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!ME •, Ph.D. , Georgia 1 (Chemistry), 1949 (Psychology), 1951 Psychology), 1953 Psychology), 1954 -2st anxiety, personality tal health consultation lol.ogy; notion and personality. logy, American Board Ichology, 1961 assee, Florida )irector, Center for ogy, University o '1 - Present. 775 Professional Employment and Experience (Continued): Fellow, Netherlands Institute for Advanced Stud , Wassenaar, The Netherlands, 1979-1980. on sabbatical) Professor of Psychology and Director, Doctoral Program in tntca an ommunt yE~sycTid ogy, ntverst y o South Florida, September, 1972 - 1977. Professor of Psychology, Florida State University, 1967-1972; Director, Doctoral Trainin Pro ram in Clinical Psychology, January, 1967 - September, 1970). FSU London Study Center, January-June, 1972. Military Service: Training Specialist in Psychology (GS-15), National Institute of Menta Hea th, 8ethesda, Mary and, 1965 - 1967. Professor of Ps cholo , Yanderbilt Universit , n eave at N Assistant Professor to Associate Professor of Psychology, Duke University, 1955 - 1963. Assistant Professor of Medical Ps cholo and Staff Psycho ogist, Psychiatric Outpatient C inic, De artment of Ps chiatr , Duke Universit Medical enter, 1 - 1958. Clinical Psychology Intern (USPHS Fellow), Worcester State Hospita , Worcester, Massachusetts, 1954 - 1955. Graduate Student, De artment of Ps cholo , Universit 0 Iowa, eseare ssts an o . rown and 1. E. Farber, 1951 - 1952; Psychometrist, Department of Medical Psychology, 1952 - 1953; Counselor, Student Counseling Office (USPHS Fellow), 1953 - 1954. 'United States Navy Reserve, Commander, USNR-R, 1105/523-617. Active Duty (3/45-8/46) as Electronics Technician. Reserve Duty (8/46-6/79) in Navy Electronics, Training, Research, Systems Analysis, and Management Assistance Programs. Retired Reserve: June 30, 1979.

776 Professional Honors and Offices: Distinguished Scholar Award, University of South Florida, 1973 (First Recipient) Professional Honors and Offices Fellow, American Psychological Association, Divisions 8, 12, 13 and 27; Member, Division 3 Elected Member, APA Committee on Accreditation, 1967-70 Chairman, 1969-70 Member, APA Education and Training Board, 1969-70 Chairman, National Advisory Committee, APA Visiting Psychologist Program, 1967-70 Council Monitor for the APA Committee on International Relations in Psychology, 1976-78. Council Liaison, 1978-79. Award for DISTINGUISHED CONTRIBUTIONS TO PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH THEORY AND RESEARCH, Florida Psychological Association, 1977. APA Division 27: Community Psychology President, 1974-75 Chairman, Division Committee on Research and Scientific Affairs, 1969-73' Chairman, National Program Committee, 1973-74 Menber, Executive Council, 1973 - Present Elected to APA Council,of Representatives, 1976278 Southeastern Psychological Association: President, 1972-73 Member, Executive Council, 1971-74 Secretary-Treasurer, 1965-66 Chairman, Division I (Universities and Colleges) 1970-71 Chairman, Program Committee, 1971-72 Chairman, Elections Committee, 1973-74 Chairman, Awards Committee, 1977-78 Interamerican Society of Psychology Vice President for North America (U.S. and Canada), 1976-1979 Co-Chairperson, XVI Interamerican Congress, Miami, 1976 National Chairman for the United States, 1979-present Executive Secretary for the United States and Canada, 1979-present Professional Honors and Offices (Cont Honorable Mention American Personr Member, Juvenile ~ National Institt Psi Chi, The Nati, Southeastern Vi, Member National National Presid 1980-present Other Professional Affiliations: Fellow: Sigma X Fellow: America Science Fellow: Society Member: America Science Member: America Member: America Member: Midwest Assoeie Member: Psychor Member: Societs Member: Intern< Manber: Advisor Stress Member: Intern; nation, and Ad. Jerusa Member: Intern Research and Training Grants: Princi al Invest justment of Mental Health $73,000 (With Princi a~l Invest Yerbal Condit (MH-07446/HD

1, University of South ipient) ical Association, Divisions , Division 3 ittee on Accreditation, i Training Board, 1969-70 )ry Committee, APA Visiting 1967-70 aPA Committee on International 7y, 1976-78. Council Liaison, 1978-79. 4TRIBUTI0N5 TO PSYCHOLOGY THROUGH THEORY ichological Association, 1977. / Psychology ttee on Research and )69-73' 3m Committee, 1973-74 1, 1973 - Present 2epresentatives, 1976-78 Association: i, 1971-74 i-66 iversities and Colleges) tee, 1971-72 ittee, 1973-74 2e, 1977-78 ;ychology America (U.S. and Canada), ~•anerican Congress, Miami, 1976 1 United States, 1979-present the United States and Canada, 777 Professional Honors and Offices (Continued): Honorable Mention for Outstanding Research, American Personnel and Guidance Association, 1963 Member, Juvenile Problems Research Review Committee, National Institute of Mental Health, 1971-75 Psi Chi, The National Honor Society in Psychology Southeastern Vice President, 1976-1980 Member National Council, 1976-present National President and Chairman, Psi Chi National Council, 1980-present Other Professional Affiliations: Fellow: Sigma Xi Fellow: Anerican Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow: Society for Personality Assessment Member: American Academy of Political and Social Science Member: American Educational Research Association Member: American Association of University Professors Member: Midwestern and Florida.Psychological Association Member: Psychononic~ Society Member: Society for Psychophysiological Research Member: International Association of Applied Psychology Member: Advisory Board, International Law Enforcement Stress Association Member: International Advisory Committee, Second Inter- national Conference on Psychological Stress and Adjustment in Times of War and Peace, Jerusalem, Israel, June 9-23, 1978. Member: International Council of Psycholgists Research and Training Grants: Principal Investigator: "Improving the Academic Adjustment of Anxious College Freshmen". NIMH Mental Health Project Grant (OM-362), 1959-1962, $73,000 (With H. Weitz). Principal Investigator: "Mediating Processes in Verbal Conditioning". NIMH/NICHD Research Grant (MH-07446/HD 0947), 1963-1966, $61,000.

778 Research and Training Grants (Continued): - Program Director: NIMH Clinical Psychology Training Grant. Florida State University, 1968-1973, $574,000. Co-Investi at~r~: "A Program of Research on Anti- socia Be h aviorl havior and Violence". NIMH Research Grant (MH-1848), With E.I. Megargee and J. Hokanson, 1970-1973, $322,000. Co-Director: (With Dr. Mitchell Silverman, Criminal Justice Program): "Psychological Assessment of Police Candidates". State-Related Grant Project M-37. January 1, 1974-June 30, 1975, $17,500. Pro'ec~t i Director: "Standards for the Selection of Po lce Officers". Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (75-DF-04-0026). April 1, 1975- March 31, 1977, $159,356. Principal Investigator: "Improvement in the Speed ot LompTx Learning Through Reduction in Test Anxiety". Advanced Research Projects Agency, Department of Defense. March.16, 1977-May 31, 1979, $121,198. Princi al lnvesti ator: An Exploratory Study oft the Ro e of Anger and Irritability in Cardiovascular Disease. R.J. Reynolds Industries, Inc. October 15, 1977-August 15, 1981, $8,600. Pro'ect Director: "Standards for the Selection of Po ice fficers". Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement (P-78-A2-21-CA01/79=AA-21-CA01). April 1, 1978-March 31, 1981, $146,046. Principal Investigator: "The Origins and Correlates of Smoking Behavior". Jacob & Medinger. July 1, 1978-July 31, 1981, $59,368. Principal Investigator: "Training Police Officers to Cope with Stress". Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S. Department of Justice. , July 1, 1979-March 31, 1981, $29,700. .F 4 Scientific Conferences and Institute Scientific Director (With Prof. on 'Stress and Anxiety in Mc Germany, June 10-16, 1973. Affairs Division, North Atl, Belgian Francs (approximate from the Max Planck Institu Scientific Director.(With Prof. : on "Empirical Approaches to Norway, June 29-July 3, 197~ Athens, Greece, September 3- Cyprus situation). Supporti Division, North Atlantic TrE Francs (approximately $15,0( Hoffman-LaRoche Pharmaceutic Scientific Director (With Prof. : on 'Coping With Stress", Urt by a grant from the Scientii Treaty Organization. 720,0( Conference Chairman: National Cc o Law n orcement Officers' Bureau of Investigation, Quz Law Enforcement Assistance i Justice (7-0061-J-LEAA), $7, all Conference speakers and Academy. Scientific Director: (With T. G. Advanced Study Institute on Social Adaptation", Cambridc Belgian Francs (approximatel Conference Chairman: National Wo ment 0 ficers. National Tra tigation. Quantico, Virginia Assistance Administration, U 0194) $34,599.00. In additi for all conference speakers the FBI Academy. Conference Director (With P. 8. C Dutch National Conference on Institute for Advanced Study NIAS International Conferenc 21, 1980 Both conferences were held a Study, Wassenaar. Supported Education (20,000 Dutch Geld (12,000 Dutch Gelders). 95-077 0-82-50

ical Psychology Training iersity, 1968-1973, of Research on Anti- ice". NIMH Research . Megargee and 322,000. hell Silverman, Criminal ological Assessment of e-Related Grant Project ne 30, 1975, $17,500. s for the Selection of forcement Assistance 0026). April 1, 1975- provement in the Speed gh Reduction in Test rch Projects Agency, arch.16, 1977-May 31, 1979, Exploratory Study of the ility in Cardiovascular ndustries, Inc. 5, 1981, $8,600. .s for the Selection of a Department of Criminal 21-CA01/79=AA-21-CA01). 981, $146,046. •e Origins aind Correlates :cob & Medinger. July 1, i68. •aining Police Officers to :nforcement Assistance irtment of Justice. ' 381, $29,700. 779 Scientific Conferences and Institute Grants: Scientific Director (With Prof. I. G. Sarason): Advanced Study Institute on 'Stress and Anxiety in Modern Life", Murnau-lrn-Staffalsee, West Germany, June 10-16, 1973. Supported by a grant from the Scientific Affairs Division, North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 950,000 Belgian Francs (approximately $25,000), with a supplementary grant from the Max Planck Institute, Munich, of 1,500 Deutsch Marks. Scientific Director.(With Prof. I. G. Sarason): International Conference on "Empirical Approaches to Stress and Anxiety", Voksenasen-Oslo, Norway, June 29-July 3, 1975. (Oiginally scheduled to be held in Athens, Greece, September 3-6, 1974, but postponed because of the Cyprus situation). Supported by a grant from the Scientific Affairs Division, North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 500,000 Belgian Francs (approximately $15,000), with a supplementary grant from Hoffman-LaRoche Pharmaceuticals of $3,000. Scientific Director (With Prof. I. G. Sarason): Advanced Study Institute on "Coping With Stress", Urbino, Italy, July 10-17, 1976. Supported by a grant from the Scientific Affairs Division, North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 720,000 Belgian Francs (approximately $20,000). Conference Chairman: National Conference on "Standards for the Selection of Law n orcement Officers". National Training Academy, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Quantico, Virginia, October 26-29, 1976. Law Enforcement Assistance Admintistration, U. S. Department of Justice (1-0061-J-LEAA), $7,126. In addition, room and board for all Conference speakers and participants were provided by the FBI Academy. Scientific Director: (With T. G. Sarason and W. D. Froehlich): NATO Advanced Study Institute on "Environmental Stress, Life Crises, and Social Adaptation", Cambridge, England, August 9-16, 1978. 918,000 Belgian Francs (approximately $25,000). Conference Chairman: National Workshop on the Selection of Law Enforce- ment Officers. National Training Academy, Federal Bureau of Inves- tigation, Quantico, Virginia, May 29-June 1, 1979. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U. S. Department of Justice (78-DF-AX- 0194) $34,599.00. In addition, room, meals and local transportation for all conference speakers and participants are being provided by the FBI Academy. Conference Director (With P. B. Defares): Dutch National Conference on "Stress and Anxiety", Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study, February 7-9, 1980 NIAS International Conference on "Stress and Anxiety", June 19- 21, 1980 Both conferences were held at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study, Wassenaar. Supported by grants from the Dutch Ministry of Education (20,000 Dutch Gelders) and the Netherlands Heart Foundation (12,000 Dutch Gelders). 95-077 0-82--50 B I u

780 Editorial Appointments: Editor: Current Topics in Clinical and Community Psychology, Academic ..•Press, 1968-1972. Founder and Editor: American Journal of Community Psychology, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, N.Y. 1971-September, 1976. Associate Editor, 1976-present. As'sociate Editor: International Review of Applied Psychology, 1979- present. Associate Editor: Personality and Individual Differences, 1981-present. Consulting Editor: The Series in Clinical and Community Psychology, Hemisphere/ Wiley, 1972-1980; McGraw-Hill/Hemisphere, 1981- General Editor: The Centennial Psvchology Series, Praeger, A Division of . Holt, Rinehart and Winston, CBS Inc., 1981-present. Senior Editor: Advances in Personalit Assessment, LEA, 1981-present. (With James Butcher. Editorial Appointments: Member of Editorial Board: Archiv fur Psychologie, 1978-Present omnuni enta Nealth Review, 1975-Present ~ n emporary svc o ogy, -1974 Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1971-1973 Journal of Behavioral Assessment, 1980-Present Journa of Behaviora Medicine, January, 1979-Present Journa of Educational Psychology, May, 1976-Present Journal of Fluenc Disorders, 1974-1979 Journa of Personality, 1972-1975 Journal of Personalit Assessment, November, 1976-Present Psvchologica Monographs, 1962-1966 occasional Editorial Reviewer for: American Psvchologist erican our. ot Psychology British Journal of Psvchology Canadian Journal of Behavioral Science Communit hlental Health Journal Coqnitive herapy & Research Journal of Abnonnal Child Ps cholo Journa o App ied Behavior Analysis Journal of Gerontology 'Jour-nTo or e avior Psychological Bulletin Journal of Personlity and Social Psvchology Journal of Verbal Learninand Verba Behavior Multivariate Behavioral Research Psychological Reports y., Occasional Editorial Reviewer for (C Journal of Clinical Psychology Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology Jour. of Cross-Cultural-Ps cholo Journa o Educationa Heasureme Consulting Appointments During the Pa Consultant on Training and Resea Administration, Southeaster 1956-Present. Bay Pines VA Hospital, St. Peter Attending Clinical Psychologist, Carolina VA Hosptial, 1956- Research Consultant, VA Outpatie~ Present Consultant, Psychological Servia Tallahassee, Florida, 1967-: Consultant, Southern Regional Ed, Community-Clinical Psycholo, Consultant, Regional Flight Surg~ Administration, 1973-1977 Research Consultant, Department , Arlington, Virginia, 1976-1 Profession. Books Chapters Monographs and Major Spielberger, C.D. The role of a• In C.iJ. Eriksen (Ed.), Behavior Press, 1962, pp. 73-101. Also p Supplement. 2. Spielberger, C.D., Weitz, H. and the academic performance of anxiL Counselin Ps cholo , 1962, 9, : nerican Personne & Guidance As research publications on counsel

780 1 and Community Psychology, Academic ial of Community Psychology, Plenum .Y. 1971-September, 1976. Associate aview of Applied Psychology. 1979- Individual Differences, 1981-present. Clinical and Community Psychology, McGraw-Hill/Hemisphere, 1981- ychology Series, Praeger, A Division of 3S Inc., 1981-present. ality Assessment, LEA, 1981-present. 3ria1 Board: nt 75-Present 71-1973 1980-Present nuary, 1979-Present May, 1976-Present -1979 November, 1976-Present 6 Journal of Gerontology JournTof or e avior Psychological Bulletin Journal of Personlity and . Social Ps cholo Journa of Verbal Learnir.g an Verba Be avior Multivariate Behavioral Research sychological Reports 781 Occasional Editorial Reviewer for (Continued): Journal of Clinical Ps cholo Psychological Review Journa of Consulting and Psychonomic Science Clinical Psychology Science Jour. of Cross-Cultural-Ps cholo Journal of Ex erimental Research Journal o Educationa Measurement in Persona iCy Consulting Appointments Durin the Past 10 Years (1969-1979): Consultant on Training and Research in Clinical Psychology, Veteran's Administration, Southeastern Region, Various Hospitals and Clinics, 1956-Present. Bay Pines VA Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1967-Present Attending Clinical Psychologist, Psychiatric Service, Durham, North Carolina VA Hosptial, 1956-1963 Research Consultant, VA Outpatient Clinics, St. Petersburg, Fla, 1974- Present Consultant, Psychological Services, Federal Correctional Institution, Tallahassee, Florida, 1967-Present Consultant, Southern Regional education Board, Advisory Committee on Conmunity-Clinical Psychology, 1972-1975 Consultant, Regional Flight Surgeon (Atlanta Office), Federal Aviation Administration, 1973-1977 Research Consultant, Department of Defense, Advance Research Projects Agency, Arlington, Virginia, 1976-1978 Professional Publications Books, Chapters, Monographs and Major Articles: 1. Spielberger, C.D. The role of awareness in verbal conditioning: In C.W. Eriksen (Ed.), Behavior and Awareness, Durham: Duke Untversity Press, 1962, pp. 73-101. Also published in J. Personality, 1962, 30, Supplement. - 2. Spielberger, C.D., Weitz, H. and Denny, J.P. Group counseling and the academic perfo noance of anxious college freshmen. Journal of Counseling Psycholoqy, 1962, 9, 195-204. (Awarded certificate by m7~erican Personnel & Guidance Association as one of the outstanding research publications on counseling in 1962). I U 0 0

782 Books, Chapters, Monographs and Major Articles (Contjnued): 3. Spielberger, C.D. and Weitz, H. Improving the academic performance of anxious college freshmen: A group counseling approach to the prevention of underachievement. Psychol. Monographs, 1964, 78, 1-20 (Whole No. 590) 4. Spielberger, C.D. Theoretical and epistemological issues in verbal conditioning. In S. Rosenberg (Ed.), Directions in Psycholinguistics, New York: Macmillan, 1965, 149-200. 5. Spielberger, C.D. and DeNike, L.D. Descriptive behaviorism versus coy- nitive theory in verbal operant conditioning. Psych. Review, 1966, 73, 306-326. 6. Spielberger, C.D. (Ed.) Anxiety and Behavior, New York: Academic Press, 1966. 7. Chapter 1: Theory and research on anxiety, pp. 3-20 8. Chapter 14: The effects of anxiety on complex learning and academic achievement, pp. 361-398. 9. Spielberger, C.D. A mental health consultation program.for small com- munities with limited professional resources. In E.L. Cowen, E.A.Garner, and M'. Zax (Eds.) Emergent Approaches to Mental Health Problems; New York: Appleton-Century-Cr~t~Y6T, - . 10. Spielberger, C.D., Masterton, R.B. and.Fox, R. (Eds.), Contributions to General Psychology. New York: The Ronald Press Co., 1968. 11. Spielberger, C.0•, Masterton, R.B. and Fox, R. Student Workbook for Principles of General Psychology, Third Edition, by G.A. Kimble and N. Gartnezy. New York: Ronald Press Co.,.1968. (Revised, 1970) 12. Spielberger, C.D. (Ed.) Current Topics in Clinical and Community Psychology. New York: Academic Press, Inc. 13. Volume 1, August, 1969 14. Volume 2, December, 1970 15. Volume 3, August, 1971 16. Spielberger, C.D. The effects of anxiety on computer assisted learning. In Contributions of Behavioral Science to Instructional Technology: The Affeotive Domain, Vol. 1. Washington, D.C.: Communications Service Corp., 1970, pp. 39-63. Paper presented at a symposium on "The Affective Domain of Learning", sponsored by Teaching Research, A Division of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, March, 1969. Books, Chapters, Monoarahs and Major A 17. Iscoe, I. and Spielberger, C.D. ( in Training and Research. New Yo 18. Chapter 1: (Iscoe & Spielberger psychology, pp. 3-16 19. Chapter 15: (Spielberger & Iscoe community psychology 20. Spielberger, C.D., Lushene, R.E. e Anxiety Inventory (Test Manual). Psycholdgist ress, . 21. Spielberger, C.D. Trait-State An) Motor Behavior, 1971, 3, pp. 265-< ?2. Spielberger, C.D., Gonzalez-Reigo! F.S. and Natalicio, O.S. Developn Trait Anxiety Inventory. Interamc 5, pp. 145-158 23. Gaudry; E. and Spielberger, C.D. Sydney: John Wiley Australasia, 1 24. Spielberger, C.D. (Ed.) Anxiet : Vol. 1 & 2, New York: Academic r this subject held in Tallahassee i 25. Chapter 1: Current Trends in TheQ 25. Chapter 2: Anxiety as aa Emotiona 27. Chapter 14: Conceptual and Methodc pp. 481-493. 28. Spielberger, C.D., 0'Neil, H.F., J 29. Theory, and Computer-Assisted Lear in Experimental Personality Resear Spielberger, C.D. and Iscoe, 1. G In S.E. Golann & C. Eisdorfer (Eds New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts 30. Spielberger, C.D. Manual for the Children. Palo Alto: Consulting 31. Spielberger, C.O. The measurement 32. 33. and methodological issues: In L. and measurement. New York: The R Spielberger, C.D. and Sarason, I.G Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wile: Chapter 5: (Spielberger). Anxiet. 3

~s (Continued): ing the academic perfo nnance of seling approach to the prevention is, 1964, 78, 1-20 (Whole No. 590) :emological issues in verbal rections in Psvcholinauistics, :riptive behaviorism versus cog - )ning. Psych. Review, 1966, 73, havior, New York: Academic xiety, pp. 3-20 complex learning and academic itation program.for small com- ^ces. In E.L. Cowen, E.A.Garner, ) Mental Health Problems; New York: ~x, R. (Eds.), Contributions ~nald Press Co., 1968. x, R. Student rkbook for dition, by G.A.Wo Kimble and 1968. (Revised, 1970) n Clinical and Community nc. on computer assisted learning. Instructional Technologv: The .. Communications Service Corp., iposium on "The Affective Domain -ch, A Division of the Oregon '.969. 783 Books Chapters, Monograhs and Major Articles (Continued): 17. Iscoe, I. and Spielberger, C.D. (Eds.) Community Psychology: Perspectives in Training and Research. New Yoek: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1970. 18. Chapter 1: (Iscoe 6 Spielberger): The emerging field of community psychology, pp. 3-16 19. Chapter 15: (Spielberger & Iscoe): The current status of training in community psychology, pp. 227-246 20. Spielberger, C.D., Lushene, R.E. and Gorsuch, R.L. The State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (Test Manual). Palo Alto, California: ConsuTting PsyFwlogist Press, 1 7 . 21. Spielberger, C.D. Trait-State Anxiety and Motor Behavior. Journal of Motor Behavior, 1971, 3, pp. 265-279 22. Spielberger, C.D., Gonzalez-Reigosa, F., Martinez-Urrutia, A., Natalicio, F.S. and Natalicio, D.S. Development of the Spanish Edition of the State- Trait Anxiety Inventory. Interamerican Journal of Psychology, 1971, 5, pp. 145-158 23. Gaudry; E. and Sp•ielberger, C.D. Anxiet and Academic Achievement. Sydney: John Wiley Australasia, 1 . 24. Spielberger, C.D. (Ed.) Anx9ety: CUrrent Trends in Theor and Research. Vol. 1 & 2, New York: Academic re~ ss, 19f~se on two symposia on this subject held in Tallahassee in.1970. 25. Chapter 1: Current Trends in Theqry and Research on Anxiety, pp: 3-19 26. Chapter 2: Anxiety as an Emotional S'tate; pp. 23-49 27. Chapter 14: Conceptual and Methodological. Issues in Anxiety Research, pp. 481-493. 28. Spielberger, C.O., 0'Neil, H.F., Jr. and Hansen, D.N.• Anxiety, Drive Theory, and Computer-Assisted Learning. In B.A. Maher (Ed.) ~Prog ~re~ss in Experimental Personality Research, Vol. 6,'1972, pp. 109-188. 29. Spielberger, C.D. and Iscoe, I. Graduate education in community psychology. In S.E. Golann & C. Eisdorfer (Eds.) Handbook of Community Psychology. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1972, pp. 909-920. 30.. Spielberger, C.D. Manual for the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children. Palo Alto: Consulting Psychologist Press, 1973. 31. Spielberger, C.D. The measurement of state and trait anxiety: Conceptual and methodological issues: In L. Levi (Ed.), Emotions: Their arameters and measurement. New York: The Raven Press, 1 , pp. 713- . 32. Spielberger, C.D. and Sarason, I.G. (Eds.), Stress and anxiety, Vol. 1. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1975. 33. Chapter 5: (Spielberger). Anxiety: State-trait-process, pp. 115-151.

784 Books Chapters, Monographs and Major Articles (Continued): 34. Sarason, I.G. and Spielberger, C.D. (Eds.), Stress and anxiety, Vol. 2. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1975. 35. Zuckerrman, M. and Spielberger, C.D. (Eds.), Emotions and anxiety: New .concepts, methods and applications. New York: LEA/WILEY, 1976. 36. Chapter 10: (Spielberger, Anton, and Bedell). The nature and treatment of test anxiety, pp. 317-345. 37. Sarason, I.G. and Spielberger, C.D. (Eds.), Stress and anxiety, Vol. 3. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1976. 38. Spielberger, C.O. Stress, anxiety and cardiovascular disease. Journal - of the South Carolina Medical Association, 1976, Supplement, 15-22. 39. Spielberger. C.D. and Diaz-Guerrero, R. (Eds.), Cross-cultural anxiety. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1976. 40. Chapter 1: (Spielberger). The nature and measurement of anxiety, pp. 3-12. 41. Chapter 2: (Spielberger and Sharma). Cross-cultural measurement of anxiety, pp. 13-25. 42. Chapter 3: (Biaggio, Natalicio and Spielberger)~ The development and validation of an experimental Portuguese form of the State- Trait Anxiety Inventory, pp. 29-40 43. Chapter 6: (Bauermeistet, Forastieri and'Spielberger). Development and validation of the Spanish.fo no of the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children (IDAREN), pp. 69-85. 44. Spielberger, C.D. State-trait anxiety and interactional psychology. In D. Magnusson and N.S. Endler (Eds.), Personalit at the crossroads: Current issues in interactional psycho ogy. New York: L A/W1LEY, 1917, pp. 173-183. 45. Spielberger. C.D., Lushene, R.E., and McAdoo, W.G. Theory and measurement of anxiety states. In R.B. Cattell and R.M. Dreger (Eds.), Handbook of mbdern personality theory. New York: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1977, pp. 239-253. 46. Iscoe, I., Bloom, B., and Spielberger, C.D. (Eds.), Community Psychology in Transition. Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere/Wiley, 1977. 47. Chapter 1;, (Iscoe.& Spielberger). Conmunity Psychology: The historical context, pp. 3-17. 48. Chapter 33: (Spielberger & Iscoe). Reflections on the Austin Conference: Community psychology in transition, pp. 315-327. 41. Books, Chapters, Monoqr~ 49. Spielberger, C.D. overview and critic Anxiety, learning a 119-132. 50. Spielberger, C.D. International encyc and psycholo~, 197 51. Spielberger, C.D. a New York: Hemisphe 52. Spielberger, C.O. a and labor. -In L. C psychoneuro-endocri 1978, pp. 261-269. 53. Spielberger, C.D., pathic personality: Schalling (Eds.), P York: Wiley, 1978, 54. Spielberger, C.D. a New York: Hemisphe Chapter.9: (Spi tion 55. Spielberger, C.D. (: Praeger Publishers, 1979. 56. Chapter 2: (Spi• of 1, 57. Chapter 14: (Spi. Effe, •-dard 58. Speilberger, C.D. l & Row, 1979. 59. Spielberger, C.D. (E Techniques, 1979. t 60. Chapter.2: • (Spic selec 61. Chapter 14: (Spic Effec Stanc