Pharmacological Inhibition of the Nucleus Accumbens Increases Dyadic Social Interaction in Macaques.

eNeuro · 2024 · PMC11036116 · PMID 38575350

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h We observed a borderline effect of treatment ( F (2,40.712) = 2.828; p = 0.071) on locomotion, a main effect of dominance status on locomotion ( F (1,5.425) = 6.764; p = 0.045), and a borderline significant dominance status by treatment interaction ( F (2,40.712) = 2.584; p = 0.088).

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