1. Letter to the editor

   • Sandra Shapiro

   Letter Pages: 239 - 240

2. Reduction of stuttering by young male stutterers using EMG feedback

   • Ashley R. Craig
   • Patrick J. Cleary

   Articles Pages: 241 - 255

3. Instructed heart rate control in the presence and absence of a distracting task: The effects of biofeedback training

   • Max Choi
   • Andrew Steptoe

   Articles Pages: 257 - 268

4. Reduction of variability of EEG occipital, parietal, and central alpha rhythms by visual feedback stimulation

   • Thomas Mulholland
   • David Goodman

   Articles Pages: 269 - 282

5. Biofeedback of alveolar carbon dioxide tension and levels of arousal

   • Karen H. Naifeh
   • Joe Kamiya
   • D. Monroe Sweet

   Articles Pages: 283 - 299

6. The use of EMG biofeedback with insulin-dependent diabetic patients

   • Ira Daniel Turkat

   Articles Pages: 301 - 304

7. Psychological treatment of essential hypertension: A controlled comparison of meditation and meditation plus biofeedback

   • R. Julian Hafner

   Articles Pages: 305 - 316

8. Voluntary control of autonomic responses: A case for a dialogue between individual and group experimental methodologies

   • Marina Bandeira
   • Marc-André Bouchard
   • Luc Granger

   Articles Pages: 317 - 330

9. Quieting response training: Treatment of psychophysiological disorders in psychiatric impatients

   • Martin R. Ford
   • Charles F. Stroebel
   • Bonnie L. Szarek

   Articles Pages: 331 - 339

10. Some concepts of perceived control and their relationship to bodily self-control

    • John G. Carlson

    Articles Pages: 341 - 375

11. Controlled group designs in biofeedback research: Ask, “what does the control group control for?”

    • John P. Hatch

    Articles Pages: 377 - 401

12. Book review

    • Erik Peper
    • Michael W. Chase

    BookReview Pages: 403 - 404