Evidence for novelty reward cross-cueing in the odor span task in rats: implications for odor-based reward-motivated tasks

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Behavioral measures for both odor-masking conditions in each stage of the expanded probe experiment. (A) Choice accuracy (percentage). (B) Choice accuracy for stage 4 split by whether the initial approach was to the session-novel odor or hidden food reward. (C) Choice latency. (D) Searching vigor. Significant differences between conditions are noted with asterisks. See the text for all statistics.

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