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Overall, for rats tested in a risky-choice task, a competitive social context increased the salience and attractiveness of larger food outcomes, as observed in humans and great apes. This led to the economically irrational response of selecting the "binge-but-risky" option, notwithstanding uncertainty about the actual recipient of such food.Behavioral phenotyping has been gaining prominence due to the increased use of transgenic animal models of neurological disorders. Repeated testing in the same cohort of animals can reduce the overa
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