Hormones and Behavior

Richard E. Whalen (March 29, 1934–September 23, 2001)
pp. 371-379(9)

Masculinized Finger Length Patterns in Human Males and Females with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
pp. 380-386(7)
Authors: Brown W.M.; Hines M.; Fane B.A.; Breedlove S.M.

Associations between Stress Reactivity and Sexual and Nonsexual Risk Taking in Young Adult Human Males
pp. 387-398(12)
Authors: Halpern C.T.; Campbell B.; Agnew C.R.; Thompson V.; Udry J.R.

Testosterone and Prolactin Are Associated with Emotional Responses to Infant Cries in New Fathers
pp. 399-413(15)
Authors: Fleming A.S.; Corter C.; Stallings J.; Steiner M.

Statistical Analysis of Hormonal Influences on Arousal Measures in Ovariectomized Female Mice
pp. 414-423(10)
Authors: Frohlich J.; Morgan M.; Ogawa S.; Burton L.; Pfaff D.

Salivary Hormone Concentrations in Mothers and Fathers Becoming Parents Are Not Correlated
pp. 424-436(13)
Authors: Berg S.J.; Wynne-Edwards K.E.

Prenatal Stress Alters Seizure Thresholds and the Development of Kindled Seizures in Infant and Adult Rats
pp. 437-447(11)
Authors: Edwards H.E.; Dortok D.; Tam J.; Won D.; Burnham W.M.I.

Testosterone Rapidly Reduces Anxiety in Male House Mice (Mus musculus)
pp. 448-460(13)
Authors: Aikey J.L.; Nyby J.G.; Anmuth D.M.; James P.J.

Cyclic Estradiol Treatment Normalizes Body Weight and Restores Physiological Patterns of Spontaneous Feeding and Sexual Receptivity in Ovariectomized Rats
pp. 461-471(11)
Authors: Asarian L.; Geary N.

Prenatal Stress Alters Reproductive Responses of Rats in Behavioral Estrus and Paced Mating of Hormone-Primed Rats
pp. 472-483(12)
Authors: Frye C.A.; Orecki Z.A.

Estrogen Receptor Influences Socially Motivated Behaviors
pp. 484-491(8)
Authors: Imwalle D.B.; Scordalakes E.M.; Rissman E.F.

Relative Lengths of Fingers and Toes in Human Males and Females
pp. 492-500(9)
Authors: McFadden D.; Shubel E.

Seventh Annual Meeting of the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology (SBN)
pp. 501-501(1)

Author Index for Volume 42
pp. 502-502(1)