
doi: 10.1038/nn.4512
pmid: 28230840
To learn from others' experience, one must link environmental conditions with social cues. A specific amygdala circuit underlies social learning of fear, and targeted activation normalizes behavior in a rodent model of autism.
Animals, Learning, Rodentia, Fear, Amygdala
Animals, Learning, Rodentia, Fear, Amygdala
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