

Rawlings, D., and Freeman, J.


18. An Investigation of Students' Motivational Orientations with Respect to Learning: Identifying Combinations of Content and Temporal Extension of Personal Goals and the Relation with Academic Achievement

Senserrick, T.


19. Pavlovian Temperament Survey--Chinese Version (PTC-C): Scale Development and Some Studies Based on Chinese Samples

Jianli, J., and Jianping, Xu


20. A New Method: A Diagnosis of Intellectual Abilities

Matczak, A.


21. A Measurement Model of Impulsiveness: Implications for the Understanding of Antisocial Behavior

Carrillo-de-la-Pena, M. T.


22. Parallel Forms Measuring the Five Basic Dimensions of Personality and the Eysenck's EPQ-A: A Comparison within a Spanish Sample

Juan-Espinosa, M., and Colom, R.


23. Design and Empirical Validation of Psychometrical Scales Measuring Five Basic Dimensions of Personality with a Spanish Population: Form A

Juan-Espinosa, M., Palacios, A., Sorey, M., and Martinez, S.


Design and Empirical Validation of Psychometrical Scales Measuring Five Basic Dimensions of Personality with a Spanish Population: Form B

Colom-Maranon, R., and Juan-Espinosa, M.


24. Cognitive Representational Resources as Possible Mediators in the Assessment of Individual Differences in Leveling-Sharpening Cognitive Control

Rodriguez-Abuin, M., Martinez-Lorca, M., Sanchez-Ferreiro, M., and Quiroga-Estevez, A.


25. Measurement Scales of Time and Life Style

Sanchez-Lopez, P., Calvo, P., and Rojo, P.


26. Assessment of the Seven Buss's Temperament Dimensions: Spanish Scales

Quiroga, A., and Navascues, V.


27. Individual Differences in the Classical Stroop Task and Brain Symmetry

Colom-Maranon, R., and Blanco, A.


A Trip of Blind and Sighted Subjects Through a Mental Fictitious Island: What the Brain's Eye Tells a Hand's Eye?
Colom-Maranon, R., Lopez, R., and Blanco, F.

1. The Personality-Intelligence Interface

Saklofske, D. H., and Zeidner, M.


2. Social Cognitive Descriptions of Aggressive and Learning Disabled Children

Schwean, V. L., and Saklofske, D. H.


3. Personality and Intelligence Tests and the Psychodiagnostic Process

Kamphaus, R. W.


4. Intelligence and Personality: The Silent g in the gNEO Model

Costa, Jr., P. T.


5. Personality, Intelligence and Event-Related Potentials

Stelmack, R. M.


6. Personality, Intelligence and Psychopathology: A Cognitive Integration

Summerfeldt, L. J., and Endler, N. S.

Participants: Gordon Claridge, Hans J. Eysenck, Robert Plomin, Andrzej Sekowski, Andrzej Strzalecki, Marvin Zuckerman

Robert Plomin

1. Three Studies of the Relationship Between Extraversion and Intelligence-test Performance, Under Times and Untimed Conditions

Rawlings, D., and Freeman, J.


2. The Mental Speed-IQ Relationship: Singularity or Specificity of Mind?

Neubauer, A. C., and Bucik, V.


3. Why are You Creative or Intelligent (Maybe Both?): Spreading Activation, Selective Attention, and the Level of Intellectual Abilities

Necka, E., Gruszka, A., and Orzechowski, J.


4. Intelligence and Performance on Visual and Auditory Discrimination Tasks: Evidence that the Relationship is More Usefully Conceived as Due to the Quality of the Stimulus Representation Rather Than to the Rate at Which Sensory Information is Sampled

Vickers, D., Pietsch, A., and Hemingway, T.


5. Individual Differences in Verbal and Figural Cognitive Resources: Issues in Working Memory

Colom-Maranon, B. R., and Garcia-Lopez, O.

1. Reductionism and the Physical Basis of Psychometric g

Willerman, L.


2. Factors, Facets, Tests, and Paradigms: What are the Components of Human Intelligence?

Kyllonen, P. C.


3. Intelligence, Evoked Potentials and Attention

Stough, C., Mangan, G. L., Gamble, J., and Frank, N.


4. Perceptual and RT Processes Underlying Individual Differences in General Intelligence

Bates, T.

Round Table: Nathan Brody (Discussant) Including Lee Willerman, Patrick Kyllonen, Con Stough, Tim Bates, Tony Vernon, Aljoscha Neubauer, Ian Deary

1. Time Perspective in Children of "At Risk" Families

D'Alessio, M., Cherubini, A., and Schimmenti, V.


2. Uncertainty of Personal Future and Power Strategies in Supervisor-Subordinate Work Situation

Zaleski, Z.


3. Coping with Conflicts Between Occupational and Family Roles: Structural Analysis

Hudek-Knezevic, J., and Kardum, I.


4. Coping Styles Differences in Cancer Patients and Normal Controls

Courbasson, C. M., Endler, N. S., and Cunningham, A. J.


5. Coping Strategies After a Diagnosis of Breast Cancer

Cousson, F., and Schweitzer, M.


6. Managers in Situation Difficulties

Tokarski, S.


7. Personality and Risk Taking Behavior

Goma i Freixanet, M.


8. Individual Differences in Defense Mechanisms Under Stress and the Inclination Toward Psychosomatic Disease

Biasi, V., Giannini, A. M., and Bonaiuto, P.


9. Chronometric Analysis of Inter-Hemispheric Relations in Schizophrenia: A Paradigm Potentially Useful in Schizotypy Research

Wolski, P., and Claridge, G.


10. Personality Structure of Students Receiving Help in Psychology Unit at Academic Health Service Center

Kucharski, T.


11. The Effect of Schizotypy on Local and Global Attentional Processing in Health Subjects

Evans, J. L., Cooper, V., and Lamagni, T.


12. Selective Attention in Schizotypy

Kozak, B.


13. Personality Disorders: Antisocial and Borderline Nonadequate Types

Rascanu, R.


14. Measuring Nonclinical Depression: Exploratory and Confirmatory Analyses of the Beck Depression Inventory's Factor Structure

Balev, J. A.


15. The Effects of Activation States on Performance of Geometric Analogies

Anderson, K. J., and Revelle, W.


16. Effects of Perinatal Dysthyroidism on Passive Avoidance Learning in Rats

Garau, A., Balada, F., Darbra, S., and Marti, M. A.


17. Psychoticism (P) and the Effect of Stimulus Significance on the Evoked Cardiac Response (ECR) to Relevant and Irrelevant Stimuli

Kaiser, J., Beauvale, A., and Bener, J.


18. Sensation-Seeking (SS) an the Effect of Processing Load on the Evoked Cardiac Response (ECR) to Relevant and Irrelevant Stimuli

Beauvale, A., Kaiser, J., and Bener, J.


19. Psychophysiological Responses During Imagery of Future Negative and Positive Personal Events

Zaleski, Z., Crombez, G., Baeyens, F., and Eelen, P.


20. Relation Between Salivary Testosterone and a Self-Report Measure of Employee Reliability in Men and Women

Harris, J. A., and Vernon, P. A.


21. Relationship Between Trait-Anxiety and Heart Rhythm

Danilova, N. N.


22. Individual Differences in Adjustment to a Job Stressor: Job Mobility

Rasle, N., and Bruchon-Shweitzer, M. L.


23. Type A/B Behavior, Task Demands, and Cardiac Reactivity

Sosnowski, T., Pospola, H., Mikolajska, A., and Perlowska, U.

1. Personality, Stress, and Disease: Are all diseases psychosomatic

Eysenck, H. J.


2. Investigating the Causal Status of Neuroticism in Longitudinal and Experimental Designs

Matthews, G.


3. Anger/Hostility, Lifestyle Defense Mechanisms, Heart Disease and Cancer

Spielberger, C. D.


4. Sensitisation as a Coronary Heart Disease Risk Factor

Marusic, A., Eysenck, H. J., and Gudjonsson, G.


5. Basic Personality, Psychosocial Stress Reactions, and Well-Being: A Reconceptualization of the PSQ

Schmitz, P. G.

1. Brain Size and Intelligence: A Dissociation Between Brain Volume, Auditory Potentials and IQ

Egan, V., Chiswick, A., Santosh, C., and Wickett, J.


2. The Advent of a Molecular Genetics of General Intelligence

Weiss, V.


3. Eliminating Training Effects in Testing Concentration Performance

Moosbrugger, H., and Zistler, R.


4. Style of Creative Behavior: General Model and its Application

Strzalecki, A.


5. Mental Speed Within the Structure of Human Cognitive Abilities

Roberts, R. D., and Stankov, L.

Theodore D. Wachs

1. Personality and the Temporal Lobes: Regional Cerebral Blood Flow in EPQ-defined Personality Groups

Stenberg, G., Wendt, P. E., and Risberg, J.


2. Personality and Event-Related Potentials to Signals of Reward and Punishment: An Investigation of Gray's Theory

De Pascalis, V., Destro, A., and Sparita, A.


3. How Does the P300 Amplitude-Personality-Relation in an Odball Paradigm Depend on Sensory Modality, Stimulus Intensity, and the Repetition of the Experiment?

Bartussek, D., and Naumann, E.


4. Heart Rate Changes During Cognitive Activity in Subjects with Different Levels of Intelligence

Ciarkowska, W.


5. Biopsychological Correlates of Extraversion: Differential Effort Reactivity

Brocke, B., Tasche, K. G., and Beauducel, A.

DISPOSITIONAL SENSITIVITY TO BEFALLEN INJUSTICE

Manfred Schmitt