J. Rodriguez Parkitna

This study finds that female mice show increased prosocial choices over time, while both sexes show similar social reward sensitivity and affective state discrimination.

This study refines the social conditioned place preference paradigm to show that social reward in adult female mice depends on familiarity with interaction partners.

The study shows that the time since a decision affects the likelihood of repeating it in mice, independent of previous outcomes.

This study shows that NMDA receptor ablation in dopamine neurons impairs the attribution of incentive salience to reward-paired stimuli in mice.