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Part I. Introduction: Levels and Processes; Part II. The Development ofBehaviour: Are There Principles of Behavioural Development?; 1. Differencesin behavioural development in closely related species; 2. Commentary 1; PartIII. Neural and Endocrine Aspects of Behaviour: Analytical Ethology andSynthetic Neuroscience; 3. Cerebral function and behaviour investigatedthrough a study of imprinting; 4. How does environment influence thebehavioural action of hormones?; 5. Testosterone, attention and memory; 6. Apsychobiological approach to maternal behaviour among the primates; 7.Commentary 2; Part IV. Social Organisation: 8. The evolution of sexdifferences and the consequences of polygamy in mammals; 9. What can we sayabout social structure?; 10. On declaring commitment to a partner; 11.Commentary 3; Part V. Human Behaviour: 12. Ethological light onpsychoanalytical problems; 13. Temperament and attachment: an eclecticapproach; 14. A fresh look at maternal deprivation; 15. The individual andenvironment in human behavioural development; 16. Relationships anddevelopment: the significance of Robert Hinde's work for developmentalpsychology; 17. Commentary 4; Part VI. Aggression and War: 18. Anevolutionary perspective on human aggression; 19. Commentary 5; Part VII.Memoirs: 20. Some personal remarks; 21. Robert Hinde in Africa; 22.Commentary 6; Appendices; Index.