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S. W. Hansen

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S. W. Hansen — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 21
Works: 50
Citations: 1,452

Most-cited papers

Quantifying behavioural priorities—effects of time constraints on behaviour of dairy cows, Bos taurus
L. Munksgaard, M. B. Jensen, L. Pedersen, S. W. Hansen +1 more
2005354 citations
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Generalization of fear in farm mink, Mustela vison, genetically selected for behaviour towards humans
J. Malmkvist, S. W. Hansen
2002115 citations
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Social isolation affects the motivation to work for food and straw in pigs as measured by operant conditioning techniques
L. Pedersen, M. B. Jensen, S. W. Hansen, L. Munksgaard +2 more
200280 citations
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Selection for behavioural traits in farm mink
S. W. Hansen
199676 citations
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The development of on-farm welfare assessment protocols for foxes and mink: the WelFur project
J. Mononen, S. Møller, S. W. Hansen, A. Hovland +5 more
201263 citations
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Temperament, stereotypies and anticipatory behaviour as measures of welfare in mink
S. W. Hansen, L. Jeppesen
200663 citations
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The Welfare of Farmed Mink (Mustela Vison) in Relation to Behavioural Selection: A Review
J. Malmkvist, S. W. Hansen
2001Animal Welfare50 citations
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Selection against stereotypic behaviour may have contradictory consequences for the welfare of farm mink (Mustela vison)
P. Svendsen, B. Hansen, J. Malmkvist, S. W. Hansen +2 more
200744 citations
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The Application of a Temperament Test to On-Farm Selection of Mink
S. W. Hansen, S. Møller
200142 citations
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The Effect of Cage Environment and Ad Libitum Feeding on the Circadian Rhythm, Behaviour and Feed Intake of Farm Mink
S. W. Hansen, B. Hansen, P. Berg
199441 citations
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Effects of different feeding strategies during the winter period on behaviour and performance in mink females (Mustela vison)
B. Damgaard, S. W. Hansen, C. F. Børsting, S. Møller
200437 citations
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Mating time and litter size in farm mink selected for confident or timid behaviour
J. Malmkvist, B. Houbak, S. W. Hansen
199737 citations
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Benefits of a Ball and Chain: Simple Environmental Enrichments Improve Welfare and Reproductive Success in Farmed American Mink (Neovison vison)
R. Meagher, Jamie Ahloy Dallaire, D. Campbell, M. Ross +5 more
2014PLoS ONE36 citations Open access
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Diurnal activity patterns of farm mink (Mustela vison) subjected to different feeding routines
S. W. Hansen, S. Møller
200836 citations
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Quantitative evaluation of the motivation to access a running wheel or a water bath in farm mink
S. W. Hansen, M. B. Jensen
200633 citations
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Effect of the serotonin agonist buspirone on behaviour and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis in confident and fearful mink.
J. Malmkvist, S. W. Hansen, B. Damgaard
2003Physiology and Behavior33 citations
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Development and possible causes of fur damage in farm mink—significance of social environment
S. W. Hansen, B. Houbak, J. Malmkvist
199828 citations
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Additional foraging elements reduce abnormal behaviour – fur-chewing and stereotypic behaviour – in farmed mink (Neovison vison)
J. Malmkvist, R. Palme, P. Svendsen, S. W. Hansen
201326 citations
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To swim or not to swim: An interpretation of farmed mink’s motivation for a water bath
C. Vinke, S. W. Hansen, J. Mononen, H. Korhonen +4 more
200826 citations Open access
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Effect of capture, immobilization and handling on rectal temperatures of confident and fearful male mink
H. Korhonen, S. W. Hansen, J. Malmkvist, B. Houbak
200025 citations
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The type of operant response affects the slope of the demand curve for food in mink
S. W. Hansen, M. B. Jensen, L. Pedersen, L. Munksgaard +2 more
200221 citations
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Running in a running wheel substitutes for stereotypies in mink ( Mustela vison ) but does it improve their welfare
S. W. Hansen, B. Damgaard
200920 citations
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Stress Physiological Status and Fur Properties in Farm Mink Placed in Pairs or Singly
B. Damgaard, S. W. Hansen
199618 citations
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Bite marks in mink-induced experimentally and as reflection of aggressive encounters between mink
S. W. Hansen, S. Møller, B. Damgaard
201417 citations
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The effects of feed restriction on physical activity, body weight, physiology, haematology and immunology in female mink.
B. Damgaard, T. Dalgaard, T. Larsen, M. S. Hedemann +1 more
2012Research in Veterinary Science15 citations
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Feed restriction and tubes for environmental enrichment in growing mink—Consequences for behaviour and welfare
S. W. Hansen, S. Møller, B. Damgaard
201115 citations
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Assessing Animal Welfare in a Strictly Synchronous Production System: The Mink Case
S. Møller, S. W. Hansen, J. Sørensen
2003Animal Welfare14 citations
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Weaning and separation stress: maternal motivation decreases with litter age and litter size in farmed mink
J. Malmkvist, Dennis Dam Sørensen, T. Larsen, R. Palme +1 more
201613 citations Open access
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Mink’s adaptation to group housing in practice
S. W. Hansen, S. Møller
201212 citations Open access
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Measuring behaviour: let the animals do all the work
E. L. Decker, E. S. Frimer, S. W. Hansen, M. B. Jensen
200010 citations
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Effects of group size on behaviour, growth and occurrence of bite marks in farmed mink
H. Axelsson, S. W. Hansen, J. Loberg, L. Lidfors
20178 citations
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Both direct and indirect genetic effects influence behavioural response in mink.
P. Berg, B. Hansen, S. W. Hansen, J. Malmkvist
20028 citations
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Effects of interrupted social contact on the social behaviour of calves and piglets.
M. B. Jensen, L. Pedersen, S. W. Hansen, L. Munksgaard +2 more
2001Behavioural Processes8 citations
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The effect of long-term stress on the pituitary-adrenal-axis and the role of the stressor
K. Jensen, S. W. Hansen, L. Pedersen
19968 citations
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The anticipatory behaviours of mink expecting a positive or negative reward
S. W. Hansen, L. Jeppesen
20045 citations
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Maternal temperament modulates curiosity and cortisol responses in farmed mink.
J. Malmkvist, S. W. Hansen, B. Damgaard, J. W. Christensen
2019Physiology and Behavior4 citations
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Demand for swimming water and running wheel with 1 min of access per reward
S. W. Hansen, M. B. Jensen
20064 citations
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WelFur – mink: inter-observer reliability of on-farm welfare assessment in the growth season
S. Møller, T. Rousing, S. W. Hansen
20122 citations Open access
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WelFur – mink: development of on-farm welfare assessment protocols for mink
S. Møller, S. W. Hansen, T. Rousing, J. Malmkvist
20122 citations
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WelFur-mink: on-farm welfare assessment of mink (Neovision vision) - effect of sample size on animal based measures
T. Rousing, S. Møller, S. W. Hansen
2012Proceedings of the Xth International Scientific Congress in Fur Animal Production1 citations Open access
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The effects of climbing cages on behaviour of female mink during the lactation period
L. Lidfors, H. Axelsson, J. Loberg, S. W. Hansen
2012Proceedings of the Xth International Scientific Congress in Fur Animal Production1 citations Open access
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Testing the WelFur assessment protocol for mink on-farm in three seasons of production
S. Møller, S. W. Hansen
20111 citations
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PREVIEW Study - Influence of a behaviour modification intervention (PREMIT) on intention, self-efficacy and outcome expectancies during an early phase of a lifestyle intervention
M. Huttunen-Lenz, S. W. Hansen, P. Christensen, Finn Sando-Pedersen +19 more
20180 citations
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Separating the mink dam from the litter at 7 or 8 weeks after delivery
J. Malmkvist, R. Palme, T. Larsen, S. W. Hansen
20150 citations
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Reliable procedures for observation of stereotypy in WelFur - mink
S. Møller, B. Henriksen, S. W. Hansen
20140 citations
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SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION IN FUR ANIMAL PRODUCTION
C. Vinke, S. W. Hansen, J. Mononen, H. Korhonen +3 more
20090 citations
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Weight development and behaviour of mink in the nursing period with and without the use of spray watering
S. Møller, S. W. Hansen
20080 citations
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Hvordan påvirker fodringen minkenes adfærd
S. W. Hansen
20060 citations
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Fibres in mink feed in the winter period
S. W. Hansen, T. Clausen, J. Malmkvist, B. Damgaard
20030 citations
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Fur chewing in farm mink - temporal development and effect of social environment
B. Houbak, S. W. Hansen
19960 citations
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