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Mothers Have Lower Testosterone Than Non-Mothers: Evidence From the Philippines

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2010English

Estrogenic Plant Consumption Predicts Red Colobus Monkey (Procolobus Rufomitratus) Hormonal State and Behavior

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2012English

Negative Emotionality, Depressive Symptoms and Cortisol Diurnal Rhythms: Analysis of a Community Sample of Middle-Aged Males

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2011English

Introduction to the Special Issue on Human Competition

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2017English

Sex and Estrous Cycle Differences in Immediate Early Gene Activation in the Hippocampus and the Dorsal Striatum After the Cue Competition Task

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2017English

Human Neuroimaging of Oxytocin and Vasopressin in Social Cognition

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2012English

Behavioral and Physiological Plasticity: Rapid Changes During Social Ascent in an African Cichlid Fish

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2010English

Helping Hands, Healthy Body? Oxytocin Receptor Gene and Prosocial Behavior Interact to Buffer the Association Between Stress and Physical Health

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2013English

Otoacoustic Emissions, Auditory Evoked Potentials and Self-Reported Gender in People Affected by Disorders of Sex Development (DSD)

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2014English

Mean Fecal Glucocorticoid Metabolites Are Associated With Vigilance, Whereas Immediate Cortisol Levels Better Reflect Acute Anti-Predator Responses in Meerkats

Hormones and Behavior
EndocrineEndocrinologyBehavioral NeuroscienceAutonomic Systems
2014English

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