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. 2013 Jul 4;4:84. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2013.00084

Table 1.

Number of pairs exhibiting significant correlations in drinking patterns.

Ethanol isolation 1 Ethanol pair Water isolation 1 Water pair
Change Correlation 11 12 14 14
No correlation 6 5 3 3
No change Correlation 12 12 12 15
No correlation 3 3 3 0

The total number of pairs (32) is divided into groups where at least one subject changed the drinking pattern and those that did not (change, no change). For each group, the number of pairs exhibiting a significant correlation or not, when analyzed by the cross-correlation function within a lag time of 10 min is shown for each ethanol and water drinking patterns, in isolation and pair housing. There are clearly no significant differences between groups that did or did not change, between isolation and pairing, or between ethanol and water.