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Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Learn Mem. 2019 May 21;162:36–46. doi: 10.1016/j.nlm.2019.05.002

Figure 10. — (A and B) VTE for the bilateral inactivation in the 30-second initial delay, 3:1 reward condition was not significantly higher than VTE for vehicle. (C and D) There was no significant effect of PRC inactivation on VTE behavior in the first half of the session. (E and F) VTE for the bilateral inactivation was significantly higher than VTE for vehicle in the second half of the session. An asterisk represents a statistically significant difference from the other conditions. (A, C, and E) Boxes represent the interquartile range; lines in the boxes and error bars represent the median and minimum/maximum values. (B, D, and F) Points represent individual rats across conditions.

Figure 10. — (A and B) VTE for the bilateral inactivation in the 30-second initial delay, 3:1 reward condition was not significantly higher than VTE for vehicle. (C and D) There was no significant effect of PRC inactivation on VTE behavior in the first half of the session. (E and F) VTE for the bilateral inactivation was significantly higher than VTE for vehicle in the second half of the session. An asterisk represents a statistically significant difference from the other conditions. (A, C, and E) Boxes represent the interquartile range; lines in the boxes and error bars represent the median and minimum/maximum values. (B, D, and F) Points represent individual rats across conditions.