Notoriously curious monkeys are eager to find out more information like humans even if there are no immediate benefits, reveals a new study. The findings offer insights into how a certain part of the brain shared by monkeys and humans plays a role in decision making, and perhaps even in some disorders and addictions in humans. The study, by researchers at the University of Rochester and Columbia University, shows that rhesus macaques have such robust ...
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