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Visual preference for socially relevant spatial relations in humans and monkeys
As a powerful social signal, a body, face, or gaze facing toward oneself holds an individual’s attention. We asked whether, going …
Nicolas Goupil
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Holly Rayson
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Emilie Serraille
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Alice Massera
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Pier-Francesco Ferrari
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Jean-Rémy Hochmann
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Liuba Papeo
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Cardiovascular effects on high-resolution 3D multi-shot diffusion MRI of the rhesus macaque brain
The monkey brain represents a key research model thanks to its strong homologies with the humans, but diffusion-MRI (dMRI) performed at …
Yann Bihan-Poudec
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Slimane Tounekti
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Thomas Troalen
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Holly Rayson
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Mathilda Froesel
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Franck Lamberton
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Zakaria Zariry
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Maëva Gacoin
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Nathalie Richard
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Suliann Ben Hamed
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Bassem Hiba
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Longitudinal effects of early psychosocial deprivation on macaque executive function: Evidence from computational modelling
Executive function (EF) describes a group of cognitive processes underlying the organization and control of goal-directed behaviour. …
Alice Massera
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James J Bonaiuto
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Marine Gautier-Martins
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Sara Costa
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Holly Rayson
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Pier-Francesco Ferrari
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Early social adversity modulates the relation between attention biases and socioemotional behaviour in juvenile macaques
Affect-biased attention may play a fundamental role in early socioemotional development, but factors influencing its emergence and …
Holly Rayson
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Alice Massera
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Mauro Belluardo
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Suliann Ben Hamed
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Pier F Ferrari
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Longitudinal effects of early social adversity on brain and behaviour
This is a longitudinal project focused on the long-term effects of early social adversity on social, affective, cognitive, and behavioural outcomes in macaques, and the neurobiological mechanisms underlying these relationships. Naturalistic observation, structured behavioural tasks, and MRI (anatomical, diffusion, rs-functional) are being utlized to assess brain and behavioural development from pre-puberty, across adolescence, into early adulthood.
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