For the responses to incorrect (S4G), there were no significant effects, although the main effect of Group showed a strong trend (F(1,14) = 4.54, p = 0.051), again suggesting that rats with alcohol history touched the screen more often, particularly at the correct location.
2-way ANOVA of time stamps revealed a significant interaction between Group and Time stamp (F(59,826) = 3.807, p < 0.05), suggesting that the Maltodextrin rats took longer to complete the session (Group main effect also showed a trend (F (1,14) = 0.053)), although post-hoc Sidak tests revealed no significant differences between groups (Supplementary Figure S6C ).