Division of Psychology: EARLY “EXPERIENCE” AND ITS EFFECTS ON LATER BEHAVIORAL PROCESSES IN RATS: I. INITIAL EXPERIMENTS*

The organization of behavior.

1950 • 6,879 citations

Emotional behavior in the rat. I. Defecation and urination as measures of individual differences in emotionality.

1934 • 1,281 citations

Functions of Varied Experience

1963 • 1,106 citations

The nature of the effect of free-environmental experience in the rat.

1952 • 213 citations

Readings in Social Psychology

1948 • 207 citations

A Further Study of Infantile Handling and Adult Avoidance Learning¹

1956 • 207 citations

The Effects of Early Shock and Handling on Later Avoidance Learning1

1956 • 199 citations

Some effects of electro-convulsive shock on a conditioned emotional response ("anxiety").

1951 • 136 citations

The effects of restricting early experience on the problem-solving capacity of dogs.

1954 • 107 citations

The effects of early restriction on activity in dogs.

1954 • 89 citations

The effect of different environments during infancy on adult behavior in the rat.

1952 • 80 citations

A note on Christie's: "Experimental naiveté and experiential naiveté."

1952 • 71 citations

Conditioned and unconditioned emotional defecation in the rat.

1953 • 70 citations

Individual differences in dogs: preliminary report on the effects of early experience.

1951 • 66 citations

The effects of infant feeding-frustration upon adult hoarding in the albino rat.

1941 • 61 citations

A further demonstration of the effects of electro-convulsive shock on a conditioned emotional response.

1951 • 56 citations

Mortality of albino rats under stress as a function of early handling.

1953 • 50 citations

Infantile deprivation and adult behavior in the rat: retention of increased rate of eating.

1952 • 40 citations

Experimental naïveté and experiential naïveté.

1951 • 32 citations