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This 30th Anniversary Issue is Proudly Presented by the Student Psychology Staff

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Fairleigh Dickinson University Florham-Madison Campus

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PREFACE

CONTENTS

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CREDITS

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STUDENT CO-EDITORS

Pamela Able

Carol C. Christofilis

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STUDENT MANAGING EDITORS

Jacob van den Berg

Elizabeth Nissim

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SPECIAL INVITED FACULTY REVIEWER WHO SERVED AS PAST STUDENT JOURNAL EDITOR

Lucy A. Quatrella, M. A. Social Psychology Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU)

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STUDENT WEBPAGE MANAGER

Yahav Shoost

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STUDENT REVIEWERS

Pamela Able

Todd Adest

Jeremy C. Adest

Jacob van den Berg

Glenn Cavanagh

Jane Cooper

Carol C. Christofilis

Steven Jankowitz

Leon Neubauer

Elizabeth Nissim

Trish E. Seible

Laura Schmidt

Yahav Shoost

Sharon A. Swift

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FACULTY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Daniel J. Calcagnetti, Ph.D.

Special Thanks to Robin Lynn Calcagnetti for her text design of the 30th Anniversary Cover page

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Subscription requests and Submissions should be sent to:
Dr. Daniel J. Calcagnetti, JPBS Faculty Editor
Department of Psychology M06OA
Fairleigh Dickinson University
285 Madison Avenue Madison, NJ 07940
Phone: (973) 443-8974 E-mail: [email protected]

JPBS is an annual periodical published by the Psychology Department of Fairleigh Dickinson University at Madison, New Jersey. The responsibility for review and contact is the responsibility of our undergraduate and graduate journal student officers as coordinated by the current student editor. Past volumes of articles in print (and copyrighted) are available for reading via the Internet.

Copyright© All Rights Reserved by the Department of Psychology, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Florham-Madison, N.J. Volume 10, published Fall 1996, all rights reserved. Permission for reproduction in whole or in part must be obtained directly in writing from the Faculty Editor, Dr. Daniel J. Calcagnetti.

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Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences

Fall 1996 Volume 10

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Preface: Editorial Commentary - 30 years of JPBS, Renewed Commitment.

(1) The Relationship Between Drug Use and the Perceived Consequences on Marijuana and Crack Use.
Louis H. Primavera and David O. Belser Elizabeth S. Feldman
St. John's University Adelphi University

(2) Information Processing in Dyslexic Readers: Deductive Mental Models
Aake Elden
Univ. of Trondheim.

(3) Men's Reactions To Hypothetical Forceful Sexual Advances By A Female: Does It Make A Difference If She's Been Drinking?
Ericka J. Monson and Cindy Struckman-Johnson
University of South Dakota

(4) Blood Pressure Reactivity and Variability to a Cognitive Challenge in Type A Male Adolescents.
Elisabeth Karlstrom, Katherine Burge-Callaway, and Walter A. Pieper
Georgia State University

(5) Anxiety, Body Satisfaction, and Perceived Physical Ability in Women with Endometriosis
Randi Jones Katherine Burge-Callaway
Emory University Georgia State University

(6) Shame and the Regulation of Thoughts: A Study of Their Relationship to Attachment
Shirley B. Beyer Colleen Hester
University of Houston University of St. Thomas

(7) Active Versus Inactive Quality Teams: What Makes the Difference?
Heather Scarbrough, Lori J. Nelson and Hugh Aberman
Shippensburg University

Theme Section: Focus on Pure Opioid Antagonist Treatment for Alcoholism

(8) Evidence that Naltrexone Reduces Alcohol Dependence
Laurie A. Gordon
Fairleigh Dickinson University

(9) Naltrexone for the Treatment of Alcohol Addiction in a Select Group of Individuals
Andrea B. Quinn
Fairleigh Dickinson University

(10) Naltrexone as a Treatment Medication for Alcoholism
John J. Howe
Fairleigh Dickinson University

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Faculty Editorial Commentary: 30 years of JPBS, Renewed Commitment.

A long over due survey through the archives for the Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences, has revealed that the very first issue appeared over 30 years ago (May, 1966). Drs. D. C. Shiffman and R. B. Vacchiano were the first FDU-Madison faculty advisors who started the Journal. A staff of 11 students (R. Arace, M. Porter, M. Penta, T. Moroney, K. Kramer, W. Diamond, J. Arslan, A. Marsh, F. Lieb, K. Raub and A. Tensel) assisted in publishing a 36 page issue with a modest 5 manuscripts. We ask that when these words are read by any of these first editorial staffers, please call us to keep in touch and so we can assure you that the spirit of the Journal you started continues to make significant contributions at FDU and beyond.
The 1996 staff of JPBS commemorates this 30 Year Anniversary by proudly dedicating our new Website page and Volume #10 to salute the intent and mission of the original editorial staff and faculty advisors of JPBS. We wish to re-affirm that we will continue to provide a publishing forum highlighting the value of student-mentor research efforts contributing to the understanding of the psychological nature of human existence. Moreover, the staff of 1996 broadens the scope of the Journal to include ALL AREAS of psychology. We also wish to announce the adoption of a "theme" section for the Journal. As we live in a time wherein drug addiction continues to increase human suffering and death at an alarming rate, our first theme section focuses on a potential psychopharmacological treatment for alcoholism, naltrexone. Naltrexone is a pure opioid antagonist that is marketed by DuPont Pharmaceuticals as ReVia@. The next theme topic (Vol. #11, 1997 ) will focus on the effects and treatments for nicotine. Your contributions regarding pharmacological or counseling treatments for nicotine addiction are encouraged.
In addition, we will continue to extend "an invitation to other universities, similarly dedicated to individual research, to contribute their scientific findings (JPBS 1966)." For this opportunity, we wish to thank the FDU Madison Deans and Administrators for providing financial support and for their continued recognition of the educational value that the Journal represents for FDU psychology students as well as for graduate and undergraduate Psychology students elsewhere. Our Exemplar of integrity and unceasing encouragement remains Dr. Robert M. Chell, Department of Psychology Chairperson and 25 year supporter of this Journal.

Daniel J. Calcagnetti, Ph.D.
Psychology Department Coordinator of Behavioral Neuroscience

Fairleigh Dickinson University, Florham-Madison Campus

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