Titlebook: Heterotypical Behaviour in Man and Animals; M. Haug,P. F. Brain,C. Aron Book 1991 M. Haug, P. Brain and C. Aron 1991 behavior

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Biological and Psychological Factors in Human Aggression,mental factors that play a role in its genesis and interact with each other in subtle ways. The term ″aggression″ may be used in a positive sense to mean ambitious and assertive, as in “aggressive salesperson”, through minor negative meanings, including irritability, argumentativeness and intrusiven

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Heterotypical Behaviour in Man and Animals: Concepts and Strategies,lly intact, male mice attack lactating females ?″ (Haug & Brain, 1978). I realize that it is more common for the student of human behaviour to ask the obverse question; nonetheless, the question is legitimate.

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Are Behaviours Specific to Animals of Particular Sex ?,awed, or (c) are there circumstances when behaviour typical of the “other” sex can be advantageous to particular animals ? This initial account will briefly review the data on the presumed biological origins of sexual dimorphic behaviours and then will examine the topics treated in the rest of this diverse volume.

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Book 1991ts, physicians, and workers in social sciences. Although Heterotypical Sexual Behaviour is a major theme, this volume attempts to display wide interest in reproductive medicine, general physiology, and behaviour in the two sexes. The editors explore the psycho-social dimension, not only of sexuality

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Heterotypical Sexual Behaviour in Male Mammals: The Rat as an Experimental Model,neously occurs in females of a large number of subhuman mammalian species where females mount other animals in a manner resembling the copulatory behaviour of males of the same species. Although less frequently, female copulatory behaviour has also been shown to occur in males.

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Neuroendocrine Differentiation of Sex-Specific Gonadotrophin Secretion, Sexual Orientation and Gendcation of a male and a female germ cell. If a Y-bearing sperm cell fuses with an X-bearing ovum, testes will develop. If an X-bearing sperm cell fuses with an X-bearing ovum, ovaries will develop. Thus, the genetic sex normally determines the gonadal sex.

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Biological and Psychological Factors in Human Aggression,r will examine only the extreme forms of human aggression, namely, violence such as homicide, physical assault resulting in criminal charges, and sexual assaults on strangers. Hopefully, a careful exploration of extreme cases will lead to a fuller understanding of aggression in general.