The Journal of Comparative Psychology is the premiere journal of research on the behavior, cognition, perception, and social relationships of diverse species, from a comparative perspective. Behavior genetics, behavioral rhythms, communication, comparative cognition, behavioral biology of conservation and animal welfare, development, endocrine-behavior interactions, evolutionary psychology, methodology, phylogenetic comparisons, orientation and navigation, sensory and perceptual processes, and social behavior and social cognition are covered. With contributions from researchers worldwide, the Journal of Comparative Psychology offers subscribers an increased understanding of how all species, including humans, evolve and adapt to their environment. Up to 133 line screen for text and covers. Camera-ready copy or offset negatives preferred.
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