Data

The data used in the analyses presented in this pape

Boxplot (median ± interquartile range) of factor one “looking at and exploring object” loadings for AF group and C group.

<p>Boxplot (median ± interquartile range) of factor one “looking at and exploring object” loadings for AF group and C group.</p

Mean ± standard error for loading on factor one “looking at and exploring the stranger” for phase two, AF group and C group.

<p>Mean ± standard error for loading on factor one “looking at and exploring the stranger” for phase two, AF group and C group.</p

Boxplot (mean ± interquartile range) of “irritability” (factor one loading) for AF and C group.

<p>Boxplot (mean ± interquartile range) of “irritability” (factor one loading) for AF and C group.</p

This figure shows how each cage was visually divided into zones of equal size.

<p>This figure shows how each cage was visually divided into zones of equal size.</p

Mean ± standard error for loading on factor one for phase two, AF group and C group.

<p>Mean ± standard error for loading on factor one for phase two, AF group and C group.</p

Differences between the two mouse strains (C57BL/6NCrl and BALB/cAnNCrl) in the open field test for (a) latency to leave the starting point; (b) time spent in the external area; (c) number of rears; and (d) number of crossings.

<p>Data (n = 10 cages/strain) are presented as means +/- standard error. ***P<0.001, **P<0.01, *P<0.05.</p

Judgment bias test arena and example of locations of the food bowl.

<p>Judgment bias test arena and example of locations of the food bowl.</p

Representation of the cage allocation in the rack.

<p>EMF ‘on’ and ‘off’ cages are separated by empty spaces, with cage position balanced as far as possible for strain and treatment.</p

Change in body weight (g) over time (weeks) for the two strains of mouse (C57BL/6NCrl and BALB/cAnNCrl).

<p>Data (n = 10 cages/strain) are presented as means +/- standard error. All weeks P<0.001, except weeks 5 and 6 (no significant difference).</p