2024
DOI: 10.1037/emo0001276
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See no evil: Attentional bias toward threat is diminished in aged monkeys.

Anthony C. Santistevan,
Olivia Fiske,
Gilda Moadab
et al.

Abstract: Prior evidence demonstrates that relative to younger adults, older human adults exhibit attentional biases toward positive and/or away from negative socioaffective stimuli (i.e., the age-related positivity effect). Whether or not the effect is phylogenetically conserved is currently unknown and its biopsychosocial origins are debated. To address this gap, we evaluated how visual processing of socioaffective stimuli differs in aged, compared to middle-aged, rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) using eye tracking in … Show more

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