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Reactivation of threat conditioning memory in humans: disentangling the effects on emotional memory and cognitive biases

2025-06-25

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Learning to detect and respond to threats is fundamental for survival and is often modeled through threat conditioning (TC) paradigms. While these paradigms reliably produce implicit memories that elicit physiological and behavioral responses to conditioned stimuli (CS), less is explored about how TC influences cognitive and emotional biases, particularly those implicated in anxiety disorders, such as threat overe...

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Literature Corpus work: bd9ae114-6423-5163-8f29-3b0da7023944
DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.23.661086

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