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Ryan Yoder

Professor

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

Gupta College of Science

Department Of Psychology

Department of Psychology

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Psychology

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Ryan Yoder is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor at Coastal Carolina University.

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Coastal Carolina University

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neuroscience animal cognition behavioral neuroscience behavioral sciences cognitive neuroscience mammalian biology physiology animal behavior spatial cognition neurology behavioural process motor control neuroanatomy systems neuroscience visual science vestibular system spatial reasoning navigation nervous system experimental psychology applied cognitive psychology behavioral research visual pathways neural mechanisms behavior analysis hippocampal place cells spatial distribution animal science movement disorders developmental cognitive neuroscience animal conservation behavioral ecology psychological science ethology brain circuitry brain organization neurodynamics brain science movement analysis mammalian physiology knockout mice perception system human cognition neural science auditory physiology perception-action loop sensorimotor transformations behavioral measurements head direction signal vestibular contribution otolithic information post-training inactivation radial arm maze vestibular pathology mouse exploratory behavior nonvisual homing performance bilateral postsubiculum lesions movement organization dark exploration spatial learning vestibular signals associative spatial learning psychology

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CORRIGENDUM: Task Demands Influence Search Strategy Selection in Otoconia-Deficient Mice. Frontiers in Neurology (2025)

task demandsneurosciencebehavioral experimentsbiologybehavioral neuroscienceanimal cognition

Effects of Acquired Vestibular Pathology on the Organization of Mouse Exploratory Behavior. Experimental Brain Research (2021)

Mark T. BanovetzRami I LakeAshley A. BlackwellJenna R. Osterlund OltmannsEricka A. SchaefferRyan M YoderDouglas G. Wallace

animal behaviorbrain scienceneurosciencevestibular pathologymouse exploratory behaviormammalian biologyphysiologyneurologyneuroanatomy

The Impact of Vestibular Signals on Cells Responsible for Orientation and Navigation. Elsevier eBooks (2020)

Jeffrey S. TaubeRyan M. Yoder

vestibular systemcell biologyvestibular signalsnavigation

Bilateral Postsubiculum Lesions Impair Visual and Nonvisual Homing Performance in Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2019)

Ryan M. YoderStephane ValerioAdam C. G. CregoBenjamin J. ClarkJeffrey S. Taube

neurosciencebehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencenonvisual homing performancebilateral postsubiculum lesions

Progression and Stop Organization Reveals Conservation of Movement Organization During Dark Exploration Across Rats and Mice. Behavioural Processes (2019)

T.N. DonaldsonK.T. JenningsL.A. CherepP.A. BlankenshipA.A. BlackwellR.M. YoderD.G. Wallace

animal behaviormovement analysismovement organizationneurosciencebehavior analysisbehavioral sciencesanimal conservationmammalian biologyconservation biologymotor controldark explorationbehavioral ecology

Linear Self-Motion Cues Support the Spatial Distribution and Stability of Hippocampal Place Cells. (2018)

Ryan E. HarveyStephanie A. RutanGabrielle R. WilleyJennifer J. SiegelBenjamin J. ClarkRyan M. Yoder

systems neurosciencehippocampal place cellsneural scienceneurosciencespatial distributionneurophysiologylinear self-motion cuescognitive neuroscience

Linear Self-Motion Cues Support the Spatial Distribution and Stability of Hippocampal Place Cells. Current Biology (2018)

systems neurosciencehippocampal place cellsbrain circuitrybrain organizationneuroscienceneurodynamicsmovement disordersneural mechanismsspatial distributioncognitive sciencedevelopmental cognitive neuroscienceneural circuitscognitive neuroscience

Otolith Dysfunction Alters Exploratory Movement in Mice. Behavioural Brain Research (2017)

Philip A. BlankenshipLucia A. CherepTia N. DonaldsonSarah N. BrockmanAlexandria D. TrainerRyan M. YoderDouglas G. Wallace

animal behaviorneuroscienceanimal sciencebehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencephysiologyexperimental psychologymammalian biologymotor control

Post-Training Inactivation of the Anterior Thalamic Nuclei Impairs Spatial Performance on the Radial Arm Maze. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2017)

Ryan E. HarveyShannon M. ThompsonLilliana M. SanchezRyan M. YoderBenjamin J. Clark

post-training inactivationradial arm mazeneuroscience

Considerations for Testing Spatial Cognition in Mice. Opus: Research & Creativity (Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne) (2016)

applied cognitive psychologyspatial reasoningbehavioural processneuroscienceanimal cognitionspatial cognitionbehavioral neurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive neuroscience

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Ryan Yoder

Professor

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Coastal Carolina University

Gupta College of Science

Department Of Psychology

Department of Psychology

Department Of Secondary Science Education

Department of Psychology

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Ryan Yoder is currently serving as a Coastal Carolina University Professor at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Coastal Carolina University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

CORRIGENDUM: Task Demands Influence Search Strategy Selection in Otoconia-Deficient Mice. Frontiers in Neurology (2025)

task demandsneurosciencebehavioral experimentsbiologybehavioral neuroscienceanimal cognition

Effects of Acquired Vestibular Pathology on the Organization of Mouse Exploratory Behavior. Experimental Brain Research (2021)

Mark T. BanovetzRami I LakeAshley A. BlackwellJenna R. Osterlund OltmannsEricka A. SchaefferRyan M YoderDouglas G. Wallace

animal behaviorbrain scienceneurosciencevestibular pathologymouse exploratory behaviormammalian biologyphysiologyneurologyneuroanatomy

The Impact of Vestibular Signals on Cells Responsible for Orientation and Navigation. Elsevier eBooks (2020)

Jeffrey S. TaubeRyan M. Yoder

vestibular systemcell biologyvestibular signalsnavigation

Bilateral Postsubiculum Lesions Impair Visual and Nonvisual Homing Performance in Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2019)

Ryan M. YoderStephane ValerioAdam C. G. CregoBenjamin J. ClarkJeffrey S. Taube

neurosciencebehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencenonvisual homing performancebilateral postsubiculum lesions

Progression and Stop Organization Reveals Conservation of Movement Organization During Dark Exploration Across Rats and Mice. Behavioural Processes (2019)

T.N. DonaldsonK.T. JenningsL.A. CherepP.A. BlankenshipA.A. BlackwellR.M. YoderD.G. Wallace

Linear Self-Motion Cues Support the Spatial Distribution and Stability of Hippocampal Place Cells. (2018)

Ryan E. HarveyStephanie A. RutanGabrielle R. WilleyJennifer J. SiegelBenjamin J. ClarkRyan M. Yoder

systems neurosciencehippocampal place cellsneural scienceneurosciencespatial distributionneurophysiologylinear self-motion cuescognitive neuroscience

Linear Self-Motion Cues Support the Spatial Distribution and Stability of Hippocampal Place Cells. Current Biology (2018)

Otolith Dysfunction Alters Exploratory Movement in Mice. Behavioural Brain Research (2017)

Philip A. BlankenshipLucia A. CherepTia N. DonaldsonSarah N. BrockmanAlexandria D. TrainerRyan M. YoderDouglas G. Wallace

animal behaviorneuroscienceanimal sciencebehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencephysiologyexperimental psychologymammalian biologymotor control

Post-Training Inactivation of the Anterior Thalamic Nuclei Impairs Spatial Performance on the Radial Arm Maze. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2017)

Ryan E. HarveyShannon M. ThompsonLilliana M. SanchezRyan M. YoderBenjamin J. Clark

post-training inactivationradial arm mazeneuroscience

Considerations for Testing Spatial Cognition in Mice. Opus: Research & Creativity (Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne) (2016)

applied cognitive psychologyspatial reasoningbehavioural processneuroscienceanimal cognitionspatial cognitionbehavioral neurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive neuroscience

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