THE ONTOGENY OF EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR**The preparation of this chapter was aided especially by a postdoctoral fellowship from the National Science Foundation taken at the Delta Regional Primate Research Center of Tulane University and by a special research fellowship from the National Institute of Mental Health taken at the Pennsylvania State University. I am extremely grateful to a number of investigators who graciously provided me with unpublished papers and preprints and who patiently answered my questions about their work and opinions. A number of persons active in the field kindly supplied me with thoughtful replies to an inquiry regarding the composition of the chapter. I thank Steven De-Kosky and Jay Poliner for their aid in locating sources. Drs. J. Ernest Keen, William A. Mason, Emil Menzel, Jr., and Howard Moltz provided detailed comments on this chapter for which I am very grateful.-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

THE ONTOGENY OF EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR**The preparation of this chapter was aided especially by a postdoctoral fellowship from the National Science Foundation taken at the Delta Regional Primate Research Center of Tulane University and by a special research fellowship from the National Institute of Mental Health taken at the Pennsylvania State University. I am extremely grateful to a number of investigators who graciously provided me with unpublished papers and preprints and who patiently answered my questions about their work and opinions. A number of persons active in the field kindly supplied me with thoughtful replies to an inquiry regarding the composition of the chapter. I thank Steven De-Kosky and Jay Poliner for their aid in locating sources. Drs. J. Ernest Keen, William A. Mason, Emil Menzel, Jr., and Howard Moltz provided detailed comments on this chapter for which I am very grateful.

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Candland Douglas K.

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