Abstract
Hu et al. show that the posterodorsal medial amygdala selectively controls social-reward seeking through its intersection with canonical dopaminergic reward circuits. To identify this circuitry, the authors developed an elegant new affiliative social operant procedure that separates social interaction from social-reward seeking.
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