Figure 6.

Comparison of male anxiety-like behaviors measured in the light–dark box by adolescent air or ethanol (EtOH) exposure in the non-stress group or following two days of forced swim stress, namely time spent in the light side (A), frequency of head pokes into the light side (B), number of transitions between the light and dark side (C), and latency to first cross into the dark side (D). Ethanol-exposed males showed a significant increase in number of head pokes, and stressed males showed a significant decrease in number of transitions. Significant main effects are denoted as * p < 0.05.