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Benzazepine (Sch-12679) reduced the shock-induced fighting behavior of rats in a dose-dependent fashion. However, the drug also impaired both locomotor behavior and rotorod performance. These results suggest that the aggression suppressive effects of Sch-12679 may be mediated by drug-induced sedation.
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