. 2004 Feb 18;24(7):1780–1791. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.0887-03.2004

Table 1.

Rearing counts are significantly correlated with other behavioral variables in dark-box, open-field, and hole-board tests

	Dark box		Open field		Hole board
Behavioral variable	Control	GABHS	Control	GABHS	Control	GABHS
Dark time	ns	ns
Ambulatory distance	r² = 0.78	r² = 0.62	ns	r² = 0.68	r² = 0.63	r² = 0.71
	p = 0.006	p = 0.055		p = 0.028	p = 0.070	p = 0.018
Center time	r² = 0.620	ns	r² = 0.86	r² = 0.90	ns	ns
	p = 0.0552		p = 0.0006	p = 0.0001
Nose pokes					ns	ns

Measurements of several behavioral variables were recorded in dark-box, open-field, and hole-board tests using an automated system (see Materials and Methods). Z-test and Fisher's r to z transformation (Statview software) were used to determine significant correlations between rearing count and other behavioral variables. Correlation coefficients (r²) and corresponding p values, where p < 0.1, are presented; significant correlations are in bold.