2026 Bruce Svare: Psychology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Psychology	32	11001	10299	5733	5236	65	3426

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Psychology

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Research.com Recognitions

1987 - Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA)

Best Publications

Hormones and Aggressive Behavior

Bruce B. Svare

485
Citations
Postpartum aggression in mice: Experiential and environmental factors ☆

Bruce Svare;Ronald Gandelman

153
Citations
The nucleus accumbens as a site of action for rewarding properties of testosterone and its 5α-reduced metabolites

C.A Frye;M.E Rhodes;R Rosellini;B Svare

143
Citations
The testosterone metabolite and neurosteroid 3α-androstanediol may mediate the effects of testosterone on conditioned place preference.

C.A Frye;D Park;M Tanaka;R Rosellini

133
Citations
Maternal Aggression in Mammals

Bruce B. Svare

131
Citations
Fighting behavior in female mice following chronic androgen treatment during adulthood.

Bruce Svare;Paula G. Davis;Ronald Gandelman

129
Citations
Pituitary-adrenocortical activity and intermale aggressiveness in isolated mice.

Alan I. Leshner;William A. Walker;Allan E. Johnson;James S. Kelling

120
Citations
Postpartum aggression in mice: The influence of suckling stimulation

Bruce Svare;Ronald Gandelman

115
Citations
Infanticide: genetic, developmental and hormonal influences in mice.

Bruce Svare;Martha Mann

107
Citations
Prenatal stress alters maternal aggression in mice

Craig Kinsley;Bruce Svare

99
Citations
Suckling stimulation induces aggression in virgin female mice.

Bruce Svare;Bruce Svare;Ronald Gandelman

95
Citations
Some situational and experiential determinants of maternal aggression in mice.

Bruce Svare;Cynthia Betteridge;Debra Katz;Owen Samuels

95
Citations
The testosterone metabolite and neurosteroid 3α-androstanediol may mediate the effects of testosterone on conditioned place preference

Robert A Rosellini;Bruce B Svare;Madeline E Rhodes;Cheryl A Frye

94
Citations
Maternal aggression in mice: Influence of the young

Bruce B. Svare

85
Citations
Genotype modulates prenatal stress effects on aggression in male and female mice

Craig Kinsley;Bruce Svare

83
Citations
A longitudinal analysis of maternal aggression in Rockland-Swiss albino mice.

Bruce Svare;Ronald Gandelman

77
Citations
Time of neonatal androgen exposure influences length of testosterone treatment required to induce aggression in adult male and female mice.

Frederick S. Vom Saal;Bruce Svare;Ronald Gandelman

72
Citations
Prenatal stress reduces intermale aggression in mice

Craig Kinsley;Bruce Svare

71
Citations
The role of progesterone in pregnancy-induced aggression in mice.

Martha A Mann;Chris Konen;Bruce Svare

65
Citations
Prenatal stress effects: are they mediated by reductions in maternal food and water intake and body weight gain?

Craig Kinsley;Bruce Svare

62
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