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Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|December 17, 2014
The cognitive roles of behavioral variability: idiosyncratic acts as the foundation of identity and as transitional, preparatory, and confirmatory phasesDavid EilamBehavioural Brain Research|September 12, 2009
Is it safe? Voles in an unfamiliar dark open-field divert from optimal security by abandoning a familiar shelter and not visiting a central start pointDavid EilamNeuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|September 30, 2014
Of mice and men: building blocks in cognitive mappingDavid EilamBehavioural Brain Research|June 12, 2003
Open-field behavior withstands drastic changes in arena sizeDavid EilamNeuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|April 25, 2017
From an animal model to human patients: An example of a translational study on obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)David EilamAnimal Cognition|July 14, 2010
Decision making at a crossroad: why to go straight ahead, retrace a path, or turn sideways?Miri Miller, David EilamDevelopmental Psychobiology|September 27, 2002
Social vole parents force their mates to baby-sitNoga Libhaber, David EilamCNS Spectrums|March 4, 2005
Psychostimulant-induced behavior as an animal model of obsessive-compulsive disorder: an ethological approach to the form of compulsive ritualsDavid Eilam, Henry SzechtmanBehavioural Brain Research|December 8, 2009
Together they stand: A life-threatening event reduces individual behavioral variability in groups of volesRony Izhar, David EilamPhysiology & Behavior|June 13, 2015
Revisiting the “visible burrow system”: The impact of the group, social rank, and gender on voles under owl attackSivan Bodek, David EilamPageof 7