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Situation and stimulus effects on stereotyped behaviors of chimpanzees.
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  • 1954Three dimensions of emotion.1,059 cited
  • 1957The psychological significance of the concept of "arousal" or "activation."490 cited
  • 1946On the nature of fear.482 cited
  • 1953The Ape in Our House270 cited
  • 1958The development of affectional responses in infant monkeys.159 cited
  • 1959Motivation: A Systematic Reinterpretation128 cited
  • 1962Mother-infant relationship in the monkey, Macaca nemestrina: The effect of brief separation and mother-infant specificity.106 cited

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  • 1963Behavior of rhesus monkeys raised in isolation64 cited
  • 1968THE DEVELOPMENT OF FEAR IN MAN AND OTHER ANIMALS63 cited
  • 1964Patterns of responsiveness in chimpanzees reared through infancy under conditions of environmental restriction56 cited
  • 1974Sex and species differences in captivereared juvenile chimpanzees and orang-utans54 cited
  • 1978Social attachment and a sense of security — A review52 cited

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