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Rats exposed to reward downshift (from 32 to 4% sucrose) increase 2% alcohol intake in a 2-h, free-choice preference test which also offered water. This effect was accompanied by augmented general activity in the elevated plus maze (Donaire et al., 2018, Behav Proc, 150, 59-65). In the present study we analyzed the effect of alcohol consumption induced by reward downshift on anxiety behaviors registered in the hole-board (H test. Sixteen food-deprived female Wistar rats received 32% sucrose for ten 5-min daily sessions and were then d
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