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Hormonal and environmental influences on sexual, aggressive and maternal behaviors in rodents. Effects of enrichment on hormonally-mediated social behaviors in rodents. Effects of hormones on learning and memory.
My research focuses on the interactions between the basal ganglia and prefrontal cortex during the learning and retention of behavioral tasks. I’m also interested in studying animal models of human disease conditions. Joe Erlichman in the biology department and I are currently collaborating on a project that examines the neurobiology of panic disorder.
