<p>Mean UCS expectancy ratings for the feared stimulus (CS1) and safe stimulus (CS2) during acquisition, extinction, reinstatement test and re-extinction for the Worry and Control condition (Con). Induction: worry or control manipulation; UCS with Flash: electric stimulus administered during reinstatement; Error bars reflect SEM.</p
The renewal of Pavlovian-conditioned responses may provide a model for the relapse of fear following...
A basic feature of human evaluative conditioning is that the reported acquired valence of a previous...
Exposure therapy, which is based on extinction in Pavlovian conditioning, is effective in the treatm...
<p>A. Mean fear-potentiated startle (FPS; standardized T-scores) to the feared stimulus (CS1), safe ...
Exposure therapy for anxiety disorders is translated from fear conditioning and extinction. While ex...
After treatment of anxiety disorders, fear often returns. Analogue studies show that outside the ext...
AbstractWhile exposure therapy is effective in treating anxiety, fear can return after exposure. Ret...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Exposure-based therapies are effective for anxiety disorders, but relapse remain...
Extinction treatments decrease fear via repeated exposures to the conditioned stimulus (CS) and are ...
Instructed extinction after fear conditioning is relatively effective in attenuating electrodermal r...
Item does not contain fulltextAnxiety disorders are effectively treated with exposure therapy, but r...
Extinction treatments decrease fear via repeated exposures to the conditioned stimulus (CS) and are ...
Background and objectives Secondary extinction refers to the phenomenon that extinction of one condi...
<p>Mean SCRs (reactivated CSa, not reactivated CSb and NS) during Acquisition (mean of the three fin...
Past research has shown that presenting unconditional stimuli (US) during extinction training, eithe...
The renewal of Pavlovian-conditioned responses may provide a model for the relapse of fear following...
A basic feature of human evaluative conditioning is that the reported acquired valence of a previous...
Exposure therapy, which is based on extinction in Pavlovian conditioning, is effective in the treatm...
<p>A. Mean fear-potentiated startle (FPS; standardized T-scores) to the feared stimulus (CS1), safe ...
Exposure therapy for anxiety disorders is translated from fear conditioning and extinction. While ex...
After treatment of anxiety disorders, fear often returns. Analogue studies show that outside the ext...
AbstractWhile exposure therapy is effective in treating anxiety, fear can return after exposure. Ret...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Exposure-based therapies are effective for anxiety disorders, but relapse remain...
Extinction treatments decrease fear via repeated exposures to the conditioned stimulus (CS) and are ...
Instructed extinction after fear conditioning is relatively effective in attenuating electrodermal r...
Item does not contain fulltextAnxiety disorders are effectively treated with exposure therapy, but r...
Extinction treatments decrease fear via repeated exposures to the conditioned stimulus (CS) and are ...
Background and objectives Secondary extinction refers to the phenomenon that extinction of one condi...
<p>Mean SCRs (reactivated CSa, not reactivated CSb and NS) during Acquisition (mean of the three fin...
Past research has shown that presenting unconditional stimuli (US) during extinction training, eithe...
The renewal of Pavlovian-conditioned responses may provide a model for the relapse of fear following...
A basic feature of human evaluative conditioning is that the reported acquired valence of a previous...
Exposure therapy, which is based on extinction in Pavlovian conditioning, is effective in the treatm...