Prosocial Behavior Pt. 2

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Visual Cues

What are often considered crucial for promoting prosocial behaviors?

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Facial Expressions

Reflect emotions and may serve an evolutionarily conserved role in social behavior across species

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Anterior Cingulate Cortex

Has roles in Conflict monitoring (or detecting conflicts in information processing; e.g., human imaging studies and Stroop Test), Cost benefit analysis (e.g., animal studies and schedule of reinforcement), and Social cognition (e.g., tracking the motivation of others)

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Social settings

ACC inactivation suppresses worker’s lever pushing under…

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Both social and individual settings

Amygdala inactivation suppresses lever pressing under…

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C-Fos

neural activity marker

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Muscimol

what scientists injected into the rats to inactivate certain sections

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H. Oldfield Box's experiment

Replicated Mowrer’s original finding with 3 rats. Similar findings using 2 to 5 subjects (i.e., one rat becomes ‘worker’ while others become ‘parasites’). When 3 worker rats that emerged from 3 different groups were placed in the social problem situation, after a brief period of stalemate, one became worker and two became parasites. When 3 parasite rats from 3 different groups were placed together, after a relatively longer period of stalemate, one became worker and two became parasites.

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O.H. Mowrer's experiment

3 rats are individually trained to press the lever to get food and then all three rats are put into a skinner box, a social problem is created and one rat becomes the worker while the other two are the parasites