A systematic review of the inter-individual differences in avoidance learning

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<p>Avoidance is typically adaptive given it prevents threat. However, avoidance becomes pathological when it is executed out of proportion of threat (i.e., excessive or insufficient avoidance), persists in the absence of threat, or excessively generalize to other innocuous situations. Although there has been an increase in research in these different processes of pathological avoidance, the role of inter-individua...

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• Anxiety Disorders
• Avoidance Learning
• Behavior, Animal
• Ethanol
• Exploratory Behavior
• Models, Animal
• Phenotype
• Rats

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0b4f67c2-3798-5374-b2f0-43cb6ed7f053

DOI

10.31234/osf.io/2xbwd