Stephen Walker

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Web Name: Stephen Walker

WebSite: http://s-f-walker.org.uk

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My graduate training was in the field of animal behaviour, with an emphasison conditioning and learning, I have since then had interests in severalbrain and behaviour issues, including the lateralization of brain function,and cognitive processes in animal behaviour, in particular visual categorizationin birds.I am currently interested in structure and function in vertebrate and invertebrate brains, and in related evolutionary questions. Books Walker, S.F. (1976) Learning and Reinforcement, London, Methuen, Essential Psychology Series, pp. 144 [ pdf version]Walker, S.F. (1983) Animal Thought, London, Routledge & KeganPaul, International Library of Psychology Series, pp. 437 Contents, and links to all chapters: [ pdf version]Walker, S.F. (1984/2017) Learning Theory and BehaviourModification, London, Methuen, New Essential Psychology Series, pp.184 [Buy now on Amazon]Walker, S.F. (1987) Animal Learning: An Introduction, London,Routledge & Kegan Paul, pp. 426 [ pdf version]Other publications: Walker, S.F. (2003) Misleading asymmetries of brain structure. Behavioural and Brain Sciences, Vol 26, No 2, pp. 240-241. [manuscript] [ pdf version]Walker, S.F. (1999) Review of Shettleworrth, Sara J. Cognition,Evolution and Behaviour: (Oxford University Press, 1998) Trendsin Cognitive Sciences, 3, 489-50. [draft] [ pdf draft] [as published] Walker, S.F. (1998) 'Animal Communication' in Mey J.L.(ed) Concise Encyclopedia of Pragmatics, Amsterdam, Elsevier pp26-35.[manuscript] [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1998) Precursors to theories of mind in nonhumanbrains. Behavioural and Brain Sciences, Vol 21, No. 1, pp 131-132.[manuscript] [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1998) Brain circuits ancient and modern.Behaviouraland Brain Sciences, Vol 21, No 4, p. 531. [manuscript] [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1996) Is human language just another neurobiologicalspecialization?Behavioural and Brain Sciences, vol 19, number 4,649-50. [manuscript] [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1995) Bartering used stone tools. Behavioural and Brain Sciences, vol. 18 number 1, 203-204[manuscript] [ pdf version] Walker, S. F. (1994) Review of Griffin, Donald R. Animal Minds. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1992) Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 47B, (1994) 349-351. Walker, S.F. (1994a) The possible role of asymmetric laryngealinnervation in language lateralization: Points for and against. Brainand Language, 46, 482-489. [manuscript][ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1994b) 'How general is a general theory of reinforcement',Behavioural and Brain Sciences, 17, 154-155. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1994c) 'Animal Communication' in Asher, R.E. and Simpson, J.M.Y. (eds) The Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, Vol. 4, Oxford, Pergamon, pp. 128-136. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1992) Review of Gallistel, Charles R. The Organization of Learning (Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 1990), Animal Behaviour, 43, (1992) 357. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1992) A brief history of connectionism andits psychological implications. In Clark, A. and Lutz, R. (eds) Connectionismin Context. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. 123-144. [manuscript][ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1991), Review of Kesner, R.P. and Olton, D.S. (eds) Neurobiology of Comparative Cognition (Hove and London, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1990), Biological Psychology, 32, (1991), 225-29. Walker, S.F. (1990a), 'Natural and unnatural justice in animal care.',Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 13, 43. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1990b), 'Specious comparisons versus comparativeepistomology', Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 13, 394-5. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1990c), Review of Bianki, V.L. The Right and Left Hemispheres of the Animal Brain. (London, Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, 1988), Biological Psychology, 30, (1990), 94-6. Walker, S.F. (1989a) Review of Pearce, J.M. An Introduction to Animal Cognition. (Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, 1987), Animal Behaviour, 37, (1989), 521-2. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1989b) Review of Davey, G. & Cullen, C. Human Operant Conditioning and Behaviour Modification. (Chichester, John Wiley, 1988), Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 41B, (1989) 409-12. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1987a) Or in the hand, or in the heart? Alternative routes tolateralization. Behavioural and Brain Sciences, 10, 288. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1987b) The evolution and dissolution of language. In Ellis, A.(ed.), Progress in the Psychology of Language. Volume 3. LawrenceErlbaum: London, 5-48. [ pdf version]Walker, S.F. (1987c) Review of Premack, D. Gavagai! or the Future History of the Animal Language Controversy, (Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press, 1986), Mind & Language, 2, (1987), 326-32. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1986) Review of Glick, S.D. (ed.) Cerebral Lateralization in Non-human Species, (London, Academic Press, 1985), Brain, vol. 109 (1986), 1321-2. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1985), 'Comparative Psychology', InThe Social Science Encyclopedia, eds A. Kuper and J. Kuper,London, Routledge and Kegan Paul, 140-1. [ pdf version] Walker, S. F. (1985) Review of Sarris, V. and Parducci, A. (eds): Perspectives in Psychological Experimentation: Toward the Year 2000 (London, Lawrence Erlbaum, 1984), Psychology News, vol. 42, (1985), 17. Walker, S. F. (1985) Review of Lerner, R.M.: On the Nature of Human Plasticity (Cambridge University Press, 1984), Psychology News, vol. 41, (1985), 14. Walker, S.F. (1982) Review of Locurto, C.M., H.S. Terrace and J. Gibbon (eds): Autoshaping and Conditioning Theory (London, Academic Press, 1981), British Journal of Psychology, vol. 73 (1982), 549-50. Walker, S. F. (1981) Necessary asymmetries in bilaterallysymmetrical brains. Speculations in Science andTechnology, 10, 575—578. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1981b) Review of Terrace, H.S.: Nim (London, Eyre Methuen, 1980), British Journal of Psychology, vol. 72 (1981), 403-4. [ pdf version) Walker, S.F. (1980) Review of Gray, J.H.: Pavlov (London, Fontana, 1979), British Journal of Psychology, vol. 71 (1980), 435-7. [ pdf version]Walker, S. F. (1980) Lateralisation of functions in thevertebrate brain: A review. British Journal of Psychology,71, 329—367. [ pdf version] Walker, S.F. (1979) Review of Hulse, S.H., Fowler, H. and W.K. Honig (eds): Cognitive Processes in Animal Behaviour (Hillsdale, N.J., Lawrence Erlbaum, 1978), Psychology Teaching, vol.7 (1979), 182-3. Walker, S. F. (1978) Review of Davis, H., and Hurwitz, H.M.B. (eds):Operant-Pavlovian Interactions (Hillsdale, N.J., Lawrence Erlbaum, 1977), Psychology Teaching, vol. 6 (1978), 75-6. Brener, J and Walker, S.F. (1976) Review of Mackintosh, N.J.: The Psychology of Animal Learning (London, Academic Press, 1974), British Journal of Psychology, vol. 67, 439-40. Walker, S.F. (1975) Review of Wheeler, H.(ed.): Beyond the Punitive Society (London, Wildwood House, 1973), Psychology Teaching, vol. 3 (1975), 218-9. Walker, S.F. Review of Blackman, D. Operant Conditioning: An Experimental Analysis of Behaviour (London, Methuen, 1974), British Journal of Psychology, vol. 66 (1975), 261-2. Adams, R.M. and Walker, S.F. (1972) Stimulus control of counting- like behaviour in rats., Psychonomic Science, vol. 29, 167-9. Schnelle, J.F., Walker, S.F.. and Hurwitz, H.M.B. (1971) Concurrent performance in septally operated rats: one and two response extinction., Physiology and Behaviour, vol. 6, 649-54. Foster, W.F., Walker, S.F., and Hurwitz, H.M.B. (1970) Effects of reinforcement on response alternation., Psychonomic Science, vol. 19, 171-3. Walker, S.F. and Furchtgott, E. (1970) Effects of prenatal X- irradiation on the acquisition, extinction and discrimination of a classically conditioned response., Radiation Research, vol. 42, 120-8. Walker, S.F., and Hurwitz, H.M.B. (1970) Effects of relative reinforcer duration on concurrent response rates., Psychonomic Science, vol. 22, 45-7. Walker, S.F., Schnelle, J., and Hurwitz, H.M.B. (1970), Rates of concurrent responses and reinforcer duration. Psychonomic Science, vol.21. 173-5.

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