Remotely Presenting Alcohol-predicting Cues Avoids Confound of Experimenter as First Cue and Reveals Sex-specific Behaviors that Predict the Rate and Amount of Alcohol Consumption
Understanding the neurobiological systems that regulate alcohol cue-induced craving is of utmost importance for the development of novel intervention strategies for alcohol use disorders (AUDs). However, although a human experimenter is required to conduct alcohol self-administration studies in the lab, the cues associated with the experimenter are seldom if ever factored into the experimental…
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