Comparative Cognition and Behavior Reviews
Comparative Cognition and Behavior Reviews publishes review articles on topics in comparative cognition, animal cognition, and animal behavior, with a focus on comprehensive high quality review articles and short constructive critiques. We also publish brief reviews, innovation articles and how-to articles. Submissions that synthesize or build theoretical and practical bridges between related fields are also encouraged.
Current Issue: Volume 20, 2025
See the Table of Contents, or click directly an article listed below.
- Commentaries
- What an Animal Cognition Researcher Who Did Not Think They Studied Occasion Setting Might Take Home From This Conversation
- Occasion Setting in Humans: Norm or Exception?
- Occasion Setting in Animal Cognition Research: Some Unaddressed Issues
- What Does Studying Occasion Setting Mean? Commentary on Leising et al. (2025) “Are You Studying Occasion Setting? A Review for Inquiring Minds”
- Setting the Occasion for Suboptimal Choice
- Maybe We Are, But …: Occasion Setting in Intraverbal Behavior
- Stimuli, Responses and State Dependence: Occasion Setting as a General Mechanism of Associative Control
- Occasion Setting, Disjunctive Problem Structures, and the Art of Rationalizing Mistakes
- Yes, We Are Studying Occasion Setting: A Configural Complement to Leising et al.
- Are You Studying Occasion Setting? Be Cautious