Social interaction with an alcohol-intoxicated or cocaine-injected peer selectively alters social behaviors and drinking in adolescent male and female rats.
D. M. Gamble, C. C. Josefson, M. K. Hennessey, A. M. Davis, R. C. Waters, B. N. Jones, D. M. Belton, N. I. Hall, T. J. Costen, C. L. Kirstein, A. M. Maldonado-Devincci
The paper examines how social interaction with intoxicated or drug-injected peers affects social behaviors and alcohol consumption in adolescent rats, finding sex-specific differences in ethanol intake and social behavior changes.
bioRxiv · Jul 30, 2019Animal Behavior & Cognition