Abstract:Human social behavior is a complex construct requiring a wide range of cognitive abilities and is critically impaired in numerous neuropsychiatric diseases. Living in complex social groups, rodents offer suitable models to elucidate neural processing of social cognition. Recently, a potential involvement of the subthalamic nucleus (STN) in rats social behavior has been pointed out. For example, we showed that STN lesions abolish the modulatory effect of the familiarity on the rewarding value of social stimuli,… Show more
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