Bussey Applications
Delay Discounting Task (DD) for Mice
Model 89552A
Adapted for mice. As a measure of impulsivity, the Delay Discounting Task (DD) measures how long the rodent is prepared to wait for a larger reward.
Extinction (EXT) for Rats
Model 89547A-R
Adapted for rats, this is a simple, but powerful, test of behavioral inhibition.
Probabilistic Reversal Learning (PRL) for Mice
Model 89553A
Adapted for mice. Designed to measure sensitivity to valence feedback information, PRL is sensitive to serotonergic manipulations, suggesting this test may be used to study depression-relevant behavior.
Probabilistic Reversal Learning (PRL) for Rats
Model 89553A-R
Adapted for rats. Designed to measure sensitivity to valence feedback information, PRL is sensitive to serotonergic manipulations, suggesting this test may be used to study depression-relevant behavior.
Delay Discounting Task (DD) for Rats
Model 89552A-R
Adapted for rats. As a measure of impulsivity, the Delay Discounting Task (DD) measures how long the rodent is prepared to wait for a larger reward.
Extinction (EXT) for Mice
Model 89547A
Adapted for mice, this is a simple, but powerful, test of behavioral inhibition.
Progressive Ratio and Effort Related Choice Task (PR/ERC) for Rats
Model 89549A-R
Adapted for rats, this touch screen task has been shown equivalent to those performed with levers or nose-poke holes in measuring motivation and reward-related decision making.
Progressive Ratio and Effort Related Choice Task (PR/ERC) for Mice
Model 89549A
Adapted for mice, this touch screen task has been shown equivalent to those performed with levers or nose-poke holes in measuring motivation and reward-related decision making.
Two-choice Paired/Visual Discrimination Reversal (PD) for Mice
Model 89540A
Adapted for mice, this reversal learning task requires inhibition of prepotent responses and is known to be dependent on the prefrontal cortex.
4-Choice Gambling Task (4C-GT) for Mice
Model 89550A
Adapted for mice, this test is based on the Iowa Gambling Task, sensitive to serotonergic and dopaminergic agents.
Paired-Associate Learning Task (PAL) for Mice
Model 89541A
Adapted for mice, this is a hippocampal task. In humans, this task has proved to be highly effective for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease.
Visuomotor Conditional Learning (VMCL) for Mice
Model 89542A
Adapted for mice, this is a habit or stimulus-response task in which the rodent learns a conditional rule.
5-choice Serial Reaction Time Task (5CSRT) for Mice
Model 89543A
Adapted for mice, this task is sensitive to cortical manipulations, especially those involving prefrontal cortex, and is highly dependent on cholinergic transmission.
Autoshaping (Auto) for Mice
Model 89544A
Adapted for mice, this task measures a Pavlovian response to the screen. This is a very rapidly administered test of simple classical conditioning that is dependent on a reward system centered on the ventral striatum.
Trial-unique Nonmatching-to-Location Task (TUNL) for Mice
Model 89545A
Adapted for mice, this is a working memory task. TUNL is a delayed nonmatching-to-place task that prevents the mediating strategies associated with the equivalent lever task.
Location Discrimination (LD) for Mice
Model 89546A
Adapted for mice, this is a spatial memory task with a reversal learning component. It is sensitive to hippocampal lesions and associated with glutamate receptor regulation and signaling.
5-Choice Continuous Performance Test (5C-CPT) for Mice
Model 89548A
Adapted for mice, this go/no-go task measures both attentional and inhibitory systems within a single task paradigm, enabling the assessment of vigilance.
Rodent Continuous Performance Task: Image (rCPT) for Mice
Model 89551A
Adapted for mice. In this Rodent CPT (Image) task, 5 different images are shown briefly, one at a time and in a random order. One of the images is designated the target stimulus. In order to obtain reward, the subject must touch the target stimulus and withhold from touching the non-target stimuli.
Two-choice Paired/Visual Discrimination Reversal (PD) for Rats
Model 89540A-R
Adapted for rats, this reversal learning task requires inhibition of prepotent responses and is known to be dependent on the prefrontal cortex.
4-Choice Gambling Task (4C-GT) for Rats
Model 89550A-R
Adapted for rats, this test is based on the Iowa Gambling Task, sensitive to serotonergic and dopaminergic agents.
Paired-Associate Learning Task (PAL) for Rats
Model 89541A-R
Adapted for rats, this is a hippocampal task. In humans, this task has proved to be highly effective for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease.
Visuomotor Conditional Learning (VMCL) for Rats
Model 89542A-R
Adapted for rats, this is a habit or stimulus-response task in which the rodent learns a conditional rule.
5-choice Serial Reaction Time Task (5CSRT) for Rats
Model 89543A-R
Adapted for rats, this task is sensitive to cortical manipulations, especially those involving prefrontal cortex, and is highly dependent on cholinergic transmission.
Autoshaping (Auto) for Rats
Model 89544A-R
Adapted for rats, this task measures a Pavlovian response to the screen. This is a very rapidly administered test of simple classical conditioning that is dependent on a reward system centered on the ventral striatum.
Trial-unique Nonmatching-to-Location Task (TUNL) for Rats
Model 89545A-R
Adapted for rats, this is a working memory task. TUNL is a delayed nonmatching-to-place task that prevents the mediating strategies associated with the equivalent lever task.
Location Discrimination (LD) for Rats
Model 89546A-R
Adapted for rats, this is a spatial memory task with a reversal learning component. It is sensitive to hippocampal lesions and associated with glutamate receptor regulation and signaling.
5-Choice Continuous Performance Test (5C-CPT) for Rats
Model 89548A-R
Adapted for rats, this go/no-go task measures both attentional and inhibitory systems within a single task paradigm, enabling the assessment of vigilance.
Rodent Continuous Performance Task: Image (rCPT) for Rats
Model 89551A-R
Adapted for rats. In this Rodent CPT (Image) task, 5 different images are shown briefly, one at a time and in a random order. One of the images is designated the target stimulus. In order to obtain reward, the subject must touch the target stimulus and withhold from touching the non-target stimuli.
