Danielle Pai Maulucci

Low alcohol preferring mice have reduced task engagement during a waiting task for alcohol, which is enhanced by intermittent alcohol drinking

This study examines how alcohol preference and consumption affect task engagement in mice during a waiting task for alcohol, finding that preference better predicts performance than consumption and that chronic alcohol exposure enhances engagement, especially in low-preference mice.

Evidence for different greater-persistence strategies under lower and higher challenge for alcohol in female rats

This study examines sex differences in alcohol drinking strategies in rats, finding females show greater persistence under lower challenge but different patterns under higher challenge.