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. 2021 Feb 10;15:610078. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2021.610078

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Correlations between RM and WMC errors on the WRAM. A significant positive correlation was found between RM errors made on an early trial (Trial 2), with a relatively low cognitive load, and WMC errors made on the last trial (Trial 7), or the highest cognitive load trial, for aged rats performing on the 12-Arm WRAM on the last day of testing, but not for young rats [R² = 0.53, r(8) = 0.73, *p < 0.05]. Several rats in the aged group made the same number of RM and WMC errors for this figure, resulting in the overlap of data points represented.