The elevated plus maze is rodent model of conflict anxiety

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The "elevated plus maze" is a rodent model of conflict anxiety, where the rodent is conflicted between approach and avoidance. During the second 5 minutes of a 10-minute elevated plus maze test, previously physically active rats spend more time in the open arms of the elevated plus maze than their sedentary counterparts. Which conclusion below is best supported by this observation?

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