Ronald Baenninger
Affiliations: | Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, United States |
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Sign in to add trainee| Deborah D. Sezov | grad student | 2002 | Temple University |
| Eve D. Marschark | grad student | 2004 | Temple University |
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| Marschark ED, Baenninger R. (2002) Modification of instinctive herding dog behavior using reinforcement and punishment Anthrozoos. 15: 51-68 |
| Baenninger R, Dengelmaier R, Navarrete J, et al. (2000) What's in a Name? Uncovering the Connotative Meanings of Animal Names Anthrozoos. 13: 113-117 |
| Baenninger R. (1997) On yawning and its functions. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. 4: 198-207 |
| Baenninger R. (1988) Animals in Art: Some Trends Across Three Millennia The Journal of Psychology. 122: 183-191 |
| Baenninger R. (1987) Vanishing Species: The Disappearance of Animals from Western Art Anthrozoos. 1: 85-89 |
| Cain NW, Baenninger R. (1980) Social organization and the maintenance of aggressive behavior in community-housed male Siamese fighting fish (Betta splendens) Animal Learning & Behavior. 8: 171-176 |
| Cain N, Baenninger R. (1979) Spatial discrimination of display and partial-display contingencies by male Siamese fighting fish. Behavioral and Neural Biology. 25: 502-9 |
| Baenninger R. (1978) Some aspects of predatory behavior Aggressive Behavior. 4: 287-311 |
| Baenninger R. (1974) Some consequences of aggressive behavior: A selective review of the literature on other animals Aggressive Behavior. 1: 17-37 |