Free and forced exploration in rats as a function of between- vs within-Ss design
Abstract Wistar rats were given 16 open-field tests under (a) free exploration (Ss could withdraw from the field into a small dark box), (b) forced exploration, or (c) alternating free and forced exploration. Amount of locomotion and the tendency to leave the peripheral wall were initially suppresse...
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