Biology

Visuo-frontal interactions during social learning in freely moving macaques

M. Franch, S. Yellapantula, et al.

This fascinating study by Melissa Franch and colleagues reveals how visual information sharpens social cooperation decisions in macaques. By analyzing neural activity and eye-tracking data, the research demonstrates the intricate interplay between visual cues and cooperation learning, highlighting the vital role of the visual-frontal network in social interactions.

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