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Social Curiosity in Monkeys

2022-11-15

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Humans and nonhuman animals derive value from many different sources. Some of these sources, notably primary reinforcers like food, are clearly rewarding and can powerfully shape our behaviors. Other sources of reward, such as information, are more intangible and abstract. Like humans, nonhuman primates also find information inherently rewarding, displaying a preference to reveal information about upcoming primary...

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220f23ee-7ca9-513a-ae9b-3bfdf3916506
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10.1101/2022.11.15.516657
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