Glucocorticoids do not promote prosociality in a wild group-living fish

Volume: 127, Pages: 104879 - 104879
Published: Jan 1, 2021
Abstract
Individuals often respond to social disturbances by increasing prosociality, which can strengthen social bonds, buffer against stress, and promote overall group cohesion. Given their importance in mediating stress responses, glucocorticoids have received considerable attention as potential proximate regulators of prosocial behaviour during disturbances. However, previous investigations have largely focused on mammals and our understanding of the...
Paper Details
Title
Glucocorticoids do not promote prosociality in a wild group-living fish
Published Date
Jan 1, 2021
Volume
127
Pages
104879 - 104879
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