Figure 2.

Active nuclei in the mouse brain following a decision or trigger from a surveillance state. (A) Representation of an animal's decision process during a surveillance state. In this example a mouse encounters an aversive trigger (B top, predatory threat) activating nuclei associated with avoidance behaviors (C). Main nuclei active here are: Striatum, Amygdala, Superior colliculi, etc. On the bottom (B) the mouse encounters an appetitive trigger of food/cheese activating nuclei associated with approach behaviors (D).