Hoarding and neonatal irradiation

Manosevitz, Martin

doi:10.3758/bf03328343

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“…Not all strains of mice hoard at high levels and, therefore, we have attempted to increase hoarding by using various treatments (Manosevitz, 1965(Manosevitz, , 1966. One purpose of this experiment was to follow up our earlier observation under more controlled conditions and determine whether exposure to an enriched environment can be added to our repertoire of treatments that modify hoarding behavior.…”

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Effects of enriched environment upon hoarding.

Manosevitz¹,

Campenot²,

Swencionis³

1968

Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology

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Mice from 2 inbred strains were exposed either to a postweaning enriched environment or to a standard environment. The design allowed assessment of effects due to environment, genotype, and Genotype X Environment interactions. Environmental enrichment differentially affected hoarding performance in strains. The results also showed that the strains differed in hoarding and that hoarding increased on successive trials. It is suggested that it is important to study both genotype and environment in behavior genetic analyses.

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