Social boldness correlates with brain gene expression in male green anoles
Within populations, some individuals tend to exhibit a bold or shy social behavior phenotype
relative to the mean. The neural underpinnings of these differing phenotypes–also …
relative to the mean. The neural underpinnings of these differing phenotypes–also …
Aggressive but not reproductive boldness in male green anole lizards correlates with baseline vasopressin activity
D Kabelik, AR Julien, BR Waddell, MA Batschelett… - Hormones and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Across species, individuals within a population differ in their level of boldness in social
encounters with conspecifics. This boldness phenotype is often stable across both time and …
encounters with conspecifics. This boldness phenotype is often stable across both time and …
Behavioral diversity and neurochemical plasticity: selection of stress coping strategies that define social status
WJ Korzan, CH Summers - Brain Behavior and Evolution, 2007 - karger.com
Social interactions include a variety of stimulating but challenging factors that are the basis
for strategies that allow individuals to cope with novel or familiar stressful situations …
for strategies that allow individuals to cope with novel or familiar stressful situations …
Neural activity in the social decision-making network of the brown anole during reproductive and agonistic encounters
D Kabelik, CA Weitekamp, SC Choudhury… - Hormones and …, 2018 - Elsevier
Animals have evolved flexible strategies that allow them to evaluate and respond to their
social environment by integrating the salience of external stimuli with internal physiological …
social environment by integrating the salience of external stimuli with internal physiological …
Proximate pathways underlying social behavior
DR Rubenstein, HA Hofmann - Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences, 2015 - Elsevier
Highlights•Integrative study of animal behavior can both shift and re-enforce
paradigms.•Social behavior lends itself well to such an integrative approach.•We emphasize …
paradigms.•Social behavior lends itself well to such an integrative approach.•We emphasize …
Intraindividual variability of boldness is repeatable across contexts in a wild lizard
L Highcock, AJ Carter - PLoS One, 2014 - journals.plos.org
Animals do not behave in exactly the same way when repeatedly tested in the same context
or situation, even once systematic variation, such as habituation, has been controlled for …
or situation, even once systematic variation, such as habituation, has been controlled for …
Repeatability and heritability of social reaction norms in a wild agamid lizard
In the evolutionary transition from solitary to group living, it should be adaptive for animals to
respond to the environment and choose when to socialize to reduce conflict and maximize …
respond to the environment and choose when to socialize to reduce conflict and maximize …
Repeatability and reproductive consequences of boldness in female gray seals
CM Bubac, DW Coltman, W Don Bowen… - Behavioral Ecology and …, 2018 - Springer
Wild animals show consistent individual variation in behavior across time and/or contexts,
now referred to as animal personality. While this variability may have important ecological …
now referred to as animal personality. While this variability may have important ecological …
Neural circuits of social behaviors: Innate yet flexible
Social behaviors, such as mating, fighting, and parenting, are fundamental for survival of any
vertebrate species. All members of a species express social behaviors in a stereotypical and …
vertebrate species. All members of a species express social behaviors in a stereotypical and …
Are shy individuals less behaviorally variable? Insights from a captive population of mouse lemurs
JL Verdolin, J Harper - Primates, 2013 - Springer
Increasingly, individual variation in personality has become a focus of behavioral research
in animal systems. Boldness and shyness, often quantified as the tendency to explore novel …
in animal systems. Boldness and shyness, often quantified as the tendency to explore novel …