Mollie A. Bloomsmith

Best Publications

• The use of positive reinforcement training techniques to enhance the care, management, and welfare of primates in the laboratory.

  Gail E. Laule;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Steven J. Schapiro

  252
  Citations

• Guidelines for developing and managing an environmental enrichment program for nonhuman primates.

  M. A. Bloomsmith;L. Y. Brent;Steven J Schapiro

  228
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• Enhancing the Zoo Visitor’s Experience by Public Animal Training and Oral Interpretation at an Otter Exhibit

  Ursula S. Anderson;Angela S. Kelling;Robin Pressley-Keough;Mollie A. Bloomsmith

  185
  Citations

• To hunt or not to hunt? A feeding enrichment experiment with captive large felids

  Meredith J. Bashaw;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;M.J. Marr;Terry L. Maple

  183
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• Positive reinforcement training as a technique to alter nonhuman primate behavior: quantitative assessments of effectiveness.

  Steven J. Schapiro;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Gail E. Laule

  167
  Citations

• Effects of predictable versus unpredictable feeding schedules on chimpanzee behavior

  Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Susan P. Lambeth

  146
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• Successful feeding enrichment for captive chimpanzees

  M. A. Bloomsmith;P. L. Alford;T. L. Maple

  143
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• Using training to moderate chimpanzee aggression during feeding

  M. A. Bloomsmith;G. E. Laule;P. L. Alford;R. H. Thurston

  116
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• Effects of human activity on chimpanzee wounding

  Susan P. Lambeth;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Patricia L. Alford

  111
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• Relative numerousness judgment and summation in young and old western lowland gorillas

  Ursula S. Anderson;Tara S. Stoinski;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Marcus J. Marr

  101
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• Positive reinforcement training to enhance the voluntary movement of group‐housed chimpanzees within their enclosures

  M. A. Bloomsmith;A. M. Stone;G. E. Laule

  92
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• Training to reliably obtain blood and urine samples from a diabetic chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes)

  Gail E. Laule;Robert H. Thurston;Patricia L. Alford;Mollie A. Bloomsmith

  85
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• Enrichment effects on rhesus monkeys successively housed singly, in pairs, and in groups

  Steven J. Schapiro;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Leila M. Porter;Scott A. Suarez

  83
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• Effects of social and inanimate enrichment on the behavior of yearling rhesus monkeys.

  Steven J. Schapiro;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Scott A. Suarez;Leila M. Porter

  80
  Citations

• Behavioral effects of enrichment on singly-housed, yearling rhesus monkeys: An analysis including three enrichment conditions and a control group.

  Steven J. Schapiro;Mollie A. Bloomsmith

  75
  Citations

• Benefits of pair housing are consistent across a diverse population of rhesus macaques

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  75
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• The use of technology to enhance zoological parks

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  74
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• Wounding aggression during the formation and maintenance of captive, multimale chimpanzee groups

  P. L. Alford;P. L. Alford;M. A. Bloomsmith;M. E. Keeling;T. F. Beck

  69
  Citations

• Retreat Space and Human Visitor Density Moderate Undesirable Behavior in Petting Zoo Animals

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  69
  Citations

• Addressing nonhuman primate behavioral problems through the application of operant conditioning: Is the human treatment approach a useful model?

  Mollie A. Bloomsmith;Mollie A. Bloomsmith;M. Jackson Marr;Terry L. Maple

  68
  Citations