Theses & Dissertations
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| B.A. Theses |
| Nicole Barger. Variability in maternal behavior in two groups of captive lowland gorillas. University of Chicago, 2001. |
| Masters Theses |
| Karen H. Ahmed.
Cross-cultural patterns of pregnancy sickness and
food taboos: an evolutionary perspective.
University of Chicago, 2000. Kai M. McCormack. The social development of maternally maltreated rhesus macaque infants. University of Georgia, 2000 Franklynn C. Graves. Opioids and affiliation: A role for endogenous opioids in pathological parenting among rhesus macaques. Emory University, 2001. Suzanne Pelka. Interest in infants across the lifespan: biological and social influences. University of Chicago, 2001. Jessica Whitham. Greeting interactions among adult male baboons. University of Chicago, 2002 Tonya Fisher. Primed for parenting: Changes in infant preference and maternal attachment during pregnancy. University of Chicago, 2003. Marco Leoni. Female copulation calls and male mate guarding in baboons. University of Chicago, 2003. Stephen Ross. The effects of early rearing condition on the social behavioral development of captive chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes). University of Chicago, 2003. Geertrui Spaepen. The influence of menarche and early childhood experiences on adolescent girls' visual preferences for infant faces. University of Chicago, 2003. Kristina Durante. The relationship between relative digit ratios and pubertal timing. University of Chicago, 2004. Geertrui Spaepen. Morning sickness, food toxins, and pregnancy outcome: a prospective multi-ethnic study. University of Chicago, 2005. Jennifer Radtke. Female social relationships in Guinea baboons. University of Chicago, 2005. Rachel Barnett. A functional approach to fear comprehension in primates. University of Chicago, 2006. Christy Hoffman. Influences of aging on free-ranging rhesus macaque females' interactions with males and infants. University of Chicago, 2006. Angelina Ruiz-Lambides. Seasonal effects on mortality in a free-ranging population of rhesus macaques. University of Chicago, 2006.
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| Ph.D. Dissertations |
| James R. Roney.
Hormonal and psychological responses of men to
sensory cues from women. University of
Chicago, 2002. Kai M. McCormack. The effects of maternal maltreatment on the behavioral and neuroendocrine development of the rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) infant: the first 6 months. University of Georgia, 2003. Christine L. Glover. What women want from their romantic partners: the role of the social environment. University of Chicago, 2003. Jessica C. Whitham. The grunt and girney vocalizations of free-ranging female rhesus macaques. University of Chicago, 2006. Christy Hoffman. Social influences on biomarkers of aging in free-ranging female rhesus macaques: behavioral and neuroendocrine mechanisms. University of Chicago, in progress. Marco Leoni. Intrasexual selection and reproductive success in wild howler monkeys, Alouatta palliata. University of Chicago, in progress.
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