EFFECTS OF MATERNAL FACTORS UPON GROWTH AND BEHAVIOR OF THE RAT1

Victor H. Denenberg · Donald R. Ottinger · Mark W. Stephens

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Many animal studies have been concerned with maternal behavior; and many others have investigated the effects of various preweaning and postweaning experiences on the subsequent development of the organism. Few studies, however, have been specifically concerned with the effects of the mother's behavior on the subsequent growth and behavior of offspring. Researchers studying early experience have not been interested in maternal behavior variables, while those who investigated factors affecting maternal behavior have not concerned themselves with the influence of these variables

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