Potent and Quick Responses to Conspecific Faces and Snakes in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex of Monkeys

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These results suggest that the perigenual portion of the ACC in addition to the amygdala processes emotional information, especially negative life-and-death information such as conspecifics’ faces and snakes. https://t.co/hqq789V8xo

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New Research: Potent and Quick Responses to Conspecific Faces and Snakes in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex of Monkeys: Appropriate processing of others’ facial emotions is a fundamental ability of primates in social situations. Several moods… https://t.co/h

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Potent and Quick Responses to Conspecific Faces and Snakes in the Anterior Cingulate Cortex of Monkeys https://t.co/fCt8Uw2h7y

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