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List of Members of the Spanish Society for Comparative Psychology List of members of the Spanish Society for Comparative Psychology AUSTRALIA University of New South Wales Fred Westbrok University of Sydney Bernard Balleine Dorothy Kwok Ian Johnston Robert Boakes BELGIUM KU Leuven Frank Baeyens Tom Beckers University of Gent Jan de Houwer Vrije Univeriteit Brussel Frank Vanoverwalle CANADA McGill University Andy Baker Louis LeFebvre McMaster University Samuel Hannah University of Albert a Marcia Spetch CHILE Universidad de Chile Carmen Gloria Diaz Dosque Universidad de Talca Edgar Vogel GERMANY Georg-August-Univesrität Göttingen Michael Waldmann Max Planck Institute Anna Serrano Esther Herrmann Philipps -Universität Marburg Anja Lotz Metin Uengoer Sara Lucke JAPAN Kwansei Gakuin University Sadahiko Nakajima MEXICO FES Iztacala, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Angelica Serena Alvarado Javier Vila Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Elvia Jara Hernandez Luis Rodolfo Bernal Gamboa Rodolfo Bernal Rosalva Cabrera NETHERLANDS Maastricht University Remco Havermans POLAND University of Warsaw Katharzina Zieba PORTUGAL Universidade do Minho Armando Machado SPAIN Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas Miguel Angel Rodriguez-Girones Arboli Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera Federico Guillen Universid ad Complutense de Madrid Ana Garcia Gutierrez Fernando Colmenares Francisco de Vicente Jose Javier Campos Luis Aguado Victor Garcia Hoz Universidad de Almería Diana Cardona Mena Diego Alonso Canovas Fernando Cañadas Pérez M. de los Angeles Fernandez Estevez Margarita Moreno Pilar Flores Cubos Roberto Alvarez Gomez Universidad de Cadiz Jose Navarro Universidad de Deusto Carmelo Pérez Cubillas Fernando Blanco Helena Matute Universi dad de Granada Amparo Herrera Andres Catena Antonio Candido Antonio Maldonado Beatriz Gómez Chacón Enrique Morillas Felisa Gonzalez Fernando Gamiz Isabel de Brugada Jesus Lopez Megias Jose Perales Juan Manuel Jimenez Ramos M. Angeles Ballesteros Marcial Rodriguez Bujan Marta Gil Najera Milagros Gallo Yasmina Okan Universidad de Jaén Angel Cagigas Carmen Torres Concepcion Paredes Dolores Escarabajal Encarni Ramirez Jose Enrique Jose M. Colmenero Jimenez Juan M. Rosas Lourdes de la Torre M. C. Torres M. Dolores Escarabajal Manuel Ramos Maria Jesus Ramirez Maria Jose Abad Rafael Martos Montes Samuel Parra Teresa Luz Martín Guerrero Jose Alejandro Aristizabal Cuellar Universidad de Málaga Alfredo Espinet Amanda Flores Martin Antonio Cano David Luque Francisco J. Lopez Gutierrez Joaquin Moris Julian Almaraz Pedro Luis Cobos Cano Universidad de Murcia Luis Fuentes Melero Universidad de Oviedo Alberto Soto Beatriz Alvarez Diaz Ignacio Loy Madera Jorge Luis Arias Luis Antonio Perez Luis Maria Gomez Laplaza Marta Mendez Lopez Matias Lopez Nelida Conejo Susana Carnero Tomas Ramon Fernandez Universidad de Salamanca Angel Fernandez Aria Soledad Beato Emiliano Diez Villoria Javier Rodriguez Mañanes Jose Antonio Gonzalez del Campo Jose M. Arana Juan Delgado Juan Jose Garcia Meilan Lydia Jimenez-Diaz M. Isabel Garcia Ogueta M. Rosario Pozo Pedro Mateos Universidad de Santiago de Compostela Luis Jimenez Universidad de Sevilla A. H. Lira Almudena Serrano Barroso Auxiliadora Mena Peinado Cosme Salas Esperanza Quintero Sánchez Estrella Diaz Estrella Díaz Argandoña Fernando Rodriguez Francisco Fernandez Serra Francisco Fernandez Serra Gabriel Ruiz Jose Carlos Caracuel Juan Carlos López García Juan Pedro Vargas Romero L. Gonzalo de la Casa Luis Eladio Gómez Sancho Luis Miguel Traverso Arcos M. Francisca Arias Holgado Mª Francisca Arias Holgado Manuel Portavella García Natividad Sanchez Natividad Sánchez González Raul Márquez Zamora Santiago Benjumea Luis Miguel Traverso Universidad de Valencia Mariano Choliz Salvador Algarabel Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea Byron Nelson Carlos Arias Grandio Eider Pascual Gabriel Rodriguez Gabriela Chotro Joxan Iraola Mirari Gaztanaga Naiara Arriola Niki Sanjuan Artegain Rocio Angulo Sindi Alonso Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia Andres Garcia Angeles Perez Padilla Javier Ibias Nuria Ortega Pilar Sanchez Ricardo Pellon Cristina Orgaz Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona Albert Fernandez Universitat de Barcelona Antonio Alvarez Artigas Francesca Pons J. Trobalon Joan Sansa T. Alvarez T. Rodrigo Victoria D.Chamizo Universitat de Lleida Jaume March Universitat Jaume I Merce Correa SUIZA Universitat Freiburg David Garcia Burgos UNITED KINGDOM City University London André Luzardo Eduardo Alonso Esther Mondragón Niklas Kokkola King´s College London Miguel Vadillo University of Cambridge Anthony Dickinson Gonzalo Urcelay University of Cardiff Dominic Dwyer John Pearce Luke Montuori Richard Inman Rob Honey University of Hull David George University of Le icester Jose Prados University of Lincoln Anna Wilkinson University of Nottingham Charlotte Bonardi University of Oxford Robin Murphy University of Southampton Steven Glautier University of York Geoffrey Hall War wick Businees School Alicia Melis USA American Museum of Natural History Ethel Tobach American University Washington D.C. Anthony Riley Auburn University Francisco Arcediano Martha Escobar Brooklyn College - CUNY Andrew Delamater Hofstra University Oskar Pineno Johns Hopkins University Peter Holland SUNY - Binghamton University Ralph R. Miller Texas Christian University Mauricio Papini The University of Texas at Austi n Michael Domjan UCLA Aaron Blaisdell University of Conneticut John Salamone University of Iowa Ed Wasserman Leyre Castro Ruiz University of Pennsylvania Robert Rescorla University of Toledo Harvard Armus University of Vermont Mark Bouton Other Researchers Adela Florentina Iliescu Andre Fenton Damian Alejandro Revillo Eladio Gomez Elena Diaz-Cenzano Elisabet Gimeno Estrella Soria Molinillo Eugenia Fernandes Ezequiel Aranda Felipe Cornejo Felix Acebes Geoffrey Schoembaum Jorge Alberto Ruiz Vázquez Lara Carrasco Luis Oliveira Margarita Borquez Maria Jose Gutierrez Cobo Maria Teresa Rodriguez Garcia Michelle Symonds Paulinha Magalhaes Pedro Vidal García Rafael Alonso Bardón Ryoji Nishiyama Serban C. Musca Sergio Andres Recio Rodriguez Silvia Victoria Navarro Sonia Vegas Stefanía Castelló Susana Santos Takatoshi Nagaishi Tiago Monteiro Ulph-Dietrich Reips Valeria Edith Gutierrez Ferre .
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