Calvin Perry Stone
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- PhD Psychology University of California, Berkeley
- Masters Psychology University of California, Berkeley
- Bachelors Psychology University of California, Berkeley
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Calvin Perry Stone was an American psychologist, known for his work in comparative and physiological psychology. He was also a past president of the American Psychological Association and a member of the National Academy of Sciences .
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- Maternal Behavior in the Rat (1934) (158)
- COPULATORY ACTIVITY IN ADULT MALE RATS FOLLOWING CASTRATION AND INJECTIONS OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE1 (1939) (63)
- The retention of copulatory ability in male rats following castration. (58)
- An alternate form of the Wechsler Memory Scale. (1946) (58)
- The Reliability of Rat Learning Scores from the Multiple-T Maze as Determined by Four Different Methods (1927) (53)
- Studies in the Dynamics of Behavior (1933) (51)
- The Attitudes and Interests of Premenarcheal and Post Menarcheal Girls (1939) (49)
- Losses and gains in cognitive functions as related to electro-convulsive shocks. (1947) (48)
- Multiply, vary, let the strongest live and the weakest die—Charles Darwin. (1943) (45)
- Sex Development in Apes (1929) (45)
- Further Study of Sensory Functions in the Activation of Sexual Behavior in the Young Male Albino Rat. (44)
- Maternal behavior in the albino rat. (41)
- Temporal relationships in the copulatory acts of adult male rats. (1940) (38)
- A NOTE ON "FEMININE" BEHAVIOR IN ADULT MALE RATS (1924) (35)
- The Retention of Copulatory Activity in Male Rabbits Following Castration (1932) (33)
- Sex differences in rats on three learning tasks. (1932) (31)
- THE AWAKENING OF COPULATORY ABILITY IN THE MALE ALBINO RAT (1924) (30)
- Aspects of personality and intelligence in postmenarcheal and premenarcheal girls of the same chronological age. (1937) (30)
- Activation of impotent male rats by injections of testosterone propionate. (1938) (27)
- Effects of cortical destruction on reproductive behavior and maze learning in albino rats. (1938) (27)
- Pre-illness test records compared with performances during and after electroconvulsive shocks. (1950) (26)
- Electroconvulsive shock in rats under ether anesthesia. (1947) (25)
- Sexual Drive in Potent and Impotent Male Rats as Measured by the Columbia Obstruction Apparatus (1935) (22)
- Intercorrelations of measures of ability in the rat. (1932) (22)
- Learning ability in rats given electroconvulsive shocks in late infancy. (1948) (21)
- THE EFFECTS OF CEREBRAL DESTRUCTION ON THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF RABBITS (21)
- PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE MATERNAL BEHAVIOR OF RATS LIVING IN PARABIOSIS (1925) (20)
- Psychology as science and profession. (1942) (20)
- The initial copulatory response of female rats reared in isolation from the age of twenty days to the age of puberty. (19)
- PRECOCIOUS COPULATORY ACTIVITY INDUCED IN MALE RATS BY SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS OF TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE1 (1940) (18)
- Notes on the Mental Development of Children Exhibiting the Somatic Signs of Puberty Praecox (1928) (16)
- A Multiple Discrimination Box and Its Use in Studying the Learning Ability of Rats I. Reliability of Scores (1928) (16)
- A comparative study of sexual drive in adult male rats as measured by direct copulatory tests and by the Columbia obstruction apparatus. (1935) (15)
- First report of the Subcommittee on Survey and Planning for Psychology. (1942) (14)
- The disorganizing effects of electro-convulsive shock on a light discrimination habit in albino rats. (1947) (14)
- Notes on Light Discrimination in the Dog. (14)
- Mental status as related to puberty praecox. (1937) (13)
- Intercorrelations of measures of learning in the albino rat. (1934) (13)
- Delay in the Awakening of Copulatory Ability in the Male Albino Rat Incurred by Defective Diets. (12)
- Spontaneous Activity, Direct and Indirect Measures of Sexual Drive in Adult Male Rats (1934) (11)
- The Reliability of Rat Learning Scores Obtained from a Modified Carr Maze (1928) (11)
- Experimental Studies of Two Important Factors Underlying Masculine Sexual Behavior: the Nervous Syst (1923) (10)
- Effects of Electro-Convulsive Shocks on Daily Activity of Albino Rats in Revolving Drums (1946) (10)
- Note on modification of effects of electroconvulsive shocks on maternal behavior by ether anesthesia. (1949) (10)
- On the Relationships Between Menarcheal Age and Certain Aspects of Personality, Intelligence and Physique in College Women (1934) (9)
- Motivation: Drives and incentives. (1934) (9)
- Sex differences in learning abilities of albino rats (1932) (9)
- The Relative Ability of Blind and Normal Rats in Maze Learning (1928) (9)
- Reduction of General Activity in Male Albino Rats from Electro-Convulsive Shock (1946) (9)
- Effects of electroconvulsive shocks on maze relearning by albino rats. (1956) (9)
- Suggestions Toward an Explanation of Systematic Errors Made by Albino Rats in the Multiple Light Discrimination Apparatus (1930) (8)
- A CENTURY OF DARWINISM. (1942) (8)
- A Simple Method for Developing Olfactory Discrimination Habits in Rats (1941) (8)
- A Sand-Tube Obstruction Apparatus (1937) (8)
- Animals and men: studies in comparative psychology. (1939) (7)
- Effects of hypophysectomy on behavior in rats. II. Maze and discrimination learning. (1955) (7)
- Behavioral assessment of glutamic acid metabolism with observations on pyridoxine and folic acid deficiencies. (1951) (6)
- Effects of electro-convulsive shocks on reasoning ability in albino rats. (1946) (6)
- Effects of electroconvulsive shocks on rat behavior in a Dashiell-type of water maze. (1949) (6)
- Maze performance of rats under conditions of surface and underwater swimming. (1953) (6)
- The Effect of Castration at Various Ages Upon the Learning Ability of Male Albino Rats: II. Relearning After an Interval of One Year (1936) (6)
- Sex difference in the running ability of thoroughbred horses. (1935) (6)
- Effects of hypophysectomy on behavior in rats. I. Preliminary survey. (1954) (6)
- Methodological resources for the experimental study of innate behavior as related to environmental factors. (1947) (6)
- Change of the Age of Puberty in Albino Rats by Selective Mating.∗ (1940) (6)
- Effects of castration on the behavior of mammals. (1932) (5)
- The effects of cerebral destruction on the sexual behavior of male rabbits. III. The frontal, pariet (5)
- Counteracting the retarding effects of inanition on the awakening of copulatory ability in male rats by testosterone propionate. (1942) (5)
- Food vs. Sex as Incentives for Male Rats on the Maze-Learning Problem (1927) (5)
- The Relative Efficiency of Distributed and Massed Practice in Maze Learning by Young and Adult Albino Rats (1931) (5)
- Learning ability in rats given electroconvulsive shocks in late infancy. (1948) (4)
- Learning: I. The Factor of Maturation. (1934) (4)
- Delay in the awakening of copulatory ability in the male albino rat incurred by defective diets. II. Qualitative deficiency. (1925) (4)
- GROWTH IN HEIGHT AND WEIGHT IN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY WOMEN. (1936) (4)
- Review of Comparative Psychology: Vertebrates. (1937) (4)
- Effects of electroconvulsive shocks on wildness and savageness in feral rats. (1953) (4)
- Maturation and "instinctive" functions. (1934) (4)
- The feasibility of inducing estrus in female rats for use as lures in sex research. (1941) (4)
- Effects of hypophysectomy on behavior in rats. III. Thermoregulatory behavior. (1955) (4)
- Comparative Study of the Intelligence of 399 Inmates of the Indiana Reformatory and 653 Men of the United States Army (1921) (4)
- Preferential responses of male albino rats to food and to receptive females. (1938) (4)
- Family Resemblance in Maze-Learning Ability in White Rats (1928) (4)
- Some effects of inanition on animal behavior. (3)
- A comparison of the learning rate of rats on elevated horizontal with rats on elevated inclined maze treadways. (1939) (3)
- The incentive value of food versus food and escape from water for albino rats forming the light discrimination habit. (1931) (3)
- Losses and gains on the alpha group examination as related to electroconvulsive shocks. (1947) (3)
- Studies of Animal Retention: I. Notes on the Relearning of a Multiple-T Maze by Albino Rats (1931) (3)
- Effects of pretrial immersion on maze performance of rats. I. A one-choice maze. (1953) (3)
- THE EFFECTS OF EPANUTIN AND ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCK ON THE MAZE PERFORMANCE OF RATS (1952) (3)
- Behavior and Neurosis. Jules Masserman (1944) (2)
- Consistency in Lengths of Post-Ejaculatory Quiescent Periods in Adult Male Rats.∗ (1940) (2)
- THE FAMILY RESEMBLANCE OF FEMALE RATS WITH RESPECT TO (1) THE AGES OF FIRST OESTRUS, AND (2) THE BODYWEIGHTS (1926) (2)
- A Paper-Window Obstruction Apparatus (1937) (2)
- Is Vision Useless for the Rat in a Familiar Maze (1929) (2)
- Maze Performance of Albino Rats Under Influence of Dilantin Sodium While Subjected to Electroshock (1952) (2)
- THE EFFECTS OF CEREBRAL DESTRUCTION ON THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF RABBITS: II. The Frontal and Parietal Regions (1925) (2)
- Comparative Psychology. Volume I: Principles and Methods. (1936) (1)
- Serial discrimination by rats at the choice points of elevated mazes. (1941) (1)
- Effects of hypophysectomy on behavior in rats. IV. Activity level and work capacity. (1956) (1)
- PSEUDO-CRYPTORCHIDISM IN AN ALBINO RAT (1925) (1)
- An Improved Treadle for the Platform Escape Box (1928) (1)
- Possible genetic differences in the mortality of mice from electroconvulsive shocks. (1949) (1)
- The Political Geography of Egypt (1)
- Recent contributions to the experimental literature on native or congenital behavior. (1)
- Integration of the Teaching of Psychology and Psychiatry (1938) (0)
- Rehabilitation of the War Injured. (1944) (0)
- A Study of Perseverance and Frustration in Working Rats: (538282011-046) (1937) (0)
- Effects of electroconvulsive shock on innate and learned behavior in albino rats. (1948) (0)
- An Experimental Analysis of the Congenital Sexual Behavior of the Male Albino Rat (1921) (0)
- Effects of hypophysectomy on behavior in rats. V. Wheel-turning activity and performance on the Maier reasoning apparatus. (1956) (0)
- Is Vision the Cue Used by Rats Learning the Stone Multiple-Light Discrimination PROBLEM? (1933) (0)
- A Rabbit Cage Designed for Use in Small Laboratory Rooms (1928) (0)
- Some New Bases for Interpretation of the Iq—Erratum (1932) (0)
- Cross-sectional area of maze pathways in relation to learning by rats. (1936) (0)
- Annual Review of Psychology, Volume 3 (1953) (0)
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