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To ensure that a rigorous methodology is available in which to assess the preferences of animals, further research examining design features of Y-maze preference tests, including the above examples, should be conducted to ensure design features of the tests are not unintentionally influencing animal motivation and thus choice behaviour. Once we have a rigorous methodology by which to assess the preferences of animals, we may then be able to identify important factors to include in the environments of animals to improve their welfare.

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