… of social complexity in which primate 172 groups split into … , apes do not categorically perform
better 174 than monkeys, … about transitive dominance 655 hierarchies and tamarins do not …

… drives that lie at the bottom of our ‘hierarchy of needs’ [ … for the study of human decision-making.
Humans routinely make … Here, our theory might appear to break down in financial settings…

… principles underlying ACC: hierarchical decision making, spatiotemporal models of the …
ACC contributes to hierarchical model-based (HMB) hierarchical reinforcement learning (…

… Individuals confer deference and yield decision-making to these prosocial, talented individuals
in an … Unlike non-human primates, physical strength and size are not necessarily the most …

… the hierarchy need to be held longer in WM as evidence from lower in the hierarchy needs
… advances may emerge precisely where the assumptions break down. For example, the used …

… In our case, y* is the number of monkeys whose TG levels … The posterior predicted mean
number of monkeys expected … of the hierarchical and sequential analyses, and decision making. …

… break down. With these methodological innovations, researchers have studied repeated
interactions in which cooperation can unfold over time and individuals learn to coordinate, and …

… are learned and flexibly bias decision-making, we trained monkeys to perform a visual search
task … If monkeys broke fixation before the onset of the targets or if they did not make a direct …

… In contrast, in primates, visual perception is dominated by … (upper broken rectangle) and
the midbrain (lower broken … that operate in decision making at higher hierarchical levels in …

… Ideally, this account would follow individual decision-making … as good an ape as any to
represent early great apes, and for … Figure 3.3 depicts a simplified behavioral hierarchy of a lizard …