John Paul Scott

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According to Wikipedia, John Paul Scott was an American behavior geneticist and comparative psychologist known for his research into the development of social behavior , which he pursued through studies in animal models including the dog. Scott & his collaborator John L. Fuller are memorialised in the Fuller-Scott prize, offered annually by the Behavior Genetics Association.

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Genetics and the Social Behaviour of the Dog (1965) (630)
The biology of social attachments: opiates alleviate separation distress. (1978) (466)
The Causes of Fighting in Mice and Rats (1951) (447)
Agonistic behavior of mice and rats: a review. (1966) (410)
Critical periods in behavioral development. (1962) (405)
Critical periods affecting the development of normal and mal-adjustive social behavior of puppies. (1950) (146)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS IN THE MOUSE, IN RELATION TO NATURAL PERIODS 1) (1954) (133)
The Physiology of Aggression and Defeat (1971) (132)
Critical Periods in the Development of Social Behavior in Puppies (1958) (122)
Critical periods in the organization of systems. (2004) (117)
GENETIC DIFFERENCES IN THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF INBRED STRAINS OF MICE (1942) (110)
The development of emotional distress reactions to separation, in puppies. (1961) (102)
Incomplete adjustment caused by frustration of untrained fighting mice. (1946) (85)
Dominance and the Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis (1948) (78)
The process of primary socialization in canine and human infants. (1963) (78)
Dog behavior : the genetic basis (1974) (78)
The Analysis of Social Organization in Animals (1956) (75)
Alleviation of separation distress in 3 breeds of young dogs. (1977) (74)
Theoretical Issues Concerning the Origin and Causes of Fighting (1971) (73)
Equity considerations in the friendships of older adults. (1986) (67)
Backward masking and interference with the processing of brief visual displays. (1974) (57)
Use of informal and formal support networks by rural elderly poor. (1985) (56)
The Evolution of Social Behavior in Dogs and Wolves (1967) (56)
THE FUNCTION OF EMOTIONS IN BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS: A SYSTEMS THEORY ANALYSIS (1980) (52)
The embryology of the guinea pig. I. A table of normal development (1937) (49)
Analysis of the puppy-testing program (1976) (49)
Nonadaptive behavior resulting from a series of defeats in fighting mice. (1953) (46)
THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR OF DOGS AND WOLVES: AN ILLUSTRATION OF SOCIOBIOLOGICAL SYSTEMATICS (1950) (45)
Needs and program strengths: perceptions of hospice volunteers. (1996) (45)
Evolution and Domestication of the Dog (1968) (43)
The relationship between delayed socialization and trainability in guide dogs. (1959) (41)
Critical Periods in Organizational Processes (1979) (37)
Differential human handling and the development of agonistic behavior in basenji and shetland sheep dogs (1968) (36)
The Seville Statement on Violence. (1990) (36)
The embryology of the guinea pig. III. The development of the polydactylous monster. A case of growth accelerated at a particular period by a semi‐dominant lethal gene (1937) (35)
Why does human twin research not produce results consistent with those from nonhuman animals? (1987) (34)
Friendships of older men and women: exchange patterns and satisfaction. (1986) (34)
Early experience and the organization of behavior (1965) (33)
Lack of correlation between leadership and dominance relationships in a herd of goats. (1947) (32)
Effects of restraint and isolation on yelping in puppies. (1960) (32)
Separation and depression. (1970) (31)
Effects of illumination on wall-leaving behavior and activity in three inbred mouse strains. (1966) (30)
Allelomimetic behavior in dogs: negative effects of competition on social facilitation. (1967) (28)
Effects of Single Genes on the Behavior of Drosophila (1943) (27)
Experimental exploration of the critical period hypothesis. (1951) (27)
Emotional behavior of fighting mice caused by conflict between weak stimulatory and weak inhibitory training. (1947) (27)
Aggression: Functions and control in social systems (1992) (24)
Opioid effects on social behavior of kennel dogs (1983) (24)
Physical Anthropology: Sociobiology and Behavior. David P. Barash. (1979) (23)
Family relationships of older, rural women: stability and change. (1998) (23)
A factor analysis of the performance of ogs on certain learning tests (1955) (21)
Social Facilitation and Allelomimetic Behavior in Dogs (1950) (21)
Nebraska Symposium on Motivation, 1972 (1974) (21)
Comparative psychology and ethology. (1967) (21)
Methodology and techniques for the study of animal societies. (1950) (20)
The effects of selection and domestication upon the behavior of the dog. (1954) (20)
Interaction of separation discomfort with contact comfort and discomfort in the dog. (1980) (19)
Absorption of glucose and sodium acetate by cysticercoid larvae of Hymenolepis diminuta. (1973) (19)
On genetics and criminal behavior (1987) (18)
Hereditary differences in the development of dominance in litters of puppies. (1956) (17)
Effects of fighting, genotype, and amphetamine sulfate on body temperature of mice. (1971) (17)
Induction of Anesthesia in Man by Intravenous Injection of Sodium Iso-Amyl-Ethyl Barbiturate. (1929) (16)
The evolution of social systems (1989) (15)
Relationship between dominance and control of movement in goats. (1949) (15)
AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF THE THEORY THAT SOCIAL BEHAVIOR DETERMINES SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. (1944) (15)
Violence and the disaggregated society (1975) (14)
The analysis of breed differences in maze performance in dogs (1965) (14)
GENETICS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN DOGS. (1964) (14)
THE EMOTIONAL BASIS OF SOCIAL BEHAVIOR (1969) (13)
Social control and social change (1971) (13)
Interaction of genetics and separation in canine hyperkinesis and in differential responses to amphetamine (1980) (12)
Interaction of separation distress with fear in infant dogs. (1977) (12)
CHANGES IN ODOUR INTERMITTENCY INFLUENCE THE SUCCESS AND SEARCH BEHAVIOUR DURING ORIENTATION IN THE CRAYFISH (ORCONECTES RUSTICUS) (2003) (12)
Social genetics (1977) (12)
Biology and human aggression. (1970) (12)
Heredity and learning ability in infrahuman mammals. (1954) (11)
The relative importance of social and hereditary factors in producing disturbances in life adjustment during periods of stress in laboratory animals. (1949) (11)
The effects of early enforced weaning on sucking behavior of puppies. (1959) (10)
Group Formation Determined by Social Behavior; A Comparative Study of Two Mammalian Societies (1945) (9)
The place of observation in biological and psychological science. (1955) (9)
Social Behavior, Range and Territoriality in Domestic Mice (1943) (9)
RESEARCH ON GENETICS AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOR At the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory, 1946 - 1951—A Progress Report (1951) (9)
Genetic differences in the behavior of dogs: a case of magnification by thresholds and by habit formation. (1954) (9)
Influence of living area space on agonistic interaction in Telomian dogs. (1980) (9)
Commentary on "Subhuman and Human Fighting". (1961) (9)
THE ORGANIZATION OF COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY (1973) (8)
DEVELOPMENT OF AFFECT IN DOGS AND RODENTS11The research reported in this paper was supported in part by Grant HD-3778 from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. (1972) (8)
THE INHERITANCE OF ANNUAL BREEDING CYCYES IN HYBRID BASENJI-COCKER SPANIEL DOGS (1959) (8)
Genetics and the development of social behavior in mammals. (1962) (8)
The conference on genetics and social behavior at the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory. (1947) (7)
Fighting in female mice in lines selected for laterality (1986) (7)
Social facilitation and allelomimetic behavior in dogs. I. Social facilitation in a non-competitive situation. (1950) (7)
Integral Animal behavior (1967) (6)
Inhibitory training of dogs: effects of age at training in Basenjis and Shetland sheepdogs. (1967) (6)
Individual vs. Multiple Mothering in Mammals (1980) (6)
Allelomimetic Behavior System: Distress Vocalization and Social Facilitation of Feeding in Telomian Dogs (1971) (6)
Some Problems of Heredity and Social Behavior (1953) (6)
Social facilitation and allelomimetic behavior in dogs. II. The effects of unfamiliarity. (1950) (6)
The development of dominance in litters of puppies. (1948) (6)
STUDIES ON CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOSTRIDIUM CHAUVEI AND CLOSTRIDIUM EDEMATIS (1925) (6)
Genetics as a tool in experimental psychological research. (1949) (5)
THE MAGNIFICATION OF DIFFERENCES BY A THRESHOLD. (1944) (5)
Chapter 3 – GENETIC VARIATION AND THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION (1976) (5)
Agonistic Behavior: Function and Dysfunction in Social Conflict (1977) (5)
Genetic factors affecting intelligence: Symposium (1954) (4)
Lack of correlation between leadership and dominance in a flock of goats. (1946) (4)
CHAPTER 2 – Behavioral Metamorphosis in Mammalian Development (1980) (4)
The Dog, Canis familiaris (1975) (4)
Statement of the eugenic position. (1961) (4)
Inherited behavior in Drosophila (1936) (3)
William C. Young, 1899–1965 (1967) (3)
Formation of a Committee for the Study of Animal Societies under Natural Conditions (1947) (3)
Genetics, Emotions and Psychopathology (1988) (3)
On the Evolution of Fighting Behavior (1965) (3)
The use of test material of inbred strains of mice having high frequencies of audiogenic seizures. (1950) (3)
Phenotpe: Postnatal Development (1968) (2)
Biology and Political Behavior (1982) (2)
Opportunities for psychological research at the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine. (1953) (2)
The systems theoretic approach to social behavior (1978) (2)
Personal, Social, and International Violence (1975) (2)
Behavior-Genetic Analysis. Jerry Hirsch, Ed. McGraw-Hill, New York, 1967. xviii + 552 pp., illus. $12.50 (1968) (2)
Neurobiologie des comportements d'agression, by Pierre Karli. Presses universitaires de France: Paris, 1982, 89 pp (1983) (1)
Memoir of Alfred Hand. (1950) (1)
Transfer of Training in Dogs: Effects of Early Training on Similar and Dissimilar Tasks in Two Breeds (1969) (1)
A proposal for peace research. (1970) (1)
The role of coping behaviors for primary caregivers of Alzheimer's patients. (1987) (1)
A CHALLANGE TO THE EUGENIST (1936) (1)
SCIENCE AND SOCIAL ACTION. (1942) (1)
Ethology: The Biological Study of Animal Behavior (1979) (1)
FOREWORD (1950) (1)
Behavioral Genetics: Specialty or Core Course? (1981) (1)
The dog as a model for human aggression. (1984) (1)
Heredity and the development of social behavior traits in dogs (1959) (1)
Ethology and Psychology. (1960) (1)
A slow revolution. (1980) (1)
Man and his dog. (1997) (1)
The Physiology of Fighting and Defeat (1968) (1)
Critical periods for social behavior. (1964) (1)
Phenotype: postnatal development. (1968) (1)
A Laboratory Breed: The Beagle as an Experimental Dog . Allen C. Andersen and Loraine S. Good, Eds. Iowa State University Press, Ames, 1970. xiv, 616 pp., illus., + plates. $17.50. (1970) (1)
Aggressins: An Outline of the Development of the Theory and Notes on the Use of These Products. (1931) (1)
Methods of Inference from Animal to Human Behaviour. Mario von Cranach (1980) (1)
PRIMARY SOCIALIZATION IN YOUNG MAMMALS (1962) (1)
The control of violence (1971) (1)
Introduction: Sex differencees in agression (1994) (1)
Animal Behavior as a Biological Discipline (1962) (1)
Implications of infra-human social behavior for problems of human relations. (1953) (1)
Dominance reaction in a small flock of goats. (1946) (1)
On Van Den Berghe's Theory of Aggression (1976) (0)
Eleven Dimensions of Aggression. (1973) (0)
Effect of agonistic behavior on rectal temperatures of male balb/c and c57bl/6 mice. Abstr. (1967) (0)
Formation of a Committee for the Study of Animal Societies Under Natural Conditions. (1947) (0)
Human Behavior Genetics (1966) (0)
The naked Englishman. (1970) (0)
The Respomse of the Denervated Heart during Exercise (1986) (0)
Social behaviour of domestic goats and sheep: A comparative study (1958) (0)
Application of Biological Concepts and Techniques to Human Political Problems: An Introduction' (1984) (0)
Program of the Section on Zoology (0)
Fantasy and communication (1978) (0)
Animal model for study of hyperkinesis and aggression. (1978) (0)
The Genetics of The Mink (1951) (0)
Wild Animals in Captivity (1951) (0)
J. W. Scott, Zoologist. (1957) (0)
Individual variability in the occurrence of stereotyped movements in reaction to restriction of space. (1948) (0)
[Power and disintegration in society]. (1976) (0)
The American Trail Hound.Fred StreeverAmerican Sportin Dogs.Eugene V. ConnettThe Dachshund or Teckel. A Complete Treatise on the History, Breeding, Training, Care and Management. Herbert C. Sanborn (1950) (0)
Allee Memorial Number: Introduction (1956) (0)
On Proliferation: The Danger Isn't Nuclear/ Sociobiology/ Atomic Transition (1966) (0)
The Genetics of the Dog.Marca Burns (1954) (0)
The Physiology of aggression and defeat : proceedings of a symposium held during the meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Dallas, Texas, in December, 1968 (1971) (0)
Leadership in Macaque Societies (1964) (0)
The use of purebred dogs in research. Introduction. (1962) (0)
On the Science of Comparative Sociology (1964) (0)
Western Northern Range Trinidad Field Trip (1979) (0)
Draft Policy Dangers (1968) (0)
The Nature of Human Aggression.Ashley Montagu (1977) (0)
Symposium: The Physiology of Aggression and Defeat (1971) (0)
"On the conflicts between biological and social evolution and between psychology and moral tradition": Comment. (1976) (0)
The Beagle as an Experimental Dog. Allen C. Andersen and Loraine S. Good, Eds. Iowa State University Press, Ames, 1970. xiv, 616 pp., illus., + plates. $17.50 (1970) (0)
BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY SKETCHED — PAST , PRESENT , AND FUTURE Jaak (2003) (0)
Normal psychological and social development of puppies. (1949) (0)
Genetic Diversity and Human Behavior. J. N. Spuhler, Ed. Aldine, Chicago, 1967. xii + 291 pp., illus. $7.50 (1968) (0)
Letter to the Editor. (1963) (0)
COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY AND ETHOLOGY1 101 (1967) (0)
Effects of amphetamine sulfate on fighting behavior of mice. Abstr. (1968) (0)
The Effect of Change in Posture on the Denervated Heart (1986) (0)
A method for the preparation of dry skeletal material (1937) (0)
The physiology of fighting and defeat. AAAS Symposium 28 December 1968 Dallas, Texas. (1968) (0)
Advances in Aggression Research: The Future (1984) (0)
Physical Anthropology: Dominance Relations. D Omark, F. Strayer, and D. Freedman, eds (1981) (0)
The Use as Test Material of Inbred Strains of Mice Having High Frequencies of Audiogenic Seizures (1950) (0)
Psychobiology and Neurotigenesis. (1971) (0)
The Annual Meeting of the Pavlovian Society (1979) (0)

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