Table 3.

Pre-Injury (All Mice): Baseline Variable Test

Testing phase (sec)	Correct (%)	Incorrect (%)	Omitted (%)
2	79.74 ± 9.14	7.55 ± 4.00	12.63 ± 8.92
1	66.70 ± 8.30***	9.96 ± 5.40	23.58 ± 8.74**
0.5	50.64 ± 11.77***	14.82 ± 5.11***	34.68 ± 12.65**
0.2	37.00 ± 8.41***	21.27 ± 6.58***	41.44 ± 11.82

Pre-injury baseline variable window test for all mice following touchscreen training task. All 24 mice underwent the variable window test, consisting of trials with varying windows of time of 2 sec, 1 sec, 0.5 sec, or 0.2 sec randomly alternating. Pre-injury training on the touchscreen task. Overall, mice were less likely to respond correctly and more likely to respond incorrectly or omit trials during trials with a shorter response window in the variable window test; notably, mice did not answer more trials incorrectly until response window was under 1 sec, but started omitting more trials at when limited to under 2 sec. Mice omitted the same number of trials, around 40%, at the two shortest response windows of 0.5 and 0.2 sec. Statistically significant difference of each phase from the preceding phase are shown (i.e., a significance marker within 10-sec phase indicates difference from 30-sec phase).

^* p < 0.05; ^**p < 0.01; ^***p < 0.001.