Advances in the Study of Behavior

Advances in the Study of Behavior, Volume 58

An annual volume in the field of behavior science, brings together cutting-edge research, theoretical advances, and surveys the latest findings across learning, conditioning, memory, perception, decision-making, and related areas, while also blending behavioral analysis with neuroscience, genetics, and computational modeling.

Chapters in this new release include

Staying in Sync: Behavioral Synchrony and Cooperation in Dolphins, Bridging human and primate culture: toward a comparative evolutionary framework, Natural and sexual selection on reproduction in the sand goby – a dynamic mosaic in time and space, and Beyond protection from predators: the perks of being warningly colored.

Highlights

Synthesizes and summarizes the current state of knowledge on a specific topic in behavior, often with extensive literature reviews.

Spans psychology, ethology, neuroscience, genetics, and related fields, integrating findings across species (humans and animals).

Includes empirical data such as study designs, methodologies, experiments, and results that support conclusions.