Table 1.

Experiment 1 & 3: changes in weight across exposure paradigms.

Study		0 Exposures	2 Exposures	4 Exposures	6 Exposures
Experiment 1: Massed Exposure	Start weight	363.88±6.72	355.00±5.59	348.38±4.84	354.00±2.34
	Final weight	370.38±7.99	357.50±7.79	331.50±5.90	338.38±3.04
	% change	+1.79% a	+0.70% a,c	−4.84% b	−4.41% b,c
Experiment 3: EOD Exposure	Start weight	331.38±3.85	333.38±3.03	330.5±6.74	339.38±7.28
	Final weight	366.25±4.39	361.75±4.07	359.63±7.52	363.13±8.32
	% change	+10.52%	+8.51%	+8.81%	+7.00%

Table displays starting weight (mean± SEM in grams), final weight, and directional % body weight change for each group across 0, 2, 4, or 6 exposures to ethanol (4 g/kg i.g) on either consecutive days for a total of 6 experimental days (Experiment 1), or intermittent every-other-day [EOD], for a total of 12 experimental days (Experiment 3). A lettering system was used to denote differences across groups in accordance with Tukey’s post-hoc test; groups that share a letter were statistically comparable (p < 0.05).