Personality and Individual Differences

Birth order, sibling sex ratio, and maternal miscarriages in homosexual and heterosexual men and women
pp. 543-552(10)
Authors: Ellis L.; Blanchard R.

The secular increase in test scores is a ''Jensen effect''
pp. 553-559(7)
Authors: Colom R.; Juan-Espinosa M.; Garca L.F.

A just and an unjust world: structure and validity of different world beliefs
pp. 561-577(17)
Authors: Dalbert C.; Lipkus I.M.; Sallay H.; Goch I.

Cognitive pattern and dermatoglyphic asymmetry
pp. 579-586(8)
Authors: Kimura D.; Clarke P.G.

Correlates of the Eysenck Personality Profiler
pp. 587-594(8)
Authors: Furnham A.; Jackson C.J.; Forde L.; Cotter T.

Happiness, introversion-extraversion and happy introverts
pp. 595-608(14)
Authors: Hills P.; Argyle M.

The relationship between learning style and cognitive style
pp. 609-616(8)
Author: Sadler-Smith E.

Coping, efficacy, and perceived control in acute vs chronic illnesses
pp. 617-625(9)
Authors: Endler N.S.; Kocovski N.L.; Macrodimitris S.D.

Sensation seeking as a predictor of positive and negative risk behaviour among adolescents
pp. 627-640(14)
Authors: Hansen E.B.; Breivik G.

The measurement of neuroticism using MMQ, MPI, EPI and EPQ items: - a psychometric analysis based on item response theory
pp. 641-656(16)
Author: Ferrando P.J.

Evoked cardiac response correlates of cognitive processing and dimensions of personality: Eysenck's concept of psychoticism revisited
pp. 657-668(12)
Authors: Kaiser J.; Barry R.J.; Beauvale A.

The Five Factor Model and impulsivity: using a structural model of personality to understand impulsivity
pp. 669-689(21)
Authors: Whiteside S.P.; Lynam D.R.

Conditional standard error of measurement and personality scale scores: an investigation of classical test theory estimates with four MMPI scales
pp. 691-698(8)
Authors: Saltstone R.; Skinner C.; Tremblay P.

Individual differences in compensatory decision-making style and need for closure as correlates of subjective decision complexity and difficulty
pp. 699-710(12)
Authors: Shiloh S.; Koren S.; Zakay D.

Selective attention to unmasked and masked threatening words: relationships to trait anger and anxiety
pp. 711-720(10)
Authors: Honk J.v.; Tuiten A.; van den Hout M.; Putman P.; de Haan E.; Stam H.