Latencies during rCPT learning and performance. (A) Hit latency increases across the first five sessions for both groups in females (F(1,4) = 2.558, P = 0.0477, the main effect of session), but does not significantly differ between groups. No significant differences in hit latency were observed between groups or between the final stage 3 and probe sessions in females. (B) No significant differences in hit latency between sessions or groups were observed for males. (C) No significant differences in false alarm latency between sessions or groups were observed for females. (D) No significant differences in false alarm latency between sessions or groups were observed during rCPT learning for males, but a significant group × session interaction was observed for males between the final stage 3 and probe sessions (F(1,1) = 4.278, P = 0.0496). (E,F) No significant differences in reward latency between sessions or groups were observed for females (E) or males (F). Error bars represent the standard error of the mean.
