ライフサイエンスコーパス: affiliative

1 ikely to be aggressive and more likely to be affiliative.

2 appropriate social behaviors, aggressive or affiliative.

3 ur data show that Sept5 deficiency decreased affiliative active social interaction, but this phenotyp

4 chanisms-physical avoidance, social support, affiliative, aggressive and displacement behaviours-to c

5 sequent social cues in a variety of socially affiliative and avoidant ways.

6 iably recognized, and the majority of highly affiliative and cooperative dyads are actually unrelated

7 teractions and responded differently to both affiliative and threatening signals.

8 three social-functional subtypes: pleasure, affiliative, and dominance.

9 in human bonding in different reproductive, affiliative, and kinship-based relationships remains unr

10 ) has an important role in the regulation of affiliative behavior and social bonding in both nonhuman

11 relative to the continuum of species-typical affiliative behavior and supports the hypothesis that ER

12 hibited increased levels of both anxiety and affiliative behavior compared with control males.

13 wing that individuals who show high rates of affiliative behavior form stronger social bonds with oth

14 the well-described influence of oxytocin on affiliative behavior in voles could also be of importanc

15 ting that females who manifest high rates of affiliative behavior may also be more motivated to antic

16 eptide systems involved in the regulation of affiliative behavior may contribute to abnormalities in

17 the endogenous opioid system in maternal and affiliative behavior of group-living rhesus macaque (Mac

18 Changes in both negative affect and affiliative behavior were significantly related to volun

19 er, PAC1-deficient females exhibited delayed affiliative behavior when housed with novel males, and P

20 es indicate that OT administration increases affiliative behavior, including trust, empathy, and soci

21 ens of Cape mole-rats reflects their lack of affiliative behavior.

22 mans, which promotes interpersonal touch and affiliative behavior.

23 c effects, suggesting a role in grooming and affiliative behavior.

24 negative affective experience and increased affiliative behavior.

25 (d = 1.09), and at 4-5 weeks exhibited more affiliative behaviors (d = 0.64), including gesturing, l

26 ostromedial basal forebrain are critical for affiliative behaviors and social attachment.

27 n, serve a crucial role in the regulation of affiliative behaviors and thus may be altered in borderl

28 The results suggest that protective and affiliative behaviors are pivotal in bonobo society and

29 nogamous rodents that display high levels of affiliative behaviors, including pair-bonding, biparenta

30 ) predicted oxytocin-associated increases in affiliative behaviors--lip smacking, visual attention to

31 s methamphetamine had only modest effects on affiliative behaviors.

32 ving perceptual abilities and one subserving affiliative behaviors.

33 studies indicate its association with human affiliative behaviors.

34 oxytocin binding and signaling in sexual and affiliative behaviors.

35 t of the prairie vole, and exhibit increased affiliative behaviour after injection with arginine vaso

36 administered arginine vasopressin increases affiliative behaviour in the highly social, monogamous p

37 is dynamically modulated to enhance females' affiliative behaviour towards a partner.

38 uit brain reward systems to drive changes in affiliative behaviour.

39 s of social communication: their relation to affiliative behaviours, their sensitivity to social cont

40 Male affiliative bonding depends upon release of both vasopre

41 trinsically social animals, forming enduring affiliative bonds [1].

42 ormal infant monkeys, which developed strong affiliative bonds and little or no behavioral disturbanc

43 striatal connectivity similar to other human affiliative bonds; highlight specific corticostriatal pa

44 t correlated with how quickly animals become affiliative but causally accelerates it.

45 to geladas) and made by males during various affiliative contexts.

46 This second sympathetic network may subserve affiliative, defensive and sexual behaviors.

47 inship-related social scenarios evocative of affiliative emotion induce septal-preoptic-anterior hypo

48 area, may play a key role in enabling human affiliative emotion.

49 ial molecule that nonselectively facilitated affiliative emotions and behavior, it is now recognized

50 Our finding of a neural signature of human affiliative experience bears direct implications for the

51 obiological mechanisms underpinning impaired affiliative experiences and behaviors in neuropsychiatri

52 remains obscure whether the neural bases of affiliative experiences can be differentiated from the e

53 126) imitate lipsmacking gestures (a macaque affiliative expression) performed by a human experimente

54 c-cardiac discrimination of threatening from affiliative facial cues.

55 In contrast, in women, AVP stimulates affiliative facial motor patterns in response to the fac

56 ammalian species, the prairie vole is highly affiliative, forms enduring social bonds between mates a

57 ncounter, predicts how quickly animals begin affiliative huddling with their partner.

58 Affiliative interaction, proximity, and nearest neighbor

59 In humans, stress can promote protective affiliative interactions and prosocial behavior.

60 We recorded affiliative interactions of 29 two-year-old rhesus monke

61 We examined the social partners involved in affiliative interactions of female orphans and non-orpha

62 These findings demonstrate social-affiliative learning in the Mongolian gerbil.

63 This affiliative motivation ensures that people experience an

64 Next, we describe how heightened affiliative need can interact with adolescent transition

65 ocial and hormonal mechanisms that stimulate affiliative needs for females at puberty.

66 nfamiliar monkeys (movie monkeys) displaying affiliative, neutral, and aggressive behaviors.

67 yteles hypoxanthus), a species known for its affiliative, nonhierarchical relationships.

68 portant role in facilitating and maintaining affiliative or cooperative interactions in social animal

69 eural synchrony to social interactions among affiliative partners.

70 account argues that oxytocin mainly enhances affiliative prosocial behaviors; the fear/stress theory

71 nal relations were an excellent predictor of affiliative relations among daughters, explaining up to

72 Maternal affiliative relations may be transmitted to offspring, s

73 ysis compared relations among age peers with affiliative relations, kinship, and rank distance among

74 e males form strong, enduring, and equitable affiliative relationships similar to human friendships.

75 importance of studying agonistic as well as affiliative relationships to understand fully the connec

76 es indicated this only occurred after strong affiliative relationships were established between the o

77 ineated dominance hierarchies and a range of affiliative relationships.

78 xcitability, along with reduced responses to affiliative signals.

79 The stable group exhibited more affiliative social behavior and less agonistic behavior

80 here is less data to support the notion that affiliative social behavior can slow disease progression

81 sized that nebulized oxytocin would increase affiliative social behaviors and such effects would be m

82 MDMA and its enantiomers increased affiliative social behaviors and vocalizations, whereas

83 man primates show MDMA-specific increases in affiliative social behaviors following MDMA administrati

84 linked and play a crucial role in promoting affiliative social bonds.

85 protein in the amygdala and increased active affiliative social interaction in C57BL/6J mice.

86 tent, the amygdala elevated levels of active affiliative social interaction in C57BL/6J mice.

87 etic background, selectively impaired active affiliative social interaction in mice.

88 Operated monkeys engaged in more affiliative social interactions with control partners th

89 ial threat posed by rival groups, intragroup affiliative social interactions, or coordinated behavior

90 Highly affiliative species have receptors in brain circuits rel

91 care can facilitate the rapid responding to affiliative stimuli by reducing importance of threatenin

92 utbursts, suggesting that the attachment and affiliative system may be implicated in the disorder.

93 Affiliative tendencies were predicted by genetic variati

94 that food sharing reflects a combination of affiliative tendency and high tolerance.

95 e a 5-HT1A receptor antagonist did not alter affiliative vocalizations and increased MDMA-induced soc

96 increased repetitive behaviors and decreased affiliative vocalizations.