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Nancy Mack

Nancy Mack

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  • Neuroscientists Discover a Hidden Brain Circuit That Shapes Every Decision

    By Nancy Mack Verified| SciTechDaily@ How does your brain decide what to focus on? Princeton scientists found that a few key neurons shut down distractions, helping us make the right choices. Their new latent circuit model could revolutionize our understanding of mental health and AI. Your brain constantly juggles sensory information to make split-second decisions, but how?

    By Nancy Mack Verified · SciTechDaily

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • An automated two-choice social operant task for probing moment-to-moment changes in social satiety

    By Nancy Mack Verified, Tomohito Minakuchi, Pauline Wonnenberg, Ken Igarza| bioRxiv@ AbstractIn naturalistic conditions, animals must routinely make ongoing self-motivated choices about whether to initiate interactions with same or opposite-sex partners and whether to re-initiate social contact when interactions have ended. However, it remains unclear what governs these choices, and whether they are motivated by drive states that exhibit signatures of moment-to-moment social satiety when these interactions have ended.

    By Nancy Mack Verified, Tomohito Minakuchi, Pauline Wonnenberg, Ken Igarza · bioRxiv

    Mar. 02, 2025

  • An automated two-choice social operant task for probing moment-to-moment changes in social satiety

    By Nancy Mack Verified, Tomohito Minakuchi, Pauline Wonnenberg, Ken Igarza| bioRxiv@ AbstractIn naturalistic conditions, animals must routinely make ongoing self-motivated choices about whether to initiate interactions with same or opposite-sex partners and whether to re-initiate social contact when interactions have ended. However, it remains unclear what governs these choices, and whether they are motivated by drive states that exhibit signatures of moment-to-moment social satiety when these interactions have ended.

    By Nancy Mack Verified, Tomohito Minakuchi, Pauline Wonnenberg, Ken Igarza · bioRxiv

    Mar. 02, 2025

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