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Acknowledgments
Thank you, Ray Carroll, for your wisdom, humor, and genuine support. Thank you, Amanda Urban, my literary agent, for your dedication to this project. Thank you very much, Deb Brody and Jennifer Barth, my editors, for your astute guidance, Daniel Reid for your valuable assistance, John Sterling, and everyone else at Henry Holt for their enthusiasm for this book. I am particularly grateful to my collaborators Lucy Brown, Art Aron, Deb Mashek, Greg Strong, and Haifang Li for the enormous amount of time, intelligence, and dedication they gave to our fMRI brain scanning project, as well as the women and men who volunteered for our experiments. I thank Michelle Cristiani, Mariko Hasegawa, and Toshikazu Hasegawa for helping me collect questionnaire data on romantic love in the United States and Japan, and MacGregor Suzuki and Tony Oliva for their statistical analysis of this material. I thank Jennifer LeClair and Jonathan Stieglitz for assisting me with some of the research. I am indebted to many colleagues and friends for their good counsel or comments on sections of the manuscript, including Judy Andrews, Sydney Barrows, Laura Betzig, Michael Breton, Arnold Brown, Ray Carroll, Hillary DelPrete, Perry Faithorn, Fletcher Hodges, Brendan Perreault, Don Pfaff, Michelle Press, Carolyn Reynolds, Brenda Sexton, Greg Simpson, Edward E. Smith, Barb Smuts, Fred Suffet, Lionel Tiger, Andy Thomson, Janel Tortorice, Edie Weiner, and Jeff Zeig. I thank Jack Harris and the rest of my colleagues at
Winch, R. 1958. Mate Selection: A Study of Complementary Needs. New York: Harper and Row.
Wingfield, J. C. 1994. Hormone-behavior interactions and mating systems in male and female birds. In The Differences Between the Sexes, ed. R. V. Short and E. Balaban. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Winslow, J. T., and T. R. Insel. 1991a. Social status in pairs of male squirrel monkeys determines the behavioral response to central oxytocin administration. The Journal of Neuroscience 11(7):203–8.
–——. 1991b. Vasopressin modulates male squirrel monkeys’ behavior during social separation. European Journal of Pharmacology 200(1):95–101.
Wise, R. A. 1988. Psychomotor stimulant properties of addictive drugs. In The Mesocorticolimbic Dopamine System, ed. P. W. Kalivas and C. B. Nemeroff. New York: The New York Academy of Science, pp. 228–34.
–——. 1989. Brain dopamine and reward. Annual Review of Psychology 40:191–225.
–——. 1996. Neurobiology of addiction. Current Opinion in Neurobiology 6:243–51.
Wolkstein, D. 1991. The First Love Stories. New York: HarperPerennial.
Woolf, V. 1996. Night and Day. New York: Penguin.
World Health Organization. 2001. The World Health Report 2001—Health Systems: Improving Performance. Geneva: World Health Organization.
Yang, S. P., K. Y. F. Pau, D. L. Hess, and H. G. Spies. 1996. Sexual dimorphism in secretion of hypothalamic gonadotropin-releasing hormone and norepinephrine after coitus in rabbits. Endocrinology 137(7):2683–93.
Young, L. J., Z. Wang, and T. R. Insel. 1998. Neuroendocrine bases of monogamy. Trends in Neurosciences 21(2):71–75.
Young, L. J., R. Nilsen, K. G. Waymire, G. R. MacGregor, and T. R. Insel. 1999. Increased affiliative response to vasopressin in mice expressing the V1a receptor from a monogamous vole. Nature 400:766–68.
Yutang, L. 1954. Famous Chinese Short Stories. New York: Pocket Books.
Zahavi, A. 1975. Mate selection: A selection for a handicap. Journal of Theoretical Biology 53:205–14.
Zick, R. 1970. Measurement of romantic love. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 16(2):265–73.
Zona, M. A., K. K. Sharma, and J. A. Lane. 1993. Comparative study of erotomanic and obsessional subjects in a forensic sample. Journal of Forensic Sciences 38(4):896.
Acknowledgments
Thank you, Ray Carroll, for your wisdom, humor, and genuine support. Thank you, Amanda Urban, my literary agent, for your dedication to this project. Thank you very much, Deb Brody and Jennifer Barth, my editors, for your astute guidance, Daniel Reid for your valuable assistance, John Sterling, and everyone else at Henry Holt for their enthusiasm for this book. I am particularly grateful to my collaborators Lucy Brown, Art Aron, Deb Mashek, Greg Strong, and Haifang Li for the enormous amount of time, intelligence, and dedication they gave to our fMRI brain scanning project, as well as the women and men who volunteered for our experiments. I thank Michelle Cristiani, Mariko Hasegawa, and Toshikazu Hasegawa for helping me collect questionnaire data on romantic love in the United States and Japan, and MacGregor Suzuki and Tony Oliva for their statistical analysis of this material. I thank Jennifer LeClair and Jonathan Stieglitz for assisting me with some of the research. I am indebted to many colleagues and friends for their good counsel or comments on sections of the manuscript, including Judy Andrews, Sydney Barrows, Laura Betzig, Michael Breton, Arnold Brown, Ray Carroll, Hillary DelPrete, Perry Faithorn, Fletcher Hodges, Brendan Perreault, Don Pfaff, Michelle Press, Carolyn Reynolds, Brenda Sexton, Greg Simpson, Edward E. Smith, Barb Smuts, Fred Suffet, Lionel Tiger, Andy Thomson, Janel Tortorice, Edie Weiner, and Jeff Zeig. I thank Jack Harris and the rest of my colleagues at
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