Psychology Publications
The Psychology Department at Western has over 50 faculty members representing four Clusters of Research Excellence. Our faculty work with talented graduate and post-graduate students on cutting-edge questions about human and animal behavior. Undergraduate students in Psychology often participate in these exciting research programs. Clinical Science and Psychopathology (CSP) Cognitive, Developmental, and Brain Sciences (CDB) Industrial/Organizational Psychology (I/O) Social, Personality and Developmental Psychology (SPDP).
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Submissions from 1995
A Categorical Description of Infant-mother Relationships in the Home and its Relation to Q-sort Measures of Infant-mother Interaction, David Pederson and Greg Moran
Appendix B. Maternal Behaviour Q-set, David Pederson and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1994
Responsiveness and Dependency Are Different Aspects of Social Contingencies: An Example from Mother and Infant Smiles, Douglas Symons and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1992
Approaches to Sequential Analysis and the Description of Contingency in Behavioral Interaction, G. Moran, J. E. Dumas, and D. K. Symons
Maternal Sensitivity and Infant-Mother Attachment in a Developmentally Delayed Sample, Greg Moran, David R. Pederson, Pat Pettit, and Anne Krupka
Submissions from 1990
Maternal Sensitivity and the Security of Infant-Mother Attachment: A Q-Sort Study, David R. Pederson, Greg Moran, Carolyn Sitko, Kathy Campbell, Kristen Ghesquire, and Heather Acton
Using Personal Computers for Behavioral Coding in Real-Time: The REALTIME and TMERGE Programs, Douglas K. Symons, Heather M. Acton, and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1988
The Efficacy of Hypnosis- and Relaxation-induced Analgesia on Two Dimensions of Pain for Cold Pressor and Electrical Tooth Pulp Stimulation, Manon Houle, Patricia A. McGrath, Greg Moran, and Owen J. Garrett
Attachment Theory, Personality Development, and Psychotherapy, Randolph J. Paterson and Greg Moran
Computing Lag Sequential Statistics on Dyadic Time Interval Data: The TLAG Program, Douglas K. Symons, Richard D. Wright, and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1987
Applied Dimensions of Comparative Psychology, Greg Moran
The Application of the Science of Animal Behaviour to the Zoo and the Ethics of Keeping Animals in Captivity, Greg Moran
Patterns of Maternal and Infant Imitation during Play, Greg Moran, Anne Krupka, Ann Tutton, and Doug Symons
The Behavioral Dynamics of Mutual Responsiveness in Early Face-to-Face Mother-Infant Interactions, Douglas K. Symons and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1986
The Behaviour of Domestic Animals, Greg Moran
The Unexpected Death of a Child, Greg Moran, T. C. Frewen, and S. Millar
Scent Marking Behavior in a Captive Group of Meerkats (Suricata suricatta), Greg Moran and Linda Sorensen
Submissions from 1985
Behavioural Description and its Impact on Functional Inference, Greg Moran
The Place of Formal Description and Relational Measures in the Study of Social Behaviour and Communication, Greg Moran
Social Communication Behaviour in the Meerkat, Linda Sorensen and Greg Moran
Submissions from 1984
Vigilance Behaviour and Alarm Cells in a Captive Group of Meerkats, Greg Moran
The Behavioral Researcher and the Zoological Park, Greg Moran and Linda Sorensen
Submissions from 1983
A Motility-Immobility Gradient in the Behavior of the "Inferior" Wolf during "Ritualized Fighting", Ilan Golani and Greg Moran
Wolves of the World: Perspectives of Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation. Fred H. Harrington, Paul C. Paquet, Greg Moran