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Inducing, facilitating, maintaining maternal behavior in rats is influenced by
hormones (oxytocin, estrogen)
pup stimuli (odors, ultrasonic vocalizations)
licking and nursing behaviors reinforcing maternal motivation
Differences in maternal behavior shape offspring
high-licking vs low-licking mothers produce pups differing in
stress reactivity
emotionality
exploration
social behavior
Good rat mothers
high licking/grooming, attentive nursing
Bad rat mothers
low licking, less responsive
Epigenetics
experience-dependent changes in gene expression that alter stress responses and personality
Sensitized maternal behavior
virgin females can become maternal after exposure to pups even without hormonal changes