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Title: Application of t-pattern analysis in the study of rodent behaviour : methodological and experimental highlights
Other Titles: Discovering hidden temporal patterns in behavior and interaction : t-pattern detection and analysis with THEME
Authors: Casarrubea, Maurizio
Magnusson, Magnus S.
Di Giovanni, Giuseppe
Roy, Vincent
Arabo, Arnaud
Santangelo, Andrea
Crescimanno, Giuseppe
Keywords: Rats as laboratory animals
Behavioral sciences
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: Springer
Citation: Casarrubea, M., Magnusson, M. S., Di Giovanni, G., Roy, V., Arabo, A., Santangelo, A., & Crescimanno, G., (2016). Application of t-pattern analysis in the study of rodent behaviour : methodological and experimental highlights. In M. S. Magnusson, J. K. Burgoon, M. Casarrubea (Eds.), Discovering hidden temporal patterns in behavior and interaction: t-pattern detection and analysis with THEME™ (pp. 217-235). New York: Springer.
Abstract: In our laboratories we use T-pattern analysis to study rat behavior in different and well-known experimental assays widely employed as rodent models of anxiety: the open field, the hole board and the elevated plus maze. By using Theme software and T-pattern analysis, we have observed that numerous events, characterizing rodent behavior in each experimental model, occurred sequentially and with significant constraints on the interval lengths separating them. In this chapter, for each test, we highlight some key aspects of our behavioral analyses, with a twofold attempt: first to provide the researcher with useful information concerning the application of T-pattern analysis in the study of rodent behavior and, second, to present and discuss various results of our studies.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/22503
ISBN: 1493932489
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