How does behaviour develop in humans and animals? What are the causal mechanisms governing this behaviour? These important questions are addressed in this book.
How does behaviour develop in humans and animals? What are the causal mechanisms governing this behaviour? These important questions are addressed in this book.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Jaap Kruijt G. P. Baerends; Part I. Introduction: 1. The concept of cause in the study of behaviour J. A. Hogan; 2. Neurobiological analyses of behavioural mechanisms in development J. J. Bolhuis; Part II. Development of Perceptual and Motor Mechanisms: 3. The neural basis for the acquisition and production of bird song T. J. DeVoogd; 4. Sexual imprinting as a two-stage process H.-J. Bischof; 5. The influence of social interactions on the development of song and sexual preference in birds N. S. Clayton; 6. Perceptual mechanisms in imprinting and song learning C. ten Cate; 7. The development of action patterns K. C. Berridge; Part III. Development of Behaviour Systems: 8. The ontogeny of social displays: interplay between motor development, development of motivational systems and social experience T. G. G. Groothuis; 9. Psychobiology of the early mother - young relationship A. S. Fleming and E. M. Blass; 10. Development of behaviour systems J. A. Hogan; Part IV. Development of Cognition: 11. Cortical mechanisms of cognitive development M. H. Johnson; 12. Cognitive development in animals D. F. Sherry; 13. The biological building blocks of spoken language J. L. Locke; Part V. Learning and Development: 14. Behavioural change as a result of experience: toward principles of learning and development P. D. Balsam and R. Silver; 15. The varieties of learning in development: toward a common framework S. J. Shettleworth; 16. Representation development in associative systems I. P. L. McLaren; Index.
Introduction Jaap Kruijt G. P. Baerends; Part I. Introduction: 1. The concept of cause in the study of behaviour J. A. Hogan; 2. Neurobiological analyses of behavioural mechanisms in development J. J. Bolhuis; Part II. Development of Perceptual and Motor Mechanisms: 3. The neural basis for the acquisition and production of bird song T. J. DeVoogd; 4. Sexual imprinting as a two-stage process H.-J. Bischof; 5. The influence of social interactions on the development of song and sexual preference in birds N. S. Clayton; 6. Perceptual mechanisms in imprinting and song learning C. ten Cate; 7. The development of action patterns K. C. Berridge; Part III. Development of Behaviour Systems: 8. The ontogeny of social displays: interplay between motor development, development of motivational systems and social experience T. G. G. Groothuis; 9. Psychobiology of the early mother - young relationship A. S. Fleming and E. M. Blass; 10. Development of behaviour systems J. A. Hogan; Part IV. Development of Cognition: 11. Cortical mechanisms of cognitive development M. H. Johnson; 12. Cognitive development in animals D. F. Sherry; 13. The biological building blocks of spoken language J. L. Locke; Part V. Learning and Development: 14. Behavioural change as a result of experience: toward principles of learning and development P. D. Balsam and R. Silver; 15. The varieties of learning in development: toward a common framework S. J. Shettleworth; 16. Representation development in associative systems I. P. L. McLaren; Index.
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