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It's behavioral psychology, pure and simple. You can do it quite easily at home, given some time to accomplish it (a week should work). First, you need to train the mouse to respond to the tones. Some people won't like this step, but you ar...
the training process is pretty easy really. what you do is put your mouse at the start of the maze an make a line of cheese going from the start to the finish. do this atleast 2-3 times a training an do this 2 times a day. Every time you do...
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You can't buy a maze, but they're easy to build. Get a piece of plywood, and several pieces of thin 'slatting' that is no more than 1/4" thick by 4" wide. Get some paraffin wax and coat one end of each of the pieces of board (make...
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No. You would have a hard time proving anything doing this. If you want to feed them energy drinks, measure their pulse or something simple like that to show physiological changes.
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Some kind of food prize - but make it so that they know ahead of time there is a reward at the end (let them smell it, see it, etc).
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