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Comparative Psychology

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How Brains Think

William H. Calvin

1996

Liebe und Hass

Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt

1972

What it means to be human

Joanna Bourke

2011

The mentalities of gorillas and orangutans

Sue Taylor Parker, Robert W. Mitchell

1999

Instinct in man

R. Fletcher, Ronald Fletcher

1966

Psychotherapy, East and West

Alan Watts

1961

Developmental psychobiology

George F. Michel

1995

Brains of rats and men

C. Judson Herrick

1926

Dog behavior

John Paul Scott, John L. Fuller

1974

Readings in ethology and comparative psychology

Fox, Michael W.

1973

Personality

Arnold H. Buss

1988

Behavior

John B. Watson

1914

Hostility and aggression

Dolf Zillmann

1979

Does a Seal Smile? (Early Experiences)

Fred Ehrlich, Dr. Fred Ehrlich

2006

Fundamentals of comparative cognition

Sara J. Shettleworth

2013

Learning and Behavior

James E. Mazur

2005

Dogs never lie about love

J. Moussaieff Masson

1997

Contemporary learning theories

Stephen B. Klein

1989

The great apes

Yerkes, Robert Mearns

1929

A handbook of social psychology

Carl Allanmore Murchison

1935

Games primates play

Dario Maestripieri

2012

Rückseite des Spiegels

Konrad Lorenz

1977

Brain mechanisms and intelligence

Karl Spencer Lashley

1929

Are We Unique

Jame Trefil

1997

APA Handbook of Comparative Psychology : Vol. 1 : Basic Concepts, Methods, Neural Substrate, and Behavior Vol. 2

Josep Call

2017

General and comparative physiology

William Stewart Hoar

1966

Manwatching

Desmond Morris

1977 ★ 4.7

Judgment, decision, and choice

Howard Rachlin

1989

Levels of cognitive development

Tracy S. Kendler

1995

Learning and behaviour

James E. Mazur

1990

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