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基本説明
Conceptually arranged to address the four formative questions posed by Niko Tinbergen in 1963, Volume One addresses causation and the mechanisms of animal behaviour; Volume Two presents the foremost research in the development of animal behaviour; Volume Three covers behavioural ecology and the function of animal behaviour, and Volume Four addresses research that attempts to reconstruct the evolutionary history of behaviour.
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The study of animal behaviour is a dynamic and vibrant field in contemporary psychology schools which has seen rapid growth and diversification throughout the last century. It forms a major area of study and research not only in cognitive, experimental and behavioural psychology, but also in neurobiology, evolutionary biology and evolutionary psychology. In this timely and comprehensive four-volume collection, two internationally renowned scholars bring together every seminal paper of the last century, from the canonical to the critical and contemporary.Conceptually arranged to address the four formative questions posed by Niko Tinbergen in 1963, Volume One addresses causation and the mechanisms of animal behaviour; Volume Two presents the foremost research in the development of animal behaviour; Volume Three covers behavioural ecology and the function of animal behaviour, and Volume Four addresses research that attempts to reconstruct the evolutionary history of behaviour.
Contents
Volume 1introduction: Causation and Development of Behaviour - Johan Bolhuis and Luc-Alain GiraldeauOn Aims and Methods of Ethnology - Nico TinbergenModels of MotivationThe Comparative Method in Studying innate Behaviour Patterns - Konrad LorenzThe Hierarchical Organization of Nervous Mechanisms Underlying instinctive Behaviour - Nico TinbergenThe Functional Organization of Behaviour - Gerard P. BaerendsHomeostasis and Behavior - Jerry A. HoganEnergy Models of Motivation - Robert HindeEnergy Models of Motivation: A reconsideration - Jerry A. HoganBiological RhythmsTemporal Orientation: Circadian clocks in animals and humans - Jurgen AschoffA Functional Analysis of Circadian Pacemakers in Nocturnal Rodents: Iv. Entrainment: pacemaker as clock - Colin Pittendrigh and Serge Daanintegration of Human Sleep-Wake Regulation and Circadian Rhythmicity - Derk-Jan Dijk and Stephen LockleyHormones, Brain and Cognition Interaction Between internal and External Environments in the Regulation of the Reproductive Cycle of the Ring Dove - Daniel LehrmanThe Activation of Sexual Behaviour By Hypothalamic Implants of Estrogen - G.W. Harris and R.P. MichaelRelations Between the Central Nervous System and the Peripheral Organs - Erich Von HolstWhat the Frog's Eye Tells the Frog's Brain - J.Y. Lettvin, H.R. Maturana, W.S. Mcculloch and W.H. PittsNeural Correlates of Key Stimulus and Releasing Mechanism - Joerg-Peter EwertSpontaneous Metatool Use By New Caledonian Crows - Alex Taylor, Gavin Hunt, Jennifer Holzhaider and Russell GrayVolume 2: Development of Animal BehaviourThe Nature/Nurture DebateA Critique of Konrad Lorenz' Theory of Instinctive Behavior - Daniel LehrmanHeredity and Environment in Mammalian Behaviour - D.O. HebbEvolution and Modification of Behavior (Excerpt) - Konrad LorenzSemantic and Conceptual Issues in the Nature-Nurture Problem - Daniel LehrmanSensitive Periods, Imprinting and Birdsong LearningDevelopmental Changes in Sensitivity to Experience - Patrick Bateson and Robert HindeDevelopment of Species Identification in Ducklings: Vi. Specific embryonic experience required to maintain species-typical perception in Peking ducklings - Gilbert GottliebThe Companion in the Bird's World - Konrad LorenzImprinting, Learning, and Development: From behaviour to brain and back - Johan Bolhuis and Robert HoneyThe Role of Auditory Feedback in the Control of Vocalization in the White-Crowned Sparrow - M. KonishiDevelopment of Motor PatternsOntogeny of Action Syntax in Altricial and Precocial Rodents: Grooming sequences of rat and guinea pig pups - Matthew Colonnese, Elizabeth Stallman and Kent BerridgeSuckling Isn't Feeding, Or Is It? - William Hall and Christina WilliamsOntogeny of Social Behaviour in Burmese Red Junglefowl (Gallus Gallus Spadiceus) (Excerpt) - Jaap KruijtDevelopment of the Brain and Social BehaviourCortical Mechanisms of Cognitive Development - Mark JohnsonStructure and Development of Behavior Systems - Jerry A. HoganSocial Deprivation in Monkeys - Harry Harlow and Margaret HarlowMother-infant Separation and the Nature of inter-individual Relationships: Experiments with Rhesus monkeys - Robert HindeLearningLearning As A Biological Phenomenon - T.J. RoperVolume 3: the Function of BehaviourIntroduction: Function and evolution of behaviour - Luc-Alain Giraldeau and Johan BolhuisAbout Function The Spandrels of San Marco and the Panglossian Paradigm: A critique of the adaptationist programme - Stephen Jay Gould and Richard C. LewontinIntroduction to Adaptation and Natural Selection: A critique of some current evolutionary thought - George C. WilliamsThe Cost-Benefit Approach Egg Shell Removal By the Black-Headed Gull Larus Ridibundus, L; A Behaviour Component of Camouflage - N. Tinbergen, G.J. Broekhuysen, F. Feekes, J.C.W. Houghton, H. Kruuk H. and E. SzulcOn Optimal use of a Patchy Environment - Robert Macarthur and Eric PiankaOptimal Foraging: The marginal value theorem - Eric CharnovOptimal Prey Selection in the Great Tit Parus Major - J.R. Krebs, J.T. Erichson, M.I. Webber and E.L. CharnovBehavioral Decisions Made Under the Risk of Predation: A review and prospectus - Steven Lima and Lawrence DillStrategies of Female Mate Choice: A theoretical analysis - Anthony JanetosGame theory and the Evolution of Behaviour - John Maynard SmithTerritorial Defence in the Great Tit, Parus Major: Do residents always win? - John KrebsGood Strategy or Evolutionarily Stable Strategy? - Richard DawkinsOn Territorial Behaviour and Other Factors influencing Habitat Distribution in Birds - Stephen Fretwell and Henry LucasAn Evolutionarily Stable Feeding Strategy in Sticklebacks - Manfred MilinskiSociobiology Altruism and Related Phenomena, Mainly in Social Insects - William HamiltonThe Evolution of Cooperative Breeding in Birds - Stephen EmlenThe Importance of Certain Assemblages of Birds As "information-Centers" for Food Finding - P. Ward and A. ZahaviHomicide and Kinship - Martin Daly and Margo WilsonMating and Reproductive BehaviourSexual Selection and the Evolution of Song - William Searcy and Malte anderssonMate Selection -A Selection for a Handicap - Amotz ZahaviInfluence of Colour-Banding On the Conspecific Preferences of Zebra Finches - Nancy Burley, Gail Krantzberg and Peter RadmanHeritable True Fitness and Bright Birds: A role of parasites - W.D. Hamilton and M. ZukVolume 4: the Evolution of BehaviourAbout Comparative StudiesPhylogenetic Analysis and Comparative Data: A test and review of evidence - R.P Freckleton, P.H. Harvey and M. PagelThe Social Organisation of Antelope in Relation To their Ecology - P.J. JarmanEvolution and BehaviourBirds, Behaviour and Anatomical Evolution - Jeff Wyles, Joseph Kunkel and Allan WilsonBrains, Innovation and Evolution in Birds and Primates - Louis Lefebvre, Simon Reader and Daniel SolSignals, Signal Conditions, and the Direction of Evolution - John EndlerPublic information: From nosy neighbors to cultural evolution - Etienne Danchin, Luc-Alain Giraldeau, Thomas Valone and Richard WagnerSociobiologyThe Evolution of Social Behavior - Richard AlexanderDo Animals Really Recognize Kin? - Alan GrafenThe Evolution of Reciprocal Altruism - Robert TriversThe Evolution of Cooperation - Robert Axelrod and William HamiltonParent-offspring Conflict - Robert TriversNepotism and the Evolution of Alarm Calls - Paul ShermanSexual SelectionPhylogenetic Evidence For the Role of Pre-Existing Bias in Sexual Selection - Alexandra BasoloParental Investment and Sexual Selection - Robert TriversEcology, Sexual Selection and the Evolution of Mating Systems - Stephen Emlen and Lewis OringSexual Selection and Signal Evolution: The ghost of biases past - Michael Ryan and A. Stanley Rand
