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Rewarded extinction increases amygdalar connectivity and stabilizes long-term memory traces in the vmPFC

2021-12-10

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Neurobiological evidence in rodents indicates that threat extinction incorporates reward neurocircuitry. Consequently, incorporating reward associations with an extinction memory may be an effective strategy to persistently attenuate threat responses. Moreover, while there is considerable research on the short-term effects of extinction strategies in humans, the long-term effects of extinction are rarely considere...

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Literature Corpus work: a7b8e20a-fa20-5086-99b0-410730289fdc
DOI: 10.1101/2021.12.08.471649

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