Although much has been written on the topic of social behavior, many terms referring to
different aspects of social behavior have become inappropriately conflated and the specific …

An animal's umwelt, comprising its perception of the sensory environment, which is
inherently subjective, can change across the lifespan in accordance with major life events. In …

Monogamous pair bonding has evolved to enhance reproductive success and ensure
offspring survival. Although the behavioral and neural mechanisms regulating the formation …

In many animal species, males and females exploit different mating strategies, display sex-
typical behaviors, and use distinct systems to recognize ethologically relevant cues. Mate …

Social relationships, affiliative social attachments, are important for many species. The best
studied types of relationships are monogamous pair bonds. However, it remains unclear …

Neural activation in brain regions for vocal control is social context dependent. This context-
dependent brain activation reflects social context-appropriate vocal behavior but has …

Sensory cues such as vocalizations contain important social information. Processing social
features of vocalizations (eg, vocalizer identity, emotional state) necessitates unpacking the …

Objectives We examine the association between subjective cognitive decline (SCD) and the
trajectories of objective cognitive decline (OCD); and the extent to which this association is …

Vasopressin and oxytocin are well known and evolutionarily ancient modulators of social
behavior. The distribution and relative densities of vasopressin and oxytocin receptors are …

Individually distinctive vocalizations are widespread in nature, although the ability of
receivers to discriminate these signals has only been explored through limited taxonomic …