The development of cued versus contextual conditioning in a predictable and an unpredictable human fear conditioning preparation.
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Summary
A trial-by-trial development of conditioning to the context in the unpaired group as indicated by a significant linear trend adds to the idea that cued and contextual fear rely on the same basic associative processes.
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- 2008-03-01
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- 17
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Philosophy
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