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Kimberley
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Kimberley
A. Phillips, Ph.D.
Departments of Psychology & Biology
Hiram College
PO Box 67
Hiram OH 44234-0067
Voice:
330-569-5229
Fax: 330-569-5448
E-mail: phillipsk@hiram.edu |
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Education
- Ph.D. Psychology
(Biological Psychology), University of Georgia, 1994.
- M.S. Psychology
(Biological Psychology), University of Georgia, 1991.
- B.S. Psychology,
Wofford College, SC, 1989.
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Professional
Experience
- Associate
Professor, Hiram College, Departments of Psychology and Biology;
2000-present.
- Instructor,
Ometepe Biological Field Station, Ometepe, Nicaragua; 2003-present.
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- Assistant
Professor, Hiram College, Departments of Psychology and Biology;
1994 -1999.
- Instructor,
The University of the South, Department of Psychology; 1994.
Publications
(student co-authors are indicated by *)
- Phillips,
K.A., Shauver Goodchild, L.M., Haas, M.E.*, Ulyan, M*. & Petro,
S*. (in press). The role of visual, acoustic and olfactory information
during embedded invertebrate foraging in brown capuchins (Cebus
apella). Journal of Comparative Psychology.
- Phillips,
K.A. & Abercrombie, C.L. (In press). Conservation. Grzimek’s
Animal Life Encyclopedia, Volume IV: Mammals. Gale Group, Chicago.
- Phillips,
K.A., Shauver Goodchild, L.M., Reinking, L.N. & Zegers, D.A.
(In press). Neurotransmitters and aggressive behavior in crayfish.
In E. Jakob & M. Hodge (eds.), Learning the skills of research:
Animal behavior exercises in the laboratory and field.
- Phillips,
K.A., Grafton, B.W., & Haas, M.E*. (2003). Tap-scanning for
invertebrates by capuchins (Cebus apella). Folia Primatologica
74: 162-164.
- Phillips,
K.A. & Abercrombie, C.L. (2003). Distribution and conservation
status of the primates of Trinidad. Primate Conservation 19: 19-22.
- Phillips,
K.A. (1998). Tool use in wild capuchin monkeys (Cebus albifrons
trinitatis). American Journal of Primatology 46: 259-261.
- Phillips,
K.A., Elvey, C.R.*, & Abercrombie, C.L. (1998). Applying GPS
to the study of primate ecology: A useful tool? American Journal
of Primatology 46: 167-172.
- Phillips,
K.A. (1996). Natural conceptual behavior in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri
sciureus): An experimental investigation. Primates 37(3): 325-330.
- Dettmer,
E.L., Phillips, K.A., Rager, D.R., Bernstein, I.S., & Fragaszy,
D.M. (1996). Behavioral and cortisol responses to repeated capture
and venipuncture in Cebus apella. American Journal of Primatology
38: 357-362.
- Phillips,
K.A. (1995). Foraging-related agonism in capuchin monkeys (Cebus
capucinus). Folia Primatologica 65: 159-162.
- Phillips,
K.A. (1995). Resource patch size and flexible foraging in white-faced
capuchins (Cebus capucinus). International Journal of Primatology
16: 509-519.
- Phillips,
K. (1995). Differing responses to a predator (Eira barbara) by
Alouatta and Cebus. Neotropical Primates 3(2): 45-46.
- Phillips,
K.A., Bernstein, I.S., Dettmer, E.L., Devermann, H., & Powers,
M. (1994). Sexual behavior in brown capuchins (Cebus apella).
International Journal of Primatology 15: 907-917.
- Phillips,
K.A. (1993). Mating patterns and sexual competition in brown capuchin
monkeys (Cebus apella): Implications for captive housing. AAZPA
1993 Regional Conference Proceedings: 742-747.
- Bernstein,
I.S., Estep, D.Q., Bruce, K.E., & Phillips, K.A. (1992). Effects
of periodic removal and reintroduction on the social and sexual
behavior of stumptail macaques (Macaca arctoides). Folia Primatologica
59: 213-216.
Personal
Presentations
- Phillips,
K.A., Shauver Goodchild, L.M., Haas, M.E.*, Ulyan, M*. & Petro,
S*. (2003). The role of visual, acoustic and olfactory information
during embedded invertebrate foraging in brown capuchins (Cebus
apella). American Society of Primatologists Annual Meeting, Calgary,
29 July – 1 August 2003.
- Phillips,
K.A., Shauver Goodchild, L.M., Haas, M.E., & Petro, S. 2002.
“What sensory cues do capuchins use to locate embedded invertebrates?”
American Society of Primatologists Annual Meeting, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. 1-4 June 2002.
- Phillips,
K.A., & Shauver Goodchild, L.M. “Reunion displays in
tufted capuchins (Cebus apella). American Society of Primatologists
Annual Meeting, 10 August 2001, Savannah, Georgia. Abstract published
in Am J Primatol., 54(Suppl.): 83.
- Other Presentations
Pannozzo, P.L., Phillips, K.A., Haas, M.E.*, & Mintz, E.M.
2003. Social monitoring reinforces social dominance relationships
in brown capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). 23rd Annual Midwest
Ecology and Evolution Conference. The University of Akron, 28-30
March 2003
- Raghanti,
M., Phillips, K.A., Norconk, M.A.,& Marcinkiewicz, J.L. 2002.
Brown capuchins (Cebus apella) and salivary cortisol: Response
to isolation and correlations with dominance. American Society
of Primatologists Annual Meeting, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1-4
June 2002.
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