Threat intensity primarily drives innate decision-making in mice, with dominant individuals showing increased vigilance and risk aversion, as revealed by a new computational model.
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eLife Sciences Publications Ltd · General Science & Medicine · ISSN 2050-084X
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Threat intensity primarily drives innate decision-making in mice, with dominant individuals showing increased vigilance and risk aversion, as revealed by a new computational model.
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