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1 Animal Models of Mood and Anxiety Disorders: The Pursuit of Standardization and Recognition of the Complex Neurobiology of Human Mental Health Jaanus Harro 2 The Open Field Test Vootele Vikar and S. Clare Stanford 3 The Light Dark Box Test in the Mouse Solal Bloch and Catherine Belzung 4 The Olfactory Bulbectomized Rodent Remains a Valuable Preclinical Model of Depression and Antidepressant Activity Michelle Roche and John P. Kelly 5 Marble-Burying in Mice Jeffrey M. Witkin and Jodi L. Smith 6 How the Sucrose Preference Succeeds or Fails as a Measurement of Anhedonia Tatyana Strekalova 7 A Vogel Conflict Test Using Food Reinforcement in Mice Jeffrey M. Witkin and Jodi L. Smith 8 Fear Conditioning in Laboratory Rodents Iris Mller and Markus Fendt 9 Learned Helplessness in Rodents Kennia Moura Silveira and Smia Joca 10 Chronobiology of Mood States: Introducing Circadian Animal Models Jorge Mendoza, Nomi Billon, Guillaume Vanotti, and Viviane Pallage 11 Telemetry in Rats and Mice: Methodological Considerations and Example Studies of Stress and Anxiety in Ground-Based Spaceflight Analogs Laurie L. Wellman, Austin M. Adkins, Hargsoon Yoon, Richard A. Britten, and Larry D. Sanford 12 Utility and Implementation of Oral Corticosteroid Exposure in Behavioral Neuroscience Research with Rodents Michelle K. Sequeira, Jane R. Taylor, and Shannon L. Gourley 13 Animal Models for Mania Kirsten Schmerder and Nadja Freund 14 Social Behavior Testing in Mice: Social Interest, Recognition, and Aggression Amy E. Clipperton-Allen and Damon T. Page 15 Rodent Models for Studying the Impact of Variation in Early Life Mother-Infant Interactions on Mood and Anxiety Hannah E. Lapp and Frances A. Champagne 16 Principles of Recording Rodent Ultrasonic Vocalizations Stefan M. Brudzynski and Sylvie Granon 17 Development of a Selectively Bred Mouse Model of Dominance and Submissiveness: Technical Considerations Albert Pinhasov, Elena Shmerkin, Lev Libergod, Michael Kirby, Oryan Agranyoni, Liudmila Vinnikova, and Debpali Sur 18 Prediction of Susceptibility/Resilience Toward Animal Models of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Maria Morena, Giulia Federica Mancini, and Patrizia Campolongo
