Open-field social behavior in rats as a function of septal lesions in infancy and group versus isolated rearing conditions
Open-field social behavior in rats as a function of septal lesions in infancy and group versus isolated rearing conditions
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大鼠的开放场社会行为作为婴儿期和群体与隔离饲养条件下间隔病变的函数
DOI：
10.3758/bf03332158
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发表时间：
1984
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Kim Carlson
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作者：
D. A. Johnson;Maura D. Spiker;Kim Carlson
Normal rat pups and pups with septal lesions produced at 7 days of age were reared after weaning under group and isolated housing conditions. Contact time between pairs of animals in the open field was observed at 90-110 days of age. Gregariousness was increased by both septal lesion treatment and isolated rearing conditions. The housing condition variable accounted for a greater proportion of treatment variance than did the lesion variable. These results stress the importance of housing conditions as a confounding variable in studies of recovery from infant brain damage.
