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Electrocortical responses in anticipation of avoidable and inevitable threats: a multisite study

2024-03-26

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<p>When faced with danger, human beings respond with a repertoire of defensive behaviors, including freezing and active avoidance. Previous research has revealed a pattern of physiological responses, characterized by heart rate bradycardia, reduced visual exploration, and heightened sympathetic arousal in reaction to avoidable threats, suggesting a state of attentive immobility in humans. However, the electrocorti...

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10.31234/osf.io/nrs9v
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