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Aversive learning strengthens episodic memory in both adolescents and adults

2019-02-12

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Adolescence is often filled with positive and negative emotional experiences that may change how individuals remember and respond to stimuli in their environment. In adults, aversive events can both enhance memory for associated stimuli as well as generalize to enhance memory for unreinforced but conceptually related stimuli. The present study tested whether learned aversive associations similarly lead to better m...

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f63c9634-f9c5-599e-8aff-c54f5a8326ad
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10.1101/547331
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