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Social Housing Status Impacts Rhesus Monkeys’ Affective Responding in Classic Threat Processing Tasks

2021-05-17

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The established literature clearly demonstrates that whether or not monkeys are socially reared has long term consequences for their affective behavior. Yet, in the context of behavioral neuroscience and pharmacological studies, social context of adult animals is often ignored. When social context has been studied in adult monkeys, such studies have typically focused on welfare-related issues, as social isolation...

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Literature Corpus work: 727af1d0-0d9a-50b2-b35e-37cd4bf4b125
DOI: 10.1101/2021.05.16.444352

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