Articles written by Julian Jaynes.
Twenty-six lactating female rats were observed in a series of tests designed to identify the sensory cues involved in the retrieving of young to the …
Read More140 young and 131 adult rats were trained to the same level in a light-dark discrimination for food reinforcement with lever pressing as the …
Read MoreBoth terms come out of the polarization in French biology created by the Cuvier-Geoffroy-Saint-Hilaire debates. Cuvier’s protege, Flourens, founded …
Read MoreOriginally, “morale” referred to the “ethical tone” of an individual. But in the last 20 years, the term has come to be applied more nad more to the …
Read MoreOne hundred sixty weaning rats were trained on a light-dark discrimination and then given one reinstatement per week for ten weeks. They were then …
Read MoreLiterature on the influence of early experience upon animal behavior is reviewed. While much of the evidence surveyed is “… equivocal and of …
Read MoreA study of imprinting phenomena in 18 domestic neonate chicks showed that the following response to a moving object was part of a matrix of responses …
Read MoreThe evidence on frontal cortex function is reviewed, and 8 types of behavior change following bilateral ablation of the frontal cortex in monkeys are …
Read MoreAlso consistent with other bicameral kingdoms is the slow transition of the Shang away from the bicameral mentality, until in its last phase at Anyang, …
Read MoreSome men dominate an area of their time by growing admiration on themselves. A few by the affection they instill. Others by power over positions and …
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