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E. S. Calipari

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Schedule-dependent production of stereotyped sequences of actions

E. G. Follman, M. Chevee, C. J. Kim, A. R. Johnson, J. Tat, E. S. Calipari

This study investigates how operant conditioning schedules affect the production of reproducible action sequences in mice, finding that certain schedules do not improve sequence reproducibility.

bioRxiv · Jun 16, 2022 · PreprintAnimal Behavior & Cognition

A novel multidimensional reinforcement task in mice elucidates sex-specific behavioral strategies

M. G. Kutlu, J. E. Zachry, L. J. Brady, P. R. Melugin, C. Sanders, J. Tat, A. R. Johnson, K. Thibeault, A. J. Lopez, E. S. Calipari

This study introduces a multidimensional reinforcement task in mice to assess sex-specific behavioral strategies, finding females prioritize avoidance over reward seeking while males prioritize reward seeking.

bioRxiv · Jul 2, 2019Animal Behavior & Cognition