The social interaction test in pairs measures reciprocal social behaviors between two freely interacting rodents without physical barriers, providing quantitative assessment of social motivation and communication essential for autism and social anxiety research.
The open field test measures anxiety-like behavior and locomotor activity in rodents using a standardized arena to assess exploratory patterns, providing quantitative data essential for neuropharmacological research and therapeutic evaluation.
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