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. 2018 Jul 10;12:134. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2018.00134

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Copyright © 2018 Kúkel’ová, Bergamini, Sigrist, Seifritz, Hengerer and Pryce.

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Effects of provision of a chow pellet on behavior in the RST in non-manipulated mice in Experiment 2. Scores are for the first 30 trials per session on three consecutive days. (A) Number of sucrose pellets obtained. (B) Mean response latency to a tone CS (maximum duration 30 s) associated with pellet availability. (C) Mean response latency in the inter-trial intervals (ITI, 50 ± 30 s) between successive CS. (D) Mean CS/ITI reciprocal ratio. Values are overall mean ± SD. Significant statistical effects indicated were obtained with mixed factorial ANOVA; trials denoted with different letters were significantly different in post hoc Bonferroni tests. (E) In the +Chow group, scatter plot and overall mean for the mean weight of chow eaten during the three test sessions.