<p>Ratings were registered at the moment the stimulus and expectancy scale disappeared from the screen. Higher levels indicate more certainty about shock (100 = “Certainly a shock”), lower levels indicate more certainty about absence of shock (0 = “Certainly no shock”). The left panel represents the data from the acquisition phase, per trial, for both the CS+ (B1) and the CS- (B2). The right panel shows the data from the generalization of acquisition test of all stimuli from both categories. Each stimulus was presented once during this phase.</p
<p>Mean UCS expectancy ratings for the feared stimulus (CS1) and safe stimulus (CS2) during acquisit...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired wit...
Background and Objectives In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired with...
<p>Ratings were registered at the moment the stimulus and expectancy scale disappeared from the scre...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Mean reaction times for auditory stimuli in session 1 and session 2. Bars represent st...
<p>Responses were range-corrected and square-root transformed. The left panel represents the data fr...
<p>US-expectancy changes during the CS load of the paired and unpaired group for the 3 acquisition b...
<p>(A) At each time point (every 12<sup>th</sup> trial) subjects had to rate the expected change in ...
<p>US online expectancy ratings (OE-R, left column) and fear potentiated startle (FPS, right column)...
Ratings (1 = not confident at all; 5 = very confident) are shown as a function of stimulus presentat...
<p>The upper panel represents the trials used in the matching-to-sample training, symmetry test and ...
<p>US expectancy ratings following the CS+ and CS− during the preconditioning phase, extinction phas...
Panel A: Mean log-transformed response times to the dot probe when it appeared on stimuli A-D, whose...
<p>. Means ± SEM are shown for N = 35. Time 1 occurs after verbal suggestion but prior to the condit...
During evaluative conditioning, a neutral conditional stimulus (CS) becomes pleasant or unpleasant a...
<p>Mean UCS expectancy ratings for the feared stimulus (CS1) and safe stimulus (CS2) during acquisit...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired wit...
Background and Objectives In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired with...
<p>Ratings were registered at the moment the stimulus and expectancy scale disappeared from the scre...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Mean reaction times for auditory stimuli in session 1 and session 2. Bars represent st...
<p>Responses were range-corrected and square-root transformed. The left panel represents the data fr...
<p>US-expectancy changes during the CS load of the paired and unpaired group for the 3 acquisition b...
<p>(A) At each time point (every 12<sup>th</sup> trial) subjects had to rate the expected change in ...
<p>US online expectancy ratings (OE-R, left column) and fear potentiated startle (FPS, right column)...
Ratings (1 = not confident at all; 5 = very confident) are shown as a function of stimulus presentat...
<p>The upper panel represents the trials used in the matching-to-sample training, symmetry test and ...
<p>US expectancy ratings following the CS+ and CS− during the preconditioning phase, extinction phas...
Panel A: Mean log-transformed response times to the dot probe when it appeared on stimuli A-D, whose...
<p>. Means ± SEM are shown for N = 35. Time 1 occurs after verbal suggestion but prior to the condit...
During evaluative conditioning, a neutral conditional stimulus (CS) becomes pleasant or unpleasant a...
<p>Mean UCS expectancy ratings for the feared stimulus (CS1) and safe stimulus (CS2) during acquisit...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired wit...
Background and Objectives In a blocking procedure, a single conditioned stimulus (CS) is paired with...