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Author Index

631

Aaron, P. G., 459

Abbott, R., 521

Abbott, R. D., 300, 301

Abel, L., 33

Abelson, R. P., 5, 562

Aber, M. S., 248

Abrami, P. C., 191

Abramson, L., 106

Ach, N., 74

Achinstein, B., 547

Ackerman, J., 347, 621

Ackerman, P., 39

Ackerman, P. L., 39

Adams, G. R., 244–245

Adams, M., 290, 291

Adams, M. J., 336, 337, 338, 343, 620

Adams, P. E., 544

Adams, R., 167

Adan, A. M., 248

Adelgais, A., 92

Adelman, H. S., 201, 221, 449

Adelman, R. D., 297

Adler, T. F., 278

Afflerbach, P., 333, 343, 344

Ageev, V., 145

Ahn, H., 577

Ai, X., 496

Ainsworth, M. D., 10, 200, 211

Airasian, P. W., 50

Albin, R. W., 515

Albury, A., 189, 190, 191

Alexander, A., 338

Alexander, K. L., 240

Alexander, P., 104

Alexander, P. A., 80, 93

Alfassi, M., 190

Algozzine, B., 456

Alibali, M. W., 357–358

Allen, D., 548

Allen, J. D., 238

Allen, S. D., 190

Allen, V., 183

Allington, R., 161, 291, 337, 340, 575, 618

Allison, R., 446, 448

Almasi, J., 156, 157, 575

Almasi, L., 340, 344

Almog, T., 573, 575

Alpert, D., 395

Alter, M., 447

Alvermann, D. A., 341

Alvermann, D. E., 154, 333

Ambron, S., 409

American Association of University Women

Educational Foundation, 260, 261, 262,

264, 266, 273, 274, 275, 276, 279, 625

American Council on Education, 546

American Psychological Association, 442, 511

Ames, C., 6, 109, 110, 111, 158, 159, 208, 239,

246, 247, 248, 249, 251

Ames, G. J., 182

Ames, R., 246, 247

Amir, Y., 181, 190, 191

Amsel, E., 360, 361

Anderman, E., 110

Anders, D., 536, 539, 548, 549, 551

Andersen, C. J., 11, 306, 308, 309, 311, 316, 614,

615, 618, 620, 621, 622, 626

Anderson, B. T., 261, 270

Anderson, C. W., 155

Anderson, D. R., 337

Anderson, H., 338

Anderson, J., 11, 291, 293, 614, 615, 618, 620,

621, 622, 626

Anderson, J. R., 61, 358, 361

Anderson, L. M., 88, 89, 345, 535

Anderson, L. W., 50

Anderson, R., 343

Anderson, R. C., 5, 333, 343, 363, 625

Anderson, T. H., 343

Anderson, V., 157, 344

Anderson-Goetz, D., 309

Andress, B., 294

Angell, A. L., 335, 574

Angell, M., 569, 570

Angold, A., 511

Anthony, H. M., 89, 345

Anthony, J. L., 335

Antil, L. R., 177

Antommarchi, C., 347

APA Task Force on Psychology in Education, 584,

586, 600

APA Work Group of the Board of Educational

Affairs, 584, 585, 586, 587, 600, 602

Appelbaum, M. I., 462

Apple Multimedia Lab, 398

Applebee, A., 144

Applebee, A. N., 335, 345

Applegate, J., 167

Arcavi, A., 371, 382

Archambault, F. X., Jr., 503, 507

Archer, J., 6, 110, 159, 248

Archwamety, T., 343

Arend, R. A., 334

Arievitch, I., 132

Armbruster, B. B., 343

Armour-Thomas, E., 94, 96

Arnberg, L., 304

Arnett, J., 319

Arnold, K. D., 494, 496, 497, 499

Arnold, L. E., 458

Aronson, E., 181

Arzt, A., 96

Asher, S. R., 240, 242, 243, 247

Ashman, A. F., 181, 185

Askov, E. N., 346

Astin, H. S., 435

Atkinson, R. C., 49

Atwell, N., 344, 345

Au, K. H., 305

Austin, A. B., 242

Austin, J. T., 236

Ausubel, D. P., 49, 53, 155

Ayers-Lopez, S., 244

Azar, B., 560, 577

Azeminska, A., 13

Azuma, H., 30

Backman, J., 473

Baddeley, A. L., 52

Baecker, R., 409

Bagwell, C. L., 242

Bailenson, J. N., 359

Bailey, D. B., 316, 317

Baillargeon, R., 375

Bakeman, R., 10, 200, 201

Baker, A. C., 435

Baker, J., 214

Baker, J. A., 207, 210

Baker, K., 161, 291

Baker, K. A., 303

Baker, L., 63, 65, 79, 84, 86, 87

Bakhtin, M., 299

Bales, R. J., 343

Ball, A., 144

Ball, D. L., 15, 365, 534, 536, 537, 541, 542, 544,

546, 550, 585

Ball, E. W., 336

Ball, S., 337

Ballenger, C., 359

Baltes, P., 106

Bamberger, J., 301

Banchoff, T. F., 374

Bandura, A., 5, 9, 59, 60, 61, 64, 67, 68, 69, 106,

108, 109, 116, 159, 223, 236–237, 612

Bank, C. L., 241, 244

Banks, J. A., 601

Barber, E., 273

Barbieri, M., 270, 272

Barcikowski, R. S., 572, 573, 576

Bardon, J. I., 442

Barker, R. G., 200, 363

Barker, T. A., 336

Barkley, R., 201, 226

Barneby, N. S., 458

Barnes, C., 598

632

Author Index

Barnett, J., 86

Barnett, W. S., 521

Baron-Cohen, S., 361

Barr, A. S., 167

Barr, R., 333, 609

Barrett, G. V., 37

Barron, A., 308

Barron, K., 112

Barron, K. E., 109, 110, 111, 112

Bartfai, N., 167

Bartlett, E. J., 54

Bartlett, F. C., 49, 563

Bartlett, L., 146, 147

Barton, M., 207, 210, 212

Barwick, M. A., 473, 479

Basili, P. A., 155

Bass, H., 365

Bass, K. E., 562

Bassiri, D., 340, 572

Bassok, M., 55

Bateman, B., 461

Bates, A. W., 401

Bates, J. E., 334

Bateson, G., 298, 299

Bathurst, K., 300, 301

Battisch, V., 178, 181

Battista, M. A., 376, 381

Battista, M. T., 376, 381

Battistich, V., 187, 192, 199, 201, 203, 205, 209,

213, 214, 221, 224, 225, 246, 252, 599

Battle, A., 239, 249

Baturo, A., 380

Baty, A., 291

Bauman, K., 216

Baumann, J. F., 91

Baumrind, D., 245, 246

Baxter, G., 110, 117

Bazana, P. G., 32, 33

Beach, D. R., 65

Beach, R. W., 88

Beady, C. H., 209

Beal, C. R., 86, 88

Bean, T. W., 343

Beck, I. L., 343

Beck, S. J., 240

Beebe, M. E., 447

Beers, M., 394, 407

Beery, R., 114, 117

Behrens, J., 111

Behringer, L. H., 216

Behrman, R. E., 595

Bejarano, Y., 188, 190

Belcher, C. L., 585

Belenky, M., 269

Belfiore, P. J., 60, 61, 72

Bell, D., 221, 222

Bell, D. R., 60

Bell, J. A., 65

Bell, L. C., 346

Bell, N., 182

Bell, R. Q., 344

Belmont, M. J., 212, 245, 246

Belsky, J., 204, 317

Belyaeca, A., 127, 135

Ben-Avie, M., 214

Benbow, C. P., 494, 497

Bendixen, L. D., 82

Benedict, J. G., 443, 448

Bennett, E., 217, 218

Bennett, N., 155

Benning, J. J., 240

Benoit, D., 207, 210, 212

Benson, D. C., 358

Benson, K., 577

Benson, N. J., 338

Benton, A. L., 461

Benton, S. L., 209

Berardi-Coletta, B., 90

Bereiter, C., 87, 301, 302, 345, 405, 412, 564, 577

Berg, K. F., 185

Bergan, J. R., 448

Berger, M., 470

Bergman, J., 340, 344

Bergman, J. L., 156, 157, 575

Berk, L., 137, 319

Berk, L. E., 64

Berkowitz, S. J., 343

Berliner, D., 161

Berliner, D. C., 4, 6, 161, 534, 535, 550, 610

Berlinski, D., 373

Berman, P. S., 216

Berman, S., 599

Berndt, T. J., 242, 243, 247

Berne, J., 535, 547, 549

Bernhard, J. K., 302

Bernier, H., 309

Berninger, V., 476

Berninger, V. W., 300, 301

Bernstein, M., 29, 40

Berreth, D., 599

Berry, S., 84

Berryman, S. E., 599

Bershon, B. L., 188

Bersoff, D. N., 433, 437

Best, R., 265, 266, 267

Beuhring, T., 216

Bhola, H. S., 346

Bialystok, E., 95

Bickman, L., 433, 449

Biddle, B. J., 534

Bidell, T., 129

Biemiller, A., 92, 301, 302

Bienstock, S. F., 294

Bigler, E. D., 33, 34

Bilingual Research Journal, 304

Billman, J., 310

Binder, M. S., 434, 435, 436

Binet, A., 13, 25, 31

Birch, S., 204, 212, 218, 219

Birch, S. H., 209, 210, 217, 218, 219, 220,

228, 246

Bird, T., 547, 551

Bissex, G., 290

Bitz, B., 246, 251

Bitzer, D. L., 395

Bixler, B., 346

Blachman, B. A., 336

Blackwell, P., 127

Blair, J. A., 363

Blanck, G., 128

Blaney, N., 181

Blehar, M. C., 10, 200, 211

Bliss, L., 201, 226

Bloch, M. N., 298

Block, C. C., 161, 291, 337, 340, 618

Bloom, B. S., 302, 494

Bluestein, V., 442

Blum, L., 585

Blum, R. W., 216

Blume, G. W., 366, 367, 380

Blumenfeld, P., 107, 110, 111, 406, 594

Blumenfeld, P. C., 246, 536

Bocian, K. M., 447

Boder, E., 461, 466, 467

Boekaerts, M., 68

Boekaerts, P. R., 609

Boeve, K., 459

Bogatz, B. A., 337

Bogatz, G. A., 337

Bogatzki, W., 180, 186

Boggs, S. R., 201, 226

Bogner, K., 9, 10, 12, 161, 163, 341, 612,

617–618, 621, 622, 623

Bohn, C., 9, 10, 12, 612, 617–618, 621, 622, 623

Boisvert, J., 110, 111

Boivin, M., 244, 249

Bollier, D., 595

Bond, L., 5, 560, 561

Bonitatibus, G. J., 86, 88

Bonner, S., 72

Book, C., 160, 340, 572

Bookman, M. O., 479

Bootstrap Institute, 400

Borden, S. L., 338, 339

Borduin, C. M., 221, 222

Boring, E. G., 26

Borko, H., 16, 153, 160, 534, 535, 536–537, 538,

542, 543, 545, 546, 547, 548, 550, 551,

552, 592, 624

Borkowski, J. G., 63, 65, 66, 80, 81, 82, 96,

159, 347

Borland, J. H., 493, 497, 498, 502

Bornstein, M. H., 200

Boruch, R. F., 571, 574

Bossert, S. T., 246

Boston, B. O., 487, 497, 502

Boswell, J., 294

Bouchard, T. J., Jr., 27, 34

Bouffard, T., 110, 111

Boutin, P., 308, 309

Bovet, M., 5

Bower, G., 115

Bowers, C. A., 154

Bowers, J., 572

Bowers, J. S., 538

Bowey, J. A., 336

Bowker, A., 242

Bowlby, J., 10, 200, 205, 206, 210, 334

Bowyer, P. M., 458

Boyer, C. W., 456

Boyer, E. L., 560, 595

Boykin, A. W., 189, 190

Boyle, R., 117, 118

Bracken, B. A., 209, 216, 218

Brackstone, D., 338

Author Index

633

Bradley, F. O., 209

Bradley, L., 291, 336

Bradley, R., 204, 206, 212, 213

Brady, S., 336, 472

Braine, M., 361

Brainerd, C. J., 5, 155

Braithwaite, V., 29

Brakke, N. P., 211

Brand, C., 27

Brand, M., 293

Brand, S., 222, 223, 224, 225, 248

Bransford, J., 90, 597, 598, 600

Bransford, J. D., 53, 103, 105, 118

Braun, H., 598

Braun, T. M., 573

Braunhardt, L., 155

Bray, M. H., 592

Bredekamp, S., 291

Brem, S. K., 359

Bremmer, J., 288

Breznitz, Z., 343

Brian, D., 395

Bricker, D., 314, 432, 516, 520, 523

Bricklin, P. M., 449

Bridger, R., 214

Brigham, T. A., 59, 61

Brinkley, W., 271

Brinkman, D., 336

Brittain, W. L., 287, 288

Britton, B. K., 54

Britton, J., 144, 145

Britzman, D. P., 544

Brizuela, B., 370

Broadbent, F., 167

Broadfoot, T., 597

Brody, G. H., 335

Broen, P. A., 295

Broman, M., 465

Bromley, H., 395

Bronfenbrenner, U., 10, 34, 39, 199, 200, 201,

202, 203, 205, 235, 236, 237, 251, 286,

315, 318

Bronstein, P., 245

Brooks, G., 161, 291

Brooks, J. G., 277

Brooks, M., 277

Brophy, J. E., 238, 240, 243, 248, 250, 251, 535

Brophy, J., 9, 10, 153, 154, 158, 159, 199, 200,

203, 205, 207, 211, 212, 213, 261

Brown vs. Board of Education, 433

Brown, A., 103, 118

Brown, A. L., 5, 38, 53, 63, 65, 79, 84, 87, 91,

103, 105, 184, 185, 190, 343, 344, 374,

563, 567, 568, 572, 576, 597, 600

Brown, B. B., 242, 243

Brown, C., 521

Brown, C. A., 365

Brown, C. J., 294

Brown, D. T., 436, 442

Brown, J. S., 50, 66, 397, 405, 418, 420–421, 538,

547, 616

Brown, L., 460

Brown, L. M., 269, 270, 272

Brown, R., 156, 157, 340, 344, 575, 618

Brown, S. W., 503, 507

Brown, W. S., 467

Browning, H. L., 33

Bruck, M., 339, 472, 473, 476, 479

Bruckman, A. S., 395, 402, 413, 416, 418

Bruder, M. B., 316, 317

Bruene-Butler, L., 585

Bruner, J., 29, 136, 137, 298, 340, 395, 416, 536,

610, 611

Bruner, J. S., 4, 5, 133, 155

Bruning, R. H., 74

Bryan, J. H., 67

Bryan, T. H., 67

Bryant, B. R., 460

Bryant, D. M., 319

Bryant, D. S., 85

Bryant, P. E., 291, 336

Bryk, A. S., 573, 576

Bryson, M., 400, 404

Bryson, S. E., 479

Buchmann, M., 535

Buchsbaum, M. S., 33

Buckman, L. A., 216

Buhs, E. S., 209, 210, 217, 219, 228

Bukowski, W. M., 240, 242

Bullis, M., 432, 516, 520, 523, 524

Bumbarger, B., 522, 523

Bunce, D. M., 155

Bundy, D. A., 30

Burchinal, M. R., 319

Burgess, K. B., 219

Burgess, S. R., 335

Burgess, T., 145

Burhans, K. K., 245

Burns, M., 183, 184

Burns, M. S., 291, 293, 337

Burstein, N. D., 309

Burt, C., 28

Burton, R. R., 50, 66

Bus, A. G., 334, 335, 336, 337

Busching, B. A., 88

Busk, P. L., 573

Busse, J., 300, 301

Butler, D. L., 480

Butler, R., 244

Butterfield, E. C., 48, 49

Buttery, T., 534

Buyer, L. S., 90

Byrne, B., 336, 572

Byrnes, J. P., 66

Cadigan, D., 240

Caillard, F., 503

Caillois, R., 296

Cain, K. M., 107, 245

Cairns, B. D., 201

Cairns, R. B., 201, 236, 243

Calderhead, J., 153, 160, 207, 534, 535, 536, 538,

542, 543, 545, 613

Calderón, M., 187, 190, 192

Caldwell, K., 242, 243

Calfee, R., 4, 6, 560

Calfee, R. C., 53, 472–473, 477, 534, 535, 550,

610, 627

Calkins, L. M., 344, 345

Callahan, C. M., 35, 497

Calvert, T., 414

Cameron, C. A., 369

Cameron, J., 187, 191

Camp, B. W., 466

Campbell, D. T., 558, 561, 567, 571, 574

Campbell, F. A., 39

Campbell, P., 275, 276

Campbell, S., 211

Campbell, S. B., 204

Campione, J. C., 103, 105

Campos, S. J., 302, 304

Canale, J., 516, 517

Canfield, R. L., 300

Canning, P., 302, 319

Cantor, N., 116

Cao, H. T., 236, 248, 252

Cardon, B. W., 442

Carey, A. A., 548

Carey, N., 167

Carey, W. B., 307, 308, 309, 311

Carigg, F., 601

Carlson, C. I., 449

Carnine, D., 522

Carnine, D. W., 157

Caron, C., 308, 309

Carpenter, S., 372, 373, 379

Carpenter, T. P., 375

Carr, E. M., 91

Carr, M., 159

Carraher, D., 37

Carraher, T. N., 37

Carrell, P. L., 95

Carroll, A., 238

Carroll, J. B., 27, 31, 35, 38

Carroll, J. H., 305

Carroll, T. G., 597, 599

Carter, C. J., 190

Carter, K., 160, 161, 536, 537, 539, 548, 549,

551, 560

Carter, S., 112

Caruso, D., 38

Carver, C. S., 61

Case, K. I., 208

Case, R., 377

Casey, J. E., 473

Cassidy, D., 96

Cassidy, J., 96, 206

Catalano, R. F., 521

Cattell, A. K., 28

Cattell, R. B., 28, 38

Cauce, A. M., 223, 248

Caulfield, M., 335, 343

Cavanagh, B. R., 186

Cavanaugh, J. C., 63, 65

Cavell, T., 212, 220, 221, 227

Caverly, D. C., 333, 347

Cazden, C., 145

Cazden, C. B., 153

Ceci, S. J., 28, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 302

Center for Children and Technology, 601

Center, Y., 292

Century, E., 467

Chall, J. S., 291, 338

Chamberlain, A., 10, 91, 612, 616, 621, 622,

623, 624