1. Nicotine issues

   • David M. Warburton

   Editorial Pages: 393 - 396

2. The role of nicotine in tobacco use

   • John H. Robinson
   • Walter S. Pritchard

   Review Pages: 397 - 407

3. Nicotine addiction: a re-analysis of the arguments

   • Robert West

   Commentary Pages: 408 - 410

4. The meaning of addiction: reply to west

   • John H. Robinson
   • Walter S. Pritchard

   Rebuttal Pages: 411 - 416

5. Nicotinic systems and cognitive function

   • Edward D. Levin

   Original Investigations Pages: 417 - 431

6. Psychomotor performance in smokers following single and repeated doses of nicotine gum

   • N. Sherwood
   • J. S. Kerr
   • I. Hindmarch

   Original Investigations Pages: 432 - 436

7. Enhancement of continuous performance task reaction time by smoking in non-deprived smokers

   • Walter S. Pritchard
   • John H. Robinson
   • Thomas D. Guy

   Original Investigations Pages: 437 - 442

8. A comparison of the attentional and consolidation hypotheses for the facilitation of memory by nicotine

   • D. M. Warburton
   • J. M. Rusted
   • J. Fowler

   Original Investigations Pages: 443 - 447

9. Effects of post-learning smoking on memory consolidation

   • Ian M. Colrain
   • G. L. Mangan
   • Timothy C. Bates

   Original Investigations Pages: 448 - 451

10. Facilitation of memory by post-trial administration of nicotine: evidence for an attentional explanation

    • Jennifer M. Rusted
    • David M. Warburton

    Original Investigations Pages: 452 - 455

11. Function of cigarette smoking in relation to examinations

    • Robert West
    • Sarah Lennox

    Original Investigations Pages: 456 - 459

12. Euphoriant effects of nicotine in smokers

    • Cynthia S. Pomerleau
    • Ovide F. Pomerleau

    Original Investigations Pages: 460 - 465

13. Psychopharmacological effects of smoking a cigarette with typical “tar” and carbon monoxide yields but minimal nicotine

    • John H. Robinson
    • Walter S. Pritchard
    • Riley A. Davis

    Original Investigations Pages: 466 - 472

14. Smoking, nicotine dose and the lateralisation of electrocortical activity

    • Royan Norton
    • Kenneth Brown
    • Rick Howard

    Original Investigations Pages: 473 - 479

15. Acute nicotinic blockade produces cognitive impairment in normal humans

    • Paul A. Newhouse
    • Alexandra Potter
    • Robert Lenox

    Original Investigations Pages: 480 - 484

16. Effects of acute subcutaneous nicotine on attention, information processing and short-term memory in alzheimer's disease

    • G. M. M. Jones
    • B. J. Sahakian
    • J. A. Gray

    Original Investigations Pages: 485 - 494

17. Experimental model of smoking re-exposure: effects on relapse

    • Wendy M. Chornock
    • Maxine L. Stitzer
    • Scott Leischow

    Original Investigations Pages: 495 - 500

18. Use of phenylpropanolamine to reduce nicotine cessation induced weight gain in rats

    • Suzan E. Winders
    • Thane Dykstra
    • David R. Wilkins

    Original Investigations Pages: 501 - 506

19. Nicotine intake and dependence in Swedish snuff takers

    • Herman Holm
    • Martin J. Jarvis
    • Colin Feyerabend

    Original Investigations Pages: 507 - 511

20. Nasal nicotine spray: a rapid nicotine delivery system

    • G. Sutherland
    • M. A. H. Russell
    • O. Ferno

    Original Investigations Pages: 512 - 518

21. Controlled dosing of nicotine via anIntranasalNicotineAerosolDeliveryDevice (INADD)

    • Ovide F. Pomerleau
    • Karen A. Flessland
    • M. Hariharan

    Original Investigations Pages: 519 - 526

22. Referees in 1992

    Legacy Pages: 527 - 530