<p>Top panel: Distribution of percent of Advantageous responding made by rats. Optimal rats were those that made more Advantageous responses during a session. Bottom panel: Mean ± SEM percent of advantageous responding on the day before the first drug treatment and the day before the last drug treatment. Data are presented for the Optimal group (open bars, n = 15) and Suboptimal group (dark bars, n = 9). Stability of responding was demonstrated by the lack of any significant effects.</p
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Gambling to recover losses is a common gaming behavior. In a clinical context, however, this phenome...
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<p>Grey lines represent the median used to compute proportions of high and low scores in good and po...
Research has highlighted the association of a positive family history of alcoholism with a positive ...
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Two experiments examined the effects of varying the probability of “wins” within a rat model of gamb...
International audienceBACKGROUND:Decision making in complex and conflicting situations, as measured ...
Abstract Despite the prevalence of problem gamblers and the ethical issues involved in studying gamb...
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<p>In each panel the percentage of risky choices is plotted against the probability of obtaining the...
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