Abstract
Rats raised for 30 days postweaning in either enriched or deprived environments were tested on a simple passive-avoidance problem. Although elimination scores indicated that the environmentally deprived rats were more emotionally reactive than the enriched rats, there were no apparent differences between groups in acquiring the avoidance response.
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