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142 items concerned with psychological aspects of smoking are listed alphabetically.

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Allen

B. V.

An investigation of the relationship between smoking and personality. Unpublished M. A. thesis, Univer. of Portland (Ore.), 1958.

Anderson

J. M.

Brown

C. W.

A study of the effects of smoking upon grip strength and recuperation from muscular fatigue. Res. Quart., 1951, 22, 102–108.

Arfmann

Chapanis

N. P.

The relative sensitivities of taste and smell in smokers and nonsmokers. J. gen. Psychol., 1962, 66, 315–320.

Backett

E. M.

Advances in preventive medicine. Practitioner, 1958, 181, 494–502.

Baronchelli

Sull azione stressante del fumo di sigaretta. [Stressing effect of cigarette smoke.]

Bull. Soc. Ital. Biol. Sper., (Italy), 1952, 28, 1423–1425.

Barry

M. J.

Jr.

Psychologic aspects of smoking. Proc. Mayo Clin., 1960, 35, 386–389.

Beck

I. F.

The use and abuse of tobacco. Lancet, 1953, 265, 392–397.

Beckerman

S. C.

Report of an educational program regarding cigarette smoking among high school students. J Maine Med. Assn, 1963, 54, 60.

Bergler

Psychopathology of compulsive smoking. Psychiat. Quart., 1946, 20, 297–321.

10.

Bergler

Smoking and its infantile precursors. Int. J. Sexol., 1953, 6, 214–220.

11.

Bocker

Bibliography on smoking and health, 1959–1963. (prep. for Surg. Gen. Adv. Comm. Smok. & Hlth) Washington, D. C.: Dept Hlth, Educ. & Welf., Oct., 1963.

12.

Bohne

The effect of smoking on sensory functions of the eye of special significance to the motor vehicle driver. Klin. Mbl. Augenheilk., (Ger.), 1962, 140, 717–729.

13.

Brock

T. C.

Commitment to exposure as a determinant of information receptivity. J. pers. soc. Psychol., 1965, 2, 10–19.

14.

Brozek

Keys

Changes of body weight in normal men who stop smoking cigarettes. Science, 1957, 125, 1203.

15.

Cannell

C. P.

Macdonald

J. C.

The impact of health news on attitudes and behavior. Journ. Quart., 1956, 33, 315–323.

16.

Cartwright

Martin

F. M.

Thomson

J. G.

Distribution and development of smoking habits. Lancet, 1959, 2, 725–727.

17.

Cartwright

Thomson

J. G.

Young smokers: an attitude study among school children, touching also on parental influence. Brit. J. prev. soc. Med., 1960, 14, 28–34.

18.

Cesio

F. R.

Psicoanalisis del habito de fumar. [Psychoanalysis of smoking habits.]

Rev. Psicoanal., Buenos Aires, 1957, 14, 368–374.

19.

Conterio

Charelli

Study of the inheritance of some daily life habits. Hered., 1962, 17, 347–359.

20.

Damon

Constitution and smoking. Science, 1961, 134, 339–340.

21.

Damon

Constitution and smoking in Italian-American factory workers. Amer. J. phys. Anthropol., 1962, 20, 67–68.

22.

Davis

Cigarette smoking motivation study. London: Research Services, 1956.

23.

Dixit

R. C.

A socio-psychological study of tobacco smoking. J. Indian Acad. Appl. Psychol., 1964, 1, 49–54.

24.

Doggart

J. H.

Smoking as a factor in visual disturbance. Practitioner, 1959, 182, 204–211.

25.

Earle

R. W.

Nicotine and smoking. Calif. Clin., 1961, 57, 219–225.

26.

Edwards

A. S.

Effect of smoking on tremor. J. appl. Psychol., 1948, 32, 150–158.

27.

Erickson

M. H.

The burden of responsibility in effective psychotherapy. Amer. J. Clin. Hypn., 1964, 6, 269–271.

28.

Essenberg

J. M.

The effect of nicotine on maze learning ability of albino rats. Fed. Proc., 1948, 7, 31. (Abstract)

29.

Essenberg

J. M.

The effect of nicotine on maze behavior of albino rats. J. Psychol., 1954, 37, 291–295.

30.

Essenberg

J. M.

The deterioration of intelligence of albino rats chronically poisoned by nicotine. J. Psychol., 1955, 40, 209–213.

31.

Eysenck

H. J.

Personality factors and smoking. London: Mass-Observation, 1959.

32.

Eysenck

H. J.

A report on personality factors and smoking; part 2. London: Mass-Observation, 1962.

33.

Eysenck

H. J.

Smoking, personality and psychosomatic disorders. J. psychosom. Res., 1963, 7, 107–130.

34.

Eysenck

H. J.

Personality and cigarette smoking. Life Sci., 1964, 3, 777–790.

35.

Eysenck

H. J.

Smoking, health and personality. New York: Basic Books, 1965.

36.

Eysenck

H. J.

Tarrant

Woolf

England

Smoking and personality. Brit. med. J., 1960, 1, 1456–1460.

37.

Feather

N. T.

Cigarette smoking and lung cancer: a study of cognitive dissonance. Aust. J. Psychol., 1962, 14, 55–64.

38.

Feather

N. T.

Cognitive dissonance, sensitivity and evaluation. J. abnorm. soc. Psychol., 1963, 66, 157–163.

39.

Festinger

A theory of cognitive dissonance. Evanston, Ill.: Row, Peterson, 1957.

40.

Forsgren

Nikotinforgiftning och litterar angest. [Nicotine poisoning and literary anxiety.]

Sven. lak. Tidn., 1959, 56, 983–986.

41.

Friberg

Kaij

Dencker

S. J.

Johnson

Smoking habits of monozygotic and dizygotic twins. Brit. med. J., 1959, 1, 1090–1092.

42.

Galarneaux

A. F.

Thompson

C. W.

The selection, development and evaluation of tobacco smoking concepts. Res. Quart., 1959, 30, 144–154.

43.

Garner

L. L.

Carl

E. F.

Grossman

E. E.

Effect of cigarette smoking on flicker fusion threshold. Amer. Med. Assn Arch. Opthalmol., 1954, 51, 642–655.

44.

Good

Tobacco smoking. Lancet, 1953, 265, 676–677.

45.

Greene

R. J.

Modification of smoking behavior by free operant conditioning methods. Psychol. Rec., 1964, 14, 171–178.

46.

Gesell

Smoking habits in a village community in Switzerland. Schweiz. Med. Wschr., 1958, 88, 349–353.

47.

Hall

A. R.

Blakeslee

A. F.

Effect of smoking on taste thresholds for phenyl-thiocarbamide (PTC). Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci., 1945, 31, 390–396.

48.

Hammond

E. C.

Percy

C. Ex-smokers.

N. Y. State J. Med., 1958 (Sept.), 2956–2959.

49.

Heath

C. W.

Differences between smokers and nonsmokers. Amer. Med, Assn Arch. intern. Med., 1958, 101, 377–388.

50.

Hilton

M. E.

Teaching them young. Med. Officer, 1963, 109, 111.

51.

Hirvonen

Paavilainen

Peltonen

Smoking and the flicker fusion threshold. Sotilaslaak Aikak, (Finland), 1961, 36, 62–68.

52.

Hochbaum

Psychosocial aspects of smoking with special reference to cessation. Amer. J. Publ. Hlth, 1965, 55, 692–697.

53.

Horn

Modifying smoking habits in high school students. Children, 1960, 7, 63–65.

54.

Horn

Behavioral aspects of cigarette smoking. J. chron. Dis., 1963, 16, 383–395.

55.

Horn

Courts

F. A.

Taylor

R. M.

Solomon

E. S.

Cigarette smoking among high school students. Amer. J. Publ. Hlth, 1959, 49, 1497–1511.

56.

Jacobson

Muscular tension and the smoking of cigarettes. Amer. J. Psychol., 1943, 56, 559–574.

57.

James

W. H.

Woodruff

A. B.

Werner

Effect of internal and external control upon changes in smoking behavior. J. consult Psychol., 1965, 29, 184–186.

58.

Johnston

Cure of tobacco smoking. Lancet, 1952, 2, 480–482.

59.

Jost

Jochum

Tuba

Rauchergewohnheiten und Nikotinentwohnung—praktische nervenarztliche Grundlagen und Erfahrungen. [Smokers habits and nicotine withdrawal—practical neurological bases and experiences.]

Wien. Med. Wschr., 1961, 111, 727–735.

60.

Joyner

R. E.

Effect of cigarette smoking on olfactory acuity. Arch. Otolaryng., 1964, 80, 576–579.

61.

Kirchoff

Rigdon

R. H.

Smoking habits of college students in Texas. Tex. Reps. Biol. Med., 1954, 12, 292–299.

62.

Kissen

D. M.

Emotional factors, cigarette smoking and relapse in pulmonary tuberculosis. Hlth Bull., 1960, 18, 38–44.

63.

Kissen

D. M.

Psychosocial factors in cigarette smoking motivation. Med. Officer, 1960, 104, 365–372.

64.

Kissen

D. M.

Relationship between lung cancer, cigarette smoking, inhalation and personality. Brit. J. med. Psychol., 1964, 37, 203–216.

65.

Knapp

P. H.

Bliss

C. M.

Wells

Addictive aspects in heavy cigarette smoking. Amer. J. Psychiat., 1963, 119, 966–972.

66.

Koskowski

The habit of tobacco smoking. London: Staples Press, 1955.

67.

Krut

L. H.

Perrin

M. J.

Bronte-Stewart

Taste perception in smokers and nonsmokers. Brit. med. J., 1961, 1, 384–387.

68.

Langer

Sobre detalle insignificante: el fumar durante el analisis. [On an insignificant detail: smoking during the analysis.]

Rev. Pers., Buenos Aires, 1946, 4, 220–223.

69.

Larson

P. S.

Finnegan

J. K.

Haag

H. B.

Observations on the effect of cigarette smoking on the fusion frequency of flicker. J. clin. Invest., 1950, 29, 483–485.

70.

Larson

P. S.

Haag

H. B.

Silvette

Tobacco: experimental and clinical studies. Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1961. Pp. 27–81, 526–547, 565–574.

71.

Lawton

M. P.

A group therapeutic approach to giving up smoking. Appl. Therap., 1962, 4, 1025–1028.

72.

Lawton

M. P.

Psychosocial aspects of cigarette smoking. J. Hlth Hum. Behav., 1962, 3, 163–170.

73.

Lawton

M. P.

The psychology of adolescent anti-smoking education. J. Sch. Hlth, 1963, 33, 337–345.

74.

Lawton

M. P.

Goldman

A. E.

Cigarette smoking and attitude toward the etiology of lung cancer. J. soc. Psychol., 1961, 54, 235–248.

75.

Lawton

M. P.

Phillips

R. W.

The relationship between excessive cigarette smoking and psychological tension. Amer. J. med. Sci., 1956, 232, 397–402.

76.

Leventhal

Niles

A field experiment on fear arousal with data on the validity of questionnaire measures. J. Pers., 1964, 32, 459–479.

77.

Lillienfeld

A. M.

Emotional and other selected characteristics of cigarette smokers and nonsmokers as related to epidemiological studies of lung cancer and other diseases. J. Nat. Cancer Inst., 1959, 22, 259–282.

78.

Lynn

R. M.

A study of smokers and nonsmokers as related to achievement and various personal characteristics. Res. Prog., 1948, 464, 164. (Abstract)

79.

Maddison

The positive side of smoking. Appl. Therap., 1962, 4, 928.

80.

Matarazzo

J. D.

Saslow

Psychological and related characteristics of smokers and nonsmokers. Psychol. Bull., 1960, 57, 495–513.

81.

McArthur

C. C.

The personal and social psychology of smoking. Proc. 7th Int. Cancer Congr., London, 6–12 July, 1958. Pp. 291–299.

82.

McArthur

C. C.

Subculture and personality during college years. J. educ. Sociol., 1960, 33, 260–268.

83.

McArthur

C. C.

Waldron

Dickinson

The psychology of smoking. J. abnorm. soc. Psychol., 1953, 56, 267–275.

84.

McDonald

R. L.

Personality characteristics, cigarette smoking and obstetric complications. J. Psychol., 1965, 60, 129–134.

85.

Moodie

Smoking, drinking and nervousness. Lancet, 1957, 2, 188–189.

86.

Moses

F. M.

Treating smoking habit by discussion and hypnosis. Dis. Nerv. Syst., 1964, 25, 184–188.

87.

Nilsen

Smoking habits among school children in Norway. Brit. J. prev. soc. Med., 1959, 13, 5–13.

88.

Noshpitz

J. P.

A smoking episode in a residential treatment unit. Amer. J. Orthopsychiat., 1962, 32, 669–681.

89.

Pervin

L. A.

Dalrymple

Undergraduate smoking habits and related behavior: II. Attitudes toward the smoking-cancer relationship and personality traits. J. Amer. Coll. Hlth Assn, 1965, 13, 379–389.

90.

Pervin

L. A.

Yatko

R. J.

Cigarette smoking and alternative methods of reducing dissonance. J. Pers. soc. Psychol., 1965, 2, 30–36.

91.

Pflaum

J. H.

The psychology of smoking. Psychol., 1965, 2, 44–58.

92.

Pflaum

J. H.

Smoking behavior: a critical review of the literature. J. appl. behav. Sci., 1965, 1, 195–209.

93.

Phanishayi

R. A.

Causes of smoking habit in college students: an investigation. J. Educ. & Psychol., India, 1951, 9, 29–37.

94.

Quinn

R. P.

Cranberries, cigarettes, cancer, and cognitive dissonance. Amer. Psychologist, 1961, 16, 409. (Abstract)

95.

Raven

R. W.

Smoking habits of school boys. Lancet, 1957, 272, 1139–1141.

96.

Richards

H. J.

Crowdy

J. P.

Smoking habits of young soldiers. Brit. J. soc. Med., 1961, 15, 84–88.

97.

Rizk

A. M.

Smoking among adolescents. Egypt. J. Psychol., 1947, 3, 144–146.

98.

Rogers

K. D.

Reese

Smoking and high school performance. Amer. J. Dis. Child., 1964, 108, 117–121.

99.

Salber

E. J.

Smoking among school children. Amer. J. Publ. Hlth, 1962, 52, 1017–1018.

100.

Salber

E. J.

Infant orality and smoking. J. Amer. Med. Assn, 1964, 187, 368–369.

101.

Salber

E. J.

Goldman

Buka

Welsh

Smoking habits of high school students in Newton, Mass. New Eng. J. Med., 1961, 265, 969–974.

102.

Salber

E. J.

MacMahon

Cigarette smoking among high school students related to social class and parental smoking habits. Amer. J. Publ. Hlth, 1961, 51, 1780–1789.

103.

Salber

E. J.

MacMahon

Harrison

S. V.

Influence of siblings on student smoking patterns. Pediat., 1963, 31, 569–572.

104.

Salber

E. J.

MacMahon

Welsh

Smoking habits of high school students related to intelligence and achievement. Pediat., 1962, 29, 780–787.

105.

Salber

E. J.

Reed

R. B.

Harrison

S. V.

Green

J. H.

Smoking behavior, recreational activities and attitudes toward smoking among Newton school children. Pediat., 1963, 32, 911–918.

106.

Salber

E. J.

Rochman

J. E.

Personality differences between smokers and nonsmokers; a study of school children. Arch. Environ. Hlth, 1964, 8, 859–865.

107.

Salber

E. J.

Welsh

Taylor

S. V.

Reasons for smoking given by secondary school children. J. Hlth Hum. Behav., 1963, 4, 118–129.

108.

Salber

E. J.

Worcester

Change in women's smoking patterns. Cancer, 1963, 17, 32–36.

109.

Schubert

D. S. P.

Personality implications of cigarette smoking among college students. J. consult. Psychol., 1959, 23, 376.

110.

Schubert

D. S. P.

Arousal seeking as a motivation for volunteering: MMPI scores and central-nervous-system-stimulant use as suggestive of a trait. J. Proj. Tech. & Pers. Assess., 1964, 28, 337–340.

111.

Schubert

D. S. P.

Arousal seeking as a central factor in tobacco smoking among college students. Int. J. soc. Psychiat., 1965, 11, 221–225.

112.

Seltzer

C. C.

Masculinity and smoking. Science, 1959, 130, 1706–1707.

113.

Seltzer

C. C.

Why people smoke. Appl. Therap., 1962, 4, 1023–1024.

114.

Seltzer

C. C.

Morphologic constitution and smoking. J. Amer. Med. Assn, 1963, 183, 639–645.

115.

Seltzer

C. C.

Occupation and smoking in college graduates. J. appl. Psychol., 1964, 48, 1–6.

116.

Sheard

The effects of smoking on the dark adaptation of rods and cones. Fed. Proc., 1946, 5, 94. (Abstract)

117.

Smith

GSR measures of cigarette smokers' temporal approach and avoidance gradients. Psychol. Rec., 1965, 15, 261–268.

118.

Smith

Thakurdas

Lawes

T. G.

Perceptual isolation and schizophrenia. J. ment. Sci., 1961, 107, 839–844.

119.

Smoking and health: report of the advisory committee to the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Dept. Hlth, Educ. & Welf., 1964. (Publ. Hlth Serv. Publ. No. 1103).

120.

The smoking habits of school children. Brit. J. prev. soc. Med., 1959, 13, 1–4.

121.

Straits

B. C.

Sechrest

Further support of some findings about the characteristics of smokers and nonsmokers. J. consult. Psychol., 1963, 27, 282.

122.

Thakurdas

Smoking and psychiatric patients. Brit. Med. J., 1963, 2, 388. (Letter)

123.

Thomas

C. B.

Characteristics of smokers compared with nonsmokers in a population of healthy young adults, including observations on family history, blood pressure, heart rate, body weight, cholesterol, and certain psychologic traits. Ann. Int. Med., 1960, 53, 697–718.

124.

Todd

G. F.

Laws

J. T.

The reliability of statements about smoking habits. Tobacco manuf. stdg. comm. rsch. pap., Grt. Brit., 1958, No. 2. (2nd ed.).

125.

Todd

G. F.

Mason

J. L.

Concordance of smoking habits in monozygotic and dizygotic twins. Heredity, 1959, 13, 417–444.

126.

Treala

Pathophysiology and psychopathology of smoking. Casopis lekaru Ceskych., (Czech.), 1963, 102, 977–980. Translation: Trans. Div., Foreign Techn. Div., Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, FTD-TT 64–264.

127.

Troemel

R. G.

Davis

R. T.

Hendley

C. D.

Dark adaptation as a function of caffeine and nicotine administration. Proc. So. Dak. Acad. Sci., 1951, 30, 79–84.

128.

Vallance

T. R.

Suggestibility of smokers and nonsmokers. Psychol. Rec., 1940, 4, 138–144.

129.

Van Proosdij

Smoking, its influence on the individual and its role in social medicine. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1960.

130.

Van Proosdij

De Jong

Van Proosdij-Hartzema

E. G.

A study of the smoking habits of 24 primary schools in Amsterdam. Nederl. Tdschr. Geneesk., 1958, 102, 902–905.

131.

Van Reeth

P. C.

Un cas d'epilepsie temporale autoprovoquee et le probleme de l'autostimulation cerebrale hedonique. [A case of temporal epilepsy self-provoked and the problem of hedonic cerebral self-stimulation.]

Acta Neurol. Psychiat., (Belgium), 1959, 59, 490–495.

132.

Verde

J. C. L.

Folco

J. A. A.

Frecuencia de los habitos toxicos segun el sexo y su coincidencia con alteraciones patologicas. [Incidence of toxic habits according to sex and its coincidence with pathological changes.]

Dia Med., Buenos Aires, 1959, 31, 115–116.

133.

Vitz

Johnston

Masculinity of smokers and the masculinity of cigarette images. J. appl. Psychol., 1965, 49, 155–159.

134.

Von Dedenroth

T. E.

Further help for the “tobaccomaniac.”

Amer. J. clin. Hypn., 1964, 6, 332–336.

135.

Von Dedenroth

T. E.

The use of hypnosis with “tobaccomaniacs.”

Amer. J. clin. Hypn., 1964, 6, 326–331.

136.

Walker

J. M.

Psychological effects of smoking. Proc. Nutr. Soc., 1953, 12, 157.

137.

Warwick

K. M.

An experimental study of the effects of nicotine on certain psychological functions. Unpublished Ph. D. thesis, Univer. of London, 1963.

138.

Warwick

K. M.

Eysenck

H. J.

The effect of smoking on the CFF threshold. Life Sci., 1963, 4, 219–225.

139.

Wechsler

R. L.

Effects of cigarette smoking and intravenous nicotine on the human brain. Fed. Proc., 1953, 17, 169. (Abstract)

140.

Whiskin

F. E.

Dibner

A. S.

Rhudick

P. J.

Psychological, cultural, and health characteristics of aging smokers and nonsmokers. J. Gerontol., 1961, 17, 69–74.

141.

Wilde

G. J.

Behavior therapy for addicted cigarette smokers: a preliminary investigation. Behav. Res. Ther., 1964, 2, 107–109.

142.

Wolff

P. O.

Sobre el tobacco y la custombre de fumar. [Tobacco and the custom of smoking.]

Amer. soc. Cient. Argent., 1947, 143, 25–48.

143.

Zalla

Palazzuolli

On the probable correlations between the smoking habit and some depressive states. Rass. Stud. Psychiat., (Italy), 1962, 51, 117–123.

A Bibliography on the Psychological Aspects of Smoking: January 1940 through September 1965

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