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BOTTLE-FED NEONATES PREFER AN ODOR EXPERIENCED IN-UTERO TO AN ODOR EXPERIENCED POSTNATALLY IN THE FEEDING CONTEXT
Authors: MARLIER L SCHAAL B SOUSSIGNAN R
Citation: L. Marlier et al., BOTTLE-FED NEONATES PREFER AN ODOR EXPERIENCED IN-UTERO TO AN ODOR EXPERIENCED POSTNATALLY IN THE FEEDING CONTEXT, Developmental psychobiology, 33(2), 1998, pp. 133-145
NEONATAL RESPONSIVENESS TO THE ODOR OF AMNIOTIC AND LACTEAL FLUIDS - A TEST OF PERINATAL CHEMOSENSORY CONTINUITY
Authors: MARLIER L SCHAAL B SOUSSIGNAN R
Citation: L. Marlier et al., NEONATAL RESPONSIVENESS TO THE ODOR OF AMNIOTIC AND LACTEAL FLUIDS - A TEST OF PERINATAL CHEMOSENSORY CONTINUITY, Child development, 69(3), 1998, pp. 611-623
ORIENTATION RESPONSES TO BIOLOGICAL ODORS IN THE HUMAN NEWBORN - INITIAL PATTERN AND POSTNATAL PLASTICITY
Authors: MARLIER L SCHAAL B SOUSSIGNAN R
Citation: L. Marlier et al., ORIENTATION RESPONSES TO BIOLOGICAL ODORS IN THE HUMAN NEWBORN - INITIAL PATTERN AND POSTNATAL PLASTICITY, Comptes rendus de l'Academie des sciences. Serie 3, Sciences de la vie, 320(12), 1997, pp. 999-1005
FACIAL AND AUTONOMIC RESPONSES TO BIOLOGICAL AND ARTIFICIAL OLFACTORYSTIMULI IN HUMAN NEONATES - REEXAMINING EARLY HEDONIC DISCRIMINATION OF ODORS
Authors: SOUSSIGNAN R SCHAAL B MARLIER L JIANG T
Citation: R. Soussignan et al., FACIAL AND AUTONOMIC RESPONSES TO BIOLOGICAL AND ARTIFICIAL OLFACTORYSTIMULI IN HUMAN NEONATES - REEXAMINING EARLY HEDONIC DISCRIMINATION OF ODORS, Physiology & behavior, 62(4), 1997, pp. 745-758
MALE TESTOSTERONE LINKED TO HIGH SOCIAL-DOMINANCE BUT LOW PHYSICAL AGGRESSION IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE
Authors: SCHAAL B TREMBLAY RE SOUSSIGNAN R SUSMAN EJ
Citation: B. Schaal et al., MALE TESTOSTERONE LINKED TO HIGH SOCIAL-DOMINANCE BUT LOW PHYSICAL AGGRESSION IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE, Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 35(10), 1996, pp. 1322-1330
FORMS AND SOCIAL SIGNAL VALUE OF SMILES ASSOCIATED WITH PLEASANT AND UNPLEASANT SENSORY EXPERIENCE
Authors: SOUSSIGNAN R SCHAAL B
Citation: R. Soussignan et B. Schaal, FORMS AND SOCIAL SIGNAL VALUE OF SMILES ASSOCIATED WITH PLEASANT AND UNPLEASANT SENSORY EXPERIENCE, Ethology, 102(12), 1996, pp. 1020-1041
CHILDRENS FACIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO ODORS - INFLUENCES OF HEDONIC VALENCE OF ODOR, GENDER, AGE, AND SOCIAL PRESENCE
Authors: SOUSSIGNAN R SCHAAL B
Citation: R. Soussignan et B. Schaal, CHILDRENS FACIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO ODORS - INFLUENCES OF HEDONIC VALENCE OF ODOR, GENDER, AGE, AND SOCIAL PRESENCE, Developmental psychology, 32(2), 1996, pp. 367-379
FACIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO ODORS IN NORMAL AND PERVASIVELY DEVELOPMENTALLY DISORDERED CHILDREN
Authors: SOUSSIGNAN R SCHAAL B SCHMIT G NADEL J
Citation: R. Soussignan et al., FACIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO ODORS IN NORMAL AND PERVASIVELY DEVELOPMENTALLY DISORDERED CHILDREN, Chemical senses, 20(1), 1995, pp. 47-59
FACIAL EXPRESSIVENESS TO ODORS IN CHILDREN - STEREOTYPED OR CONTEXTUALLY VARIABLE
Authors: SOUSSIGNAN R SCHAAL B
Citation: R. Soussignan et B. Schaal, FACIAL EXPRESSIVENESS TO ODORS IN CHILDREN - STEREOTYPED OR CONTEXTUALLY VARIABLE, Chemical senses, 20(1), 1995, pp. 94-94
RESPONSIVENESS TO THE ODOR OF AMNIOTIC-FLUID IN THE HUMAN NEONATE
Authors: SCHAAL B MARLIER L SOUSSIGNAN R
Citation: B. Schaal et al., RESPONSIVENESS TO THE ODOR OF AMNIOTIC-FLUID IN THE HUMAN NEONATE, Biology of the neonate, 67(6), 1995, pp. 397-406
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