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Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 2020
The delay discounting procedure was used to classify rats into high-impulsivity (preferring low-value immediate food reinforcement) and low-impulsivity (choosing a high-value reinforcement with a 5-sec delay), as well as ambivalent animals, which did not display any preference for reinforcement choice.
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The delay discounting procedure was used to classify rats into high-impulsivity (preferring low-value immediate food reinforcement) and low-impulsivity (choosing a high-value reinforcement with a 5-sec delay), as well as ambivalent animals, which did not display any preference for reinforcement choice.
I. V. Pavlova +3 more
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