Investigating hormone-induced changes in affective state using the affective bias test in male and female rats
Abstract
Recent clinical and pre-clinical research suggests that affective biases may play an important role in the development and perpetuation of mood disorders. Studies in animals have also revealed that similar neuropsychological processes can be measured in non-human species using behavioural assays designed to measure biases in learning and memory or decision-making. Given the proposed links between hormones and mood, we used the affective bias...
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Title
Investigating hormone-induced changes in affective state using the affective bias test in male and female rats
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
115
Pages
104647 - 104647
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