Starting with the second day of habituation, rats were weighed three times each week for the duration of the experiment; no animal lost weight during the experiment.
After sixteen weeks of experiment, no significant changes in body weight of the rats were observed between the groups (Table 1).
For all animals of the experiment no significant differences in body weight were observed at 28 and 188 dpn [ 15, 16].
A previous experiment adds weight to the idea that simply considering the personal problem when seeing one's own body from a different location (literal perspective taking) is not enough to explain the result.
In the experiment, a weight was put on the pad to represent pushing force from a user's finger.
Although the initial weight T3 is greater than T2, but at the end of the experiment the weight of romaine lettuce on a T3 is lower than T3.
At the end of the present experiment body weight was not significantly different between the groups.
During the experiment, body weight of every rat was measured at the 0 day, 2th day, 6th day, 9th day and 13th day.
At the end of experiment, body weight loss was calculated.
Over the course of the experiment body weight did not change more than 2%.
