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Limited increases in alcohol intake by rats produced by infrequent periodic access

J D Sinclair, D O Bender

Journal of Studies on Alcohol

|July 1, 1979

Abstract:

Restricting rats' access to alcohol solution to every third or fourth day did not produce greater increases in alcohol consumption than the doubling caused by alternate-day access.

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