Greater efficacy of preweaning than postweaning environmental enrichment on maze learning in adult rats
In order to assess the behavioural effects of environmental stimulation at different stages of development, two groups of rats were exposed to multisensory enrichment on days 10–24 (preweaning) or 25–39 (postweaning). Both groups had four 25-min sessions per day in a large cage with a variety of sti...
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description | In order to assess the behavioural effects of environmental stimulation at different stages of development, two groups of rats were exposed to multisensory enrichment on days 10–24 (preweaning) or 25–39 (postweaning). Both groups had four 25-min sessions per day in a large cage with a variety of stimuli, in addition to 3 min of handling before each session. The mother of the preweaning group remained in the home cage during the stimulation sessions. A third group was maintained in a social condition. Testing in a Hebb-Williams maze started when the rats of the 3 groups were 100 days old. Error, latency and running time scores were lowest in the preweaning group. |
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