Robert Hinde

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Aubrey Hinde was a British zoologist, ethologist and psychologist. He served as the Emeritus Royal Society Research Professor of Zoology at the University of Cambridge. Hinde is best known for his ethological contributions to the fields of animal behaviour and developmental psychology.

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The Possibility of Cooperation@@@Cooperation: The Basis of Sociability.@@@Cooperation and Prosocial Behavior.@@@Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action. (1990) (8730)
Roundtable: what is temperament? Four approaches. (1987) (1099)
Growing Points in Ethology (1976) (1077)
Towards understanding relationships (1979) (771)
Interactions, Relationships and Social Structure (1976) (760)
Animal behaviour : a synthesis of ethology and comparative psychology (1968) (603)
Advances in the study of behavior (1966) (598)
Non-verbal Communication (1973) (519)
Constraints on learning (1973) (491)
Relationships within families : mutual influences (1988) (432)
Biological Bases Of Human Social Behaviour (1975) (422)
Relationships: A Dialectical Perspective (1997) (411)
The Behaviour of the Great Tit (Parus major) and Some Other Related Species (1952) (405)
Animal Behavior: A Synthesis of Ethology and Comparative Psychology (1967) (394)
Assessing the roles of social partners in maintaining mutual proximity, as exemplified by mother-infant relations in rhesus monkeys (1970) (331)
The behaviour of socially living rhesus monkeys in their first two and a half years. (1967) (323)
Primate Social Relationships: an Integrated Approach (1983) (297)
Moral heuristics. Commentaries. Author's reply (2005) (276)
The Opening of Milk Bottles by Birds (1952) (273)
On describing relationships. (1976) (268)
Constraints on Learning: Limitations and Predispositions (1974) (217)
Effects of Brief Separation from Mother on Rhesus Monkeys (1971) (202)
Interpersonal relationships and child development (1987) (195)
Short-Term Changes in Neural Activity and Behaviour (1972) (187)
Animal signals: Ethological and games-theory approaches are not incompatible (1981) (174)
Ethology: Its Nature and Relations with Other Sciences (1982) (170)
Culture evolves (2011) (166)
A suggested structure for a science of relationships (1995) (158)
Factors governing the changes in strength of a partially inborn response, as shown by the mobbing behaviour of the chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) - I. The nature of the response, and an examination of its course (1954) (157)
Alternative motor patterns in chaffinch song (1958) (155)
Individuals, Relationships and Culture: Links between Ethology and the Social Sciences (1988) (135)
Factors governing the changes in strength of a partially inborn response, as shown by the mobbing behaviour of the chaffinch (Fringilla coelehs) II. The waning of the response (1954) (132)
Social relationships and cognitive development (1985) (126)
The Conflict Between Drives in the Courtship and Copulation of the Chaffinch (1953) (126)
Dominance and role—two concepts with dual meanings (1978) (126)
“Aunt”-infant interaction in captive rhesus monkeys (1964) (120)
Why Gods Persist: A Scientific Approach to Religion (1999) (120)
The Use of Quantitative Observational Techniques in Anthropology [and Comments and Replies] (1985) (117)
In Gods we Trust: The Evolutionary Landscape of Religion (2003) (115)
COMMUNICATION BY POSTURES AND FACIAL EXPRESSIONS IN THE RHESUS MONKEY (MACACA MULATTA) (2009) (111)
Cooperation and prosocial behaviour (1991) (106)
Effects of 6-Day Maternal Deprivation on Rhesus Monkey Infants (1966) (103)
The habituation and recovery of aggressive display in Betta splendens. (1968) (101)
Incidence of "friendship" and behavior toward strong associates versus nonassociates in preschoolers. (1985) (95)
ETHOLOGICAL MODELS AND THE CONCEPT OF ‘DRIVE’* (1956) (92)
Energy models of motivation. (1960) (91)
Factors influencing distress calling in chicks, with special reference to temperature changes and social isolation (1961) (90)
Behaviour and Speciation in Birds and Lower Vertebrates (1959) (89)
The effect of male song on an estrogen-dependent behavior pattern in the female canary (Serinus canarius) (1976) (89)
The Influence of Daylength and Male Vocalizations on the Estrogen-Dependent Behavior of Female Canaries and Budgerigars, with Discussion of Data from Other Species (1978) (87)
Some factors influencing the effects of temporary mother-infant separation: some experiments with rhesus monkeys (1977) (86)
From animals to humans (1991) (85)
Was ‘The expression of the emotions’ a misleading phrase? (1985) (82)
Effects of brief separations from mothers during infancy on behaviour of rhesus monkeys 6-24 months later. (1971) (80)
Towards understanding individual differences in rhesus mother-infant interaction (1971) (80)
Mother-infant separation and the nature of inter-individual relationships: experiments with rhesus monkeys (1977) (80)
Why do the Sexes Behave Differently in Close Relationships? (1984) (79)
The evolution of the teddy bear (1985) (78)
The Effect of Social Companions on Mother-Infant Relations in Rhesus Monkeys. (1967) (73)
The Following Response of Young Coots and Moorhens (1956) (72)
Social Behavior in a Play Group: Consistency and Complexity. (1978) (70)
Towards understanding relationships: Dynamic stability. (1976) (70)
VOCAL COMMUNICATION BY THE RHESUS MOJSXEY (MACACA MULATTA) (2009) (67)
Qualities of mother-infant relationships in monkeys. (1975) (67)
Attachment: Biological, Cultural and Individual Desiderata (1990) (66)
Changes in responsiveness to a constant stimulus (1954) (66)
Developmental Psychology in the Context of Other Behavioral Sciences (1992) (64)
Chapter 5 – Expression and Negotiation (1985) (60)
Appetitive Behaviour, Consummatory Act, and the Hierarchical Organisation of Behaviour- With Special Reference To the Great Tit (Parus Major 1) (1953) (59)
Some factors affecting mother-infant relations in rhesus monkeys (1975) (58)
The effects of separating rhesus monkey infants from their mothers for six days. (1966) (57)
Factors governing the changes in strength of a partially inborn response, as shown by the mobbing behaviour of the chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) III. The interaction of short-term and long-term incremental and decremental effects (1961) (57)
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN THE RESPONSES OF RHESUS MONKEYS TO A PERIOD OF SEPARATION FROM THEIR MOTHERS (1970) (55)
Review Lecture - The study of mother-infant interaction in captive group-living rhesus monkeys (1968) (55)
A BIOLOGIST LOOKS AT ANTHROPOLOGY (1991) (54)
Responses of rhesus monkeys to mildly stressful situations (1963) (51)
Removing infant rhesus from mother for 13 days compared with removing mother from infant. (1972) (50)
Discontinuities Versus Continuities in Behavioural Development and the Neglect of Process (1984) (49)
ANALYZING THE ROLES OF THE PARTNERS IN A BEHAVIORAL IN INTERACTION — MOTHER‐INFANT RELATIONS IN RHESUS MACAQUES (1969) (49)
Effects of 6 days separation from mother on 18-to 32-week-old rhesus monkeys (1971) (47)
Changes in Mother–Infant Relationship after Separation in Rhesus Monkeys (1972) (47)
Aggression and War: Their Biological and Social Bases (1989) (46)
Interpersonal relationships - in quest of a science (1978) (45)
Effect of photoperiod on oestrogen-induced nest-building in ovariectomized or refractory female canaries (Serinus canarius). (1974) (44)
The influence of photoperiod on nest building, ovarian development and luteinizing hormone secretion in canaries (Serinus canarius). (1973) (43)
Relations between mother-child interaction and behaviour in preschool (1983) (43)
Development of Social Behavior1 1This review was written while my work was supported by the Royal Society and the Medical Research Council. (1971) (40)
Categorizing Individuals: An Alternative to Linear Analysis (1986) (39)
Nature and determinants of preschoolers' differential behaviour to adults and peers (1983) (38)
Lemur behavior. A madagascar field study (1967) (38)
The Nature of Aggression (1967) (37)
The Courtship and Copulation of the Greenfinch (Chloris Chloris) (1955) (37)
The effect of oestrogen and progesterone on the nest-building of domesticated canaries (1959) (37)
The Seville Statement on Violence. (1990) (36)
Changes in sensitivity of the canary brood patch during the natural breeding season (1963) (36)
Gender-related Behaviour, Attitudes, and Personality in Parents of Young Children in England and Hungary (1995) (36)
Relationships and the self‐concept (2001) (36)
Effects of various types of separation experience on rhesus monkeys 5 months later. (1978) (36)
Characteristics of 3- to 4-year-olds assessed at home and their interactions in preschool. (1985) (35)
The bases of aggression in animals. (1969) (35)
The Development and integration of behaviour : essays in honour of Robert Hinde (1991) (34)
Bird Vocalizations: Their Relation to Current Problems in Biology and Psychology (1971) (34)
Gender‐typing1 in young children: Preferences, behaviour and cultural differences (1993) (33)
EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS HORMONES ON THE TACTILE SENSITIVITY OF THE CANARY BROOD PATCH. (1964) (33)
Individual characteristics and personal relationships (1997) (30)
The effects of oestrogen, progesterone and prolactin on brood patch formation in ovariectomized canaries. (1967) (30)
Hormonal control of brood patch and oviduct development in domesticated canaries. (1963) (29)
Dominance: An intervening variable (1981) (29)
On Assessing the Bases of Partner Preferences (1977) (29)
The effects of 13 days maternal separation on infant rhesus monkeys compared with those of shorter and repeated separations.. (1971) (29)
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. Preface. (2011) (28)
Concepts of emotion. (1972) (28)
BEHAVIOUR OF SOCIALLY LIVING RHESUS MONKEYS IN THEIR FIRST SIX MONTHS (2009) (28)
Relationships, attachment, and culture: A tribute to John Bowlby. (1991) (27)
Tests of Behavioural Characteristics for Rhesus Monkeys (1969) (27)
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE COURTSHIP OF CERTAIN FINCHES (FRINGILLIDAE). (2008) (27)
Changes in the Relationships of Captive Rhesus Monkeys On Giving Birth (1977) (26)
Influence of photoperiod on oestrogenic induction of nest-building in canaries. (1972) (25)
Altruism and aggression: Not simple opposites. (1988) (25)
The effect of nest building on later reproductive behaviour in domesticated canaries (1959) (24)
Implications of a relationships approach for the study of gender differences. (1987) (24)
Roles of the male and the nest-cup in controlling the reproduction of female canaries (1961) (24)
Integration of the reproductive behaviour of female canaries. (1966) (23)
The Behaviour of Certain Cardueline F1 Inter-Species Hybrids (1956) (23)
The winter roosting and awakening behaviour of captive great tits (1953) (22)
Effect of male vocalizations on the nest-occupation response of female budgerigars to oestrogen and prolactin. (1977) (21)
When is an evolutionary approach useful? (1991) (21)
The Institution of War (1992) (20)
1. Mother/Infant Relations in Rhesus Monkeys (1974) (20)
Does the Male Stimulate Oestrogen Secretion in Female Canaries? (1961) (19)
War: A Cruel Necessity? The Basis of Institutionalized Violence. (1995) (19)
The Use of Differences and Similarities in Comparative Psychopathology (1976) (19)
Dynamics of a relationship: rhesus mother-infant ventro-ventral contact. (1974) (19)
Reconciling the family systems and the relationships approaches to child development. (1989) (18)
Mother-infant separation in rhesus monkeys☆ (1972) (18)
Home Correlates of Aggression in Preschool (1993) (18)
Sequences of Behavior (1969) (18)
On the design of check-sheets (1973) (18)
First Experiences (1970) (17)
Ritualization and social communication in Rhesus monkeys (1966) (17)
The Russell-Einstein Manifesto (2007) (17)
Reinforcing events in the integration of canary nest-building (1972) (17)
Categories of aggression and their motivational heterogeneity (1986) (17)
Perspectives on attachment (2006) (16)
The Origins of Human Social Relations, H.R. Schaffer (Ed.). Academic Press, London and New York (1971), 297 (1972) (15)
War No More: Eliminating Conflict in the Nuclear Age (2003) (15)
Dichotomies in the study of development. (1968) (13)
Selection of nest material by female canaries (1962) (13)
Individuals, relationships & culture: Links between ethology and the social sciences. (1987) (13)
Social behavior and its development in subhuman primates (1972) (13)
Control of Movement Patterns in Animals † (1969) (13)
Mothers' and infants' roles: distinguishing the questions to be asked. (1975) (13)
Medical Research Council Unit on the Development and Integration of Behaviour (1974) (13)
The Diversity of Human Relationships: Describing relationships (1996) (13)
Social isolation in 4‐year‐olds (1993) (12)
Gender differences in the correlates of preschoolers' behavior (1993) (12)
TEMPORAL RELATIONS OF BROOD PATCH DEVELOPMENT IN DOMESTICATED CANARIES (2008) (12)
A comparative study of relationship structure (1993) (12)
The following response of Moorhens and Coots (1955) (12)
Evolutionary psychology: Conceptual foundations (2005) (11)
CHAPTER XXIII – Behavior (1961) (11)
Law and the sources of morality. (2004) (11)
The role of short days in the termination of photorefractoriness in female canaries (Serinus canarius). (1975) (10)
The study of temperament (1981) (10)
Civic Education in the NCLB Era: The Contested Mission of Elementary and Middle Schools (2008) (10)
The term “Mimesis” (1953) (10)
A teacher's questionnaire for individual differences in social behaviour. (1979) (10)
Joseph Rotblat: Visionary for Peace (2007) (10)
Some Factors Influencing Sexual and Aggressive Behaviour in Male Chaffinches (1959) (9)
John Bowlby. (1991) (9)
Nikolaas Tinbergen, 15 April 1907 - 21 December 1988 (1990) (9)
Parents' and teachers' perceptions of personality traits of young children: Sex differences1, cross‐cultural comparisons and relations with observed behaviour (1993) (9)
Effects of the light regime and breeding experience on budgerigar reproduction (2009) (8)
Influence of photoperiod on PMSG-induced nest-building in canaries. (1972) (7)
Habituation to auditory stimuli in mice. (1973) (7)
The Croonian lecture, 1990. The interdependence of the behavioural sciences. (1990) (7)
Fitness and female dominance relationships (1987) (7)
Patriotism: Is Kin Selection Both Necessary and Sufficient? (1989) (7)
Effect of a skeleton photoperiod on the daylength-dependent response to oestrogen in canaries (Serinus canarius). (1976) (7)
War: some psychological causes and consequences (1997) (7)
An oestrogen-mediated effect of photoperiod on the reproductive behaviour of the budgerigar. (1975) (7)
Social Companions and the Mother-Infant Relationship in Rhesus Monkeys (1965) (6)
Towards integrating the behavioural sciences to meet the threats of violence and war. (1989) (6)
Temperamental characteristics of 3--4-year-olds and mother-child interaction. (1982) (6)
Nobel Recognition for Ethology (1973) (6)
Bending the Rules: Morality in the Modern World - From Relationships to Politics and War (2007) (6)
Photoperiodic control of budgerigar reproduction: circadian changes in sensitivity (2009) (6)
Commentary: Aspects of relationships in child development. (1999) (6)
Relations between Levels of Complexity in the Behavioral Sciences (1989) (6)
Aggression in animals. (1970) (6)
Understanding and Resolving Emotional Conflict : Findings from the London Parent-Child Project (2005) (6)
Why budgerigars breed in continuous darkness (2009) (5)
Essays on violence (1987) (5)
Some Complexities in Aggressive Behaviour (1992) (5)
Individual characteristics, child‐mother and child‐younger sibling interactions of 4‐year‐olds (1992) (5)
Consequences and goals (1957) (5)
Instinct and intelligence (1980) (5)
Short-term changes in neural activity and behaviour : a conference sponsored by King's College Research Centre, Cambridge (1970) (5)
Changes in the sensitivity of female budgerigars to male vocalizations (2009) (5)
An Inexpensive Type of Sound-Proof Room Suitable for Zoological Research (1956) (5)
Responsibility: a biological perspective (2002) (5)
Effect of artificially increased day length in winter on female domesticated canaries (2009) (4)
The development of social behavior in primates (1971) (4)
Individuals and culture (1996) (4)
1. The study of aggression: Determinants, consequences, goals and functions (1978) (4)
Aggression and the Institution of War (1992) (4)
Inhibition of oestrogen-induced nest-building in the canary (Serinus canarius) by stimuli from the nest. (1977) (3)
Categories of behavior and the ontogeny of aggression (1985) (3)
Is War a Consequence of Human Aggression (1997) (3)
Biological approaches to the study of learning: Does Johnston provide a new alternative? (1981) (3)
Chapter 8 – BEHAVIOR (1973) (3)
American Herons@@@Comparative Breeding Behaviour of Four Species of North American Herons (1960) (3)
Teacher questionnaire compared with observational data on effects of sex and sibling status on preschool behaviour. (1984) (3)
Seasonal Variations in Clutch Size and Hatching Success of Domesticated Canaries (1959) (3)
Attachment and Loss. I. Attachment, John Bowlby. Hogarth Press, London (1969), 63s (1969) (3)
The Adaptionist Approach Has Limits (1995) (3)
William Homan Thorpe, 1 April 1902 - 7 April 1986 (1987) (3)
The development of beliefs (2009) (2)
Families Count: Prognosis: Policy and Process (2006) (2)
A Note on Patriotism and Nationalism (1992) (2)
The Maladapted Mind: Classic Readings in Evolutionary Psychopathology. Edited by S. Baron-Cohen. Psychology Press, Hove, U.K., 1997. pp. 286. £44.95 (hb). (1999) (2)
Effect of exogenous serum gonadotrophin (PMS) on aspects of reproductive development in female domesticated canaries (2009) (2)
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences: 359 (1451) (2004) (2)
Obituary: Joseph Rotblat 1908–2005 (2005) (2)
Conduct disorders in childhood and adolescence: Can the study of ‘normal’ behaviour contribute to an understanding of conduct disorder? (2000) (2)
Concepts Can Be Broad and Precise: Comments on Zivin's Framework of Expressive Development. (1986) (2)
Aggression at different levels of social complexity (1996) (2)
Breeding success in cardueline interspecies pairs, and an examination of the hybrids’ plumage (1956) (2)
Chapter One - Reflections over 50 Years (2015) (2)
Biology and Freedom. An Essay on the Implications of Human Ethology, S.A. Barnett (Ed.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (1989), xiv (1989) (2)
Joseph Rotblat and Individual Responsibility (2007) (2)
Control of oviduct development in ovariectomized canaries by exogenous hormones (2010) (2)
The development of beliefs (2009) (2)
Primate Studies and Anthropology (1978) (2)
Brood patch sensitivity of female canaries brought into reproductive condition in winter (1963) (2)
A handbook of living primates: By J. R. Napier and P. H. Napier. London: Academic Press (1967). Price: 126s (1968) (1)
Points from Letters: A Peck of Troubles (1948) (1)
Temporal relations of brood patch development, nest‐building and egg‐laying in domesticated canaries (2009) (1)
The Foundations of Ethology: By Konrad Z. Lorenz. New York: Springer, 1981, xviii + 380 pp. (1982) (1)
Constraints on learning : limitations and predispositions : based on a conference sponsored by St. John's College, Cambridge, England (1973) (1)
Robert A. Hinde (2008) (1)
Mind in Evolution, Gregory Razran. Houghton Mifflin, Boston (1971), Price $16.50 (1973) (1)
Education for Peace (1989) (1)
Emotion: The relation between breadth of definition and explanatory power (2001) (1)
Why is war acceptable (2001) (1)
Love at Goon Park: Harry Harlow and the science of affection. (2003) (1)
Bird vocalisations : their relations to current problems in biology and psychology : essays presented to W. H. Thorpe (1969) (1)
Specificity in responsiveness in relation to imprinting and “curiosity” (1958) (1)
THE INFLUENCE OF WEATHER ON PASSERINE MIGRATION. A REVIEW (2003) (1)
Society Needs Morality (2011) (1)
Bird Vocalizations. Essays presented to W. H. Thorpe (1970) (1)
The study of motivation (1973) (1)
Ethology has progressed (1984) (1)
Evolution and ethics. (1997) (1)
The Immortal Self: Reflections on a Passage by H.G. Wells (1999) (1)
Plenary lecture: The role of the human rights community in limiting violence and the abuse of human rights (2001) (0)
COMMUNICATION: THEORETICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES. INTRASPECIFIC COMMUNICATION IN ANIMALS. (1964) (0)
Ethology and development: Edited by S. A. Barnett. London: William Heinemann Medical Books Ltd (1973). Price £3·30 (1974) (0)
EXPERIENCE AND CAPACITY. VOLUME 4. PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH CONFERENCE ON LEARNING, REMEMBERING, AND FORGETTING. (1968) (0)
Relationships, Personality, and the Social Situation (2021) (0)
Why Gods Persist: A Scientific Approach to Religion, by Robert A. Hinde, review (2000) (0)
Ritual: Background considerations (2009) (0)
Ritual: Background considerations (2009) (0)
Early Experience and Relationships. (1994) (0)
Final general discussion (2005) (0)
Zoological Research and Animal Learning (1956) (0)
The nature of politics R.D. Masters, (Yale University Press, New Haven, CT, 1989) pp. 298, $22.00 (1990) (0)
Institutionalized aggression: Cultural and individual factors that support war. (2001) (0)
Characteristics Interview at Home (2011) (0)
a selectionist approach integrates moral heuristics (2005) (0)
Reinforcement stretched beyond its limit (2002) (0)
Early Ethology (1960) (0)
Human Social Development: An Ethological/Relationship Perspective (2022) (0)
Interview of Robert Hinde (2008) (0)
Framing Our Analysis (2014) (0)
Some background issues (2009) (0)
Bowlby, John (1907–90) (2001) (0)
Some background issues (2009) (0)
Some aspects of the behaviour of young rhesus monkeys (1962) (0)
Joseph (Józef) Rotblat. 4 November 1908 — 31 August 2005 (2007) (0)
Religion and science: The questions (2009) (0)
Religion and science: The questions (2009) (0)
The Croonian Lecture, 1990 (1991) (0)
Books Received (2013) (0)
Aggression in Man and Animals, R.N. Johnson. W. B. Saunders Co., Philadelphia (1972), 269, Price £1·70 ($3.95) (1973) (0)
Review of Motivation: A Systematic Reinterpretation. (1959) (0)
The form and sequence of ritual: Magic (2009) (0)
The form and sequence of ritual: Magic (2009) (0)
Biology, Culture, & Religion (2000) (0)
Book Review: Aggression: A Social Psychological Analysis (1964) (0)
Social aspects of religious systems (2009) (0)
Social aspects of religious systems (2009) (0)
Aggression in Man and Animals [Abridged] (1970) (0)
Book Review: Social Behavior and Organization among Vertebrates (1965) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1959) (0)
Dogma or Values (1996) (0)
Nuclear nations should take the lead in disarming (2005) (0)
Book reviewsS.J. Hutt, Corinne Hutt, Direct Observation and Measurement of Behaviour, Thomas, Springfield, Illinois (1970), Price $14.95 (1971) (0)
John Klama Aggression. Conflict in Animals and Humans Reconsidered (1988) (0)
The extent and limitations of the contributions of biology to understanding human social behaviour (1989) (0)
Book Review: Instinctive Behaviour (1959) (0)
Letters to the EditorTIT-BIT (1948) (0)
Primate Behavior, Irven DeVore (Ed.). Holt, Rinehart & Winston (1965) (1966) (0)
Primates Not Men (1971) (0)
Book Review: Maternal Behaviour in Mammals (1964) (0)
DRAFT Background Paper for Working Group 1 : HUMAN AGGRESSIVENESS AND WAR (2018) (0)
Book Review:Motivation of Human and Animal Behavior. Konrad Lorenz, Paul Leyhausen, B. A. Tonkin (1975) (0)
Index of Book Reviews (1989) (0)
POINTS FROM LETTERS: A Peck of Troubles (1948) (0)
Is there nothing new in primatology? (1981) (0)
Individual aggression, international aggression, and the building of trust (1989) (0)
What does it mean to say ‘I believe’? (2009) (0)
What does it mean to say ‘I believe’? (2009) (0)
Population Studies of Birds, D. Lack. Clarendon Press, Oxford (1966), Price 63s (1967) (0)
Aggression. Conflict in Animals and Humans Reconsidered, John Klama. Longman Scientific and Technical, London (1988), xiii, +169. Price £6.95 paperback (1988) (0)
S.A. Barnett Biology and Freedom. An Essay on the Implications of Huma (1989) (0)
Index to Titles of Books and Software Reviewed (1990) (0)
Attachment theory (Bowlby 1969, 1973, 1980) is a theory of the origin and nature of love. It has roots in psychoanalytic theory, ethology, con-trol systems theory, and World War II. Trained in psychoanalytic child (1996) (0)
Aggressive-behavior in relation to its underlying propensities and as negotiation (1984) (0)

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