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 1983
Wolves of the World: Perspectives of Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation. Fred H. Harrington, Paul C. Paquet, Greg Moran
Binocular Depth Perception in the Meerkat (Suricata Suricatta), G. Moran, B. Timney, L. Sorensen, and B. Desrochers
Submissions from 1982
Long-term Patterns of Agonistic Interactions in a Captive Group of Wolves (Canis lupus), Greg Moran
Research in Animal Behaviour and the Zoo, Greg Moran
Submissions from 1981
A Description of Relational Patterns of Movement during ‘Ritualized Fighting’ in Wolves, Greg Moran, John C. Fentress, and Ilan Golani
Submissions from 1980
Some Effects of Lick-contingent Delays on the Development of Schedule-induced Polydipsia, G. Moran and R. L. Rudolph
Submissions from 1979
A Search for Order in Wolf Social Behaviour, Greg Moran and J. C. Fentress
Submissions from 1975
Severe Food Deprivation: Some Thoughts Regarding its Exclusive Use, Greg Moran