Abstract
Mice of two strains, selected, respectively, for successful solution of puzzle-box test (addressed to “object permanence” rule operation) and for non-solution of this test, were tested for short term memory, attention to moving object and neophagia. The data obtained demonstrated, that mice, selected for successful “object permanence” test solution demonstrated higher scores in recent memory and attention indices. It was suggested, that interstrain differences discovered should be addressed to differences in the “executive functions” expression.
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