Oxytocin Turns Up the Volume of Your Social Environment (2 of 3) (VIDEO)

University of California - Davis

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Social stress in female California mice. Normally, these mice will approach another mouse and investigate. But when they have experienced recent social stress, they show much more caution.

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Natalia Duque-Wilckens and Brian Trainor, UC Davis

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