Abstract
The behavioral test batteries are used to assess the learning and memory. Learning is a process of gathering lots of information...
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The behavioral test batteries are used to assess the learning and memory
Increased frequency of number of entries in the arms was considered as improve locomotor activity and increase percentage alternation was considered as an improved spatial memory function
Parameter like number of entries was significantly increased in the animals per se received Biofield Energy Treatment (-15 days) group (G6) by 176%, 47.53%, and 66.67% in the start arm, explored arm, and novel arm, respectively as compared to the untreated test formulation group (G4)
Summary
The behavioral test batteries are used to assess the learning and memory. Learning is a process of gathering lots of information about the outside world, and memory is the process of processing, storing and reproducing this information in a suitable environment, where it is required. Different behavioral test is used currently among them Y-maze, force swim, and Morris water maze tests. The rodent forced swim test (FST) is mainly used as a preclinical model for depression [4,5]. There is a numerous evidence suggesting that adults have more trouble learning new information, exhibit less efficient reasoning skills, are slower to respond on all types of cognitive tasks, and are more susceptible to disruption from interfering information than younger adults [6]
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