Comparing Behavior
Studying Man Studying Animals
Herausgeber: Rajecki, D W
Comparing Behavior
Studying Man Studying Animals
Herausgeber: Rajecki, D W
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First Published in 1983. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 1983. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1983
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 572g
- ISBN-13: 9780898592597
- ISBN-10: 0898592593
- Artikelnr.: 45332972
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 1983
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 572g
- ISBN-13: 9780898592597
- ISBN-10: 0898592593
- Artikelnr.: 45332972
D.W. Rajecki, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis
Preface
Reader's guide to Section 1
ISSUES AND ESSAYS: POINTS TO VIEW IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
1. Overcoming Our Resistance to Animal Research: Man in Comparative Perspective
2. Comparison of Human Behaviors
3. The Comparative Approach in Human Ethology
4. Successful Comparative Psychology: Four Case Histories
Reader's guide to Section 2
THEORETICAL CONCERNS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
5. Mentalism and Behaviorism in Comparative Psychology
6. The Ideas of Change
Progress
and Continuity in the Comparative Psychology of Learning
7. Hybrid Models: Modifications in Models of Social Behavior That Are Borrowed Across Species and Up Evolutionary Grades
8. On the Process and Product of Cross-Species Generalization
Reader's guide to Section 3
BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY: GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
9. Disentangling Genetic and Cultural Influences on Human Behavior: Problems and Prospects
10. Homology
Genetics
and Behavior: Homology From a Behavior-Genetic Perspective
Author Index
Subject Index
Reader's guide to Section 1
ISSUES AND ESSAYS: POINTS TO VIEW IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
1. Overcoming Our Resistance to Animal Research: Man in Comparative Perspective
2. Comparison of Human Behaviors
3. The Comparative Approach in Human Ethology
4. Successful Comparative Psychology: Four Case Histories
Reader's guide to Section 2
THEORETICAL CONCERNS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
5. Mentalism and Behaviorism in Comparative Psychology
6. The Ideas of Change
Progress
and Continuity in the Comparative Psychology of Learning
7. Hybrid Models: Modifications in Models of Social Behavior That Are Borrowed Across Species and Up Evolutionary Grades
8. On the Process and Product of Cross-Species Generalization
Reader's guide to Section 3
BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY: GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
9. Disentangling Genetic and Cultural Influences on Human Behavior: Problems and Prospects
10. Homology
Genetics
and Behavior: Homology From a Behavior-Genetic Perspective
Author Index
Subject Index
Preface
Reader's guide to Section 1
ISSUES AND ESSAYS: POINTS TO VIEW IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
1. Overcoming Our Resistance to Animal Research: Man in Comparative Perspective
2. Comparison of Human Behaviors
3. The Comparative Approach in Human Ethology
4. Successful Comparative Psychology: Four Case Histories
Reader's guide to Section 2
THEORETICAL CONCERNS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
5. Mentalism and Behaviorism in Comparative Psychology
6. The Ideas of Change
Progress
and Continuity in the Comparative Psychology of Learning
7. Hybrid Models: Modifications in Models of Social Behavior That Are Borrowed Across Species and Up Evolutionary Grades
8. On the Process and Product of Cross-Species Generalization
Reader's guide to Section 3
BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY: GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
9. Disentangling Genetic and Cultural Influences on Human Behavior: Problems and Prospects
10. Homology
Genetics
and Behavior: Homology From a Behavior-Genetic Perspective
Author Index
Subject Index
Reader's guide to Section 1
ISSUES AND ESSAYS: POINTS TO VIEW IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
1. Overcoming Our Resistance to Animal Research: Man in Comparative Perspective
2. Comparison of Human Behaviors
3. The Comparative Approach in Human Ethology
4. Successful Comparative Psychology: Four Case Histories
Reader's guide to Section 2
THEORETICAL CONCERNS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
5. Mentalism and Behaviorism in Comparative Psychology
6. The Ideas of Change
Progress
and Continuity in the Comparative Psychology of Learning
7. Hybrid Models: Modifications in Models of Social Behavior That Are Borrowed Across Species and Up Evolutionary Grades
8. On the Process and Product of Cross-Species Generalization
Reader's guide to Section 3
BEHAVIOR AND BIOLOGY: GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN A COMPARATIVE APPROACH
9. Disentangling Genetic and Cultural Influences on Human Behavior: Problems and Prospects
10. Homology
Genetics
and Behavior: Homology From a Behavior-Genetic Perspective
Author Index
Subject Index