Standard housed rats are more sensitive to rewards than enriched housed rats as reflected by their anticipatory behaviour (Q44472600)

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Standard housed rats are more sensitive to rewards than enriched housed rats as reflected by their anticipatory behaviour (English)

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Johanneke E van der Harst

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Anne-Marie Baars

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Berry M Spruijt

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English

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1 June 2003

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Behavioural Brain Research

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142

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1-2

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151-156

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