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Affective flexibility without perceptual awareness

2018-12-25

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In an ever-changing environment, survival depends on learning which stimuli represent threat, and also on updating such associations when circumstances shift. Humans can acquire physiological responses to threat-associated stimuli even when they are unaware of them, but the role of awareness in updating threat contingencies remains unknown. This complex process – generating novel responses while simultaneously sup...

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Literature Corpus work: a40ad243-98ec-5eba-bd1b-db2606b4ea92
DOI: 10.1101/505545

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