A. Minier-Toribio

A double-hit of social and economic stress in mice precipitates changes in decision-making strategies

This study shows that mice with prior social defeat stress exhibit altered decision-making strategies when faced with economic stress, impacting food security and subjective value prioritization.

Chronic social stress induces isolated deficits in reward anticipation on a neuroeconomic foraging task

This study shows that chronic social stress impairs reward anticipation in mice, but not other reward-related behaviors, and that this effect is influenced by recent reward history and environmental demands.