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Group 6
2.1.2017

Social Decision-Making and the Brain: A Comparative Perspective.

Trends in cognitive sciences View Here
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Group 6
10.1.2018

Developmental shifts in social cognition: socio-emotional biases across the lifespan in rhesus monkeys

AG Rosati, AM Arre, ML Platt, LR Santos Springer Berlin Heidelberg View Here
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Group 6
8.7.2018

Local field potentials in dorsal anterior cingulate sulcus reflect rewards but not travel time costs during foraging

A Ramakrishnan, BY Hayden, ML Platt SAGE Publications View Here
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Group 6
6.3.2018

Can a dog be jealous?

Y Jiang, AW Huttunen, ML Platt Animal Sentience View Here
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Group 6
5.1.2018

Oxytocin and vasopressin flatten dominance hierarchy and enhance behavioral synchrony in part via anterior cingulate cortex.

Y Jiang, ML Platt Scientific reports View Here
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Group 6
2.1.2018

Social network dynamics precede a mass eviction in group-living rhesus macaques.

SM Larson, A Ruiz-Lambides, ML Platt, LJN Brent Animal behaviour View Here
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Group 6
1.1.2018

Rhesus macaques form preferences for brand logos through sex and social status based advertising.

MY Acikalin, KK Watson, GJ Fitzsimons, ML Platt PloS one View Here
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Group 6
1.1.2018

Neuronal Mechanisms of Strategic Cooperation

WS Ong, S Madlon-Kay, ML Platt bioRxiv View Here
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Group 6
1.1.2018

Mice learn to avoid the rat race.

SM Rennie, ML Platt Nature View Here
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Group 6
1.1.2018

Neurobiology of social reward valuation in adults with a history of anorexia nervosa.

MM Sweitzer, KK Watson, SR Erwin, AA Winecoff, N Datta, S Huettel, ML Platt, NL Zucker PloS one View Here
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Group 6
1.1.2018

Neuronal activity in the posterior cingulate cortex signals environmental information and predicts behavioral variability during routine foraging

DL Barack, ML Platt Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory View Here
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