Event-related potentials in macaque monkey during passive and attentional processing of faces in a priming paradigm

Behavioural Brain Research
J A Pineda, C Nava

Abstract

Epidural event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded in monkeys using a priming (S1-S2) paradigm. One juvenile and 2 young adult macaque monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) viewed tachistoscopically presented pairs of faces in four possible combinations: human-human, monkey-monkey, monkey-human, human-monkey. Faces were presented upright to untrained subjects. Subsequently, one adult monkey was trained to associate the occurrence of a monkey-monkey pair of faces with juice reward. In a separate control experiment, the same stimuli were presented upside down. In both the upright and inverted conditions, adult monkey ERPs exhibited a P1-N1-P2 complex of peaks in the 400 ms following stimulus presentation. However, only upright faces elicited a prominent, widely distributed negativity (N4) in the 400-800 ms interval and a long-duration negativity (LDN) in the last 400 ms of the 1,400-ms epoch. N4 was earlier in latency, larger in amplitude, and larger over left hemisphere in response to monkey faces compared to human faces. It was also sensitive to the preceding or priming stimulus, exhibiting larger amplitudes when S1 matched S2 than when it did not. Trained monkey waveforms differed from untrained monkey responses in terms of the ap...Continue Reading

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