Frank A. Beach

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Neuroendocrine regulation and behavior(68), Hormonal and reproductive studies(23), Human-Animal Interaction Studies(23), Stress Responses and Cortisol(22), Hypothalamic control of reproductive hormones(18)

Publications218 total

Introduction to Karl H. Pribram
2021
Conceptual Issues In Behavioral Endocrinology
2021
Autobiographies in Experimental Psychology
2021· 7 cited
Introduction to Curt P. Richter
2021
Investigation of color vision in the white rat.
2012
Mechanisms of Hormonal Action Upon Behaviour
Novartis Foundation symposium·2008· 1 cited
Sex and Species Differences in the Behavioural Effects of Gonadal Hormones
Novartis Foundation symposium·2008· 2 cited
Frank A. Beach.
Prentice-Hall, Inc eBooks·2007· 1 cited
Review: Historical origins of modern research on hormones and behavior
The MIT Press eBooks·2007
Masculine copulatory behavior in intact and castrated female rats
The MIT Press eBooks·2007· 1 cited
Donald Olding Hebb (1904–1985).
American Psychologist·1987· 3 cited
Effects of testosterone on ontogeny of urinary behavior in male and female dogs
Hormones and Behavior·1985· 36 cited
Hormonal modulation of genital reflexes in male and masculinized female dogs.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1984· 10 cited
Hormonal modulation of genital reflexes in male and masculinized female dogs.
Behavioral Neuroscience·1984· 12 cited
Development of attraction to estrous females in male dogs☆
Physiology & Behavior·1983· 15 cited
Daniel Berlyne Memorial Lecture: Hormones and psychological processes.
Canadian Journal of Psychology/Revue Canadienne de Psychologie·1983· 8 cited
Sexual cycles in female dogs treated with androgen during development
Behavioral and Neural Biology·1983· 23 cited
Sexual characteristics of female dogs during successive phases of the ovarian cycle
Hormones and Behavior·1982· 20 cited
Competitive behavior in male, female, and pseudohermaphroditic female dogs.
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology·1982· 2 cited
Competitive behavior in male, female, and pseudohermaphroditic female dogs.
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology·1982· 23 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Clellan S. Ford(3), Julian Jaynes(3), Robert E. Kuehn(3), Priscilla Rasquin(2), Richard E. Whalen(2), Abraham Stone(1), Lisbeth Jordan(1), Otto Klineberg(1), A. Marie Holz-Tucker(1), William Etkin(1), James R. Wilson(1), Thomas E. McGill(1), Donald A. Dewsbury(1), Benjamin D. Sachs(1), Milton Diamond(1), Amrei Holz(1), D. O. Hebb(1), Clifford T. Morgan(1), Henry W. Nissen(1), Gilbert E. Levinson(1)