Impulsive choice may play an important role in serious health-related decisions, like
addiction tendencies. Thus, there is merit in exploring interventions that reduce impulsive
choice. Delay-exposure training involves extended experience with delayed reinforcement.
Following training, delay-exposed rats make fewer impulsive choices than control rats. The
reducing effects of delay exposure training on impulsive choice have been replicated in
male rats seven times. For the first time, this study evaluated the effects of delay exposure …