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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Threat Conditioning"”.

  1. Computational and Human Learning Models of Generalized Unsafety

    … arousal lead to a heightened perception of threat, which involves experiencing anxiety symptoms without any obvious precipitating stressful or traumatic event. This investigation aims to determine the impact of stressor- versus context-related emotional learning on generalized unsafety, …

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  2. Examining the role of the anterior and posterior orbitofrontal cortex in emotional regulation in the common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus)

    … a paradigm testing the responses to a distal threat. The first experimental chapter confirmed that this effect is also present with an acute temporary inactivation of the antOFC. Inactivation of the pOFC produced a trend towards a similar anxiogenic-like effect. To elaborate on these findings, …

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  3. Targeting AMPA Receptor Modulation during Early Life Adversity: A Mediator for Threat Associated Memories

    … for ELA is low. Yet, animal models of the threat response during development have given clues into ways in which early adverse experiences transition later in life. Our previous research has provided behavioral evidence that there are differences in infant and juvenile threat processing, …

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  4. Neurochemical modulation of affective and behavioural control: Models and applications for psychiatry

    … primitive, implicit, and critical for surviving threats, yet can inappropriately persist in times of safety. Other emotions are more complex, self-conscious and important in maintaining harmonious interpersonal relationships. At the same time, learned behaviours that are adaptive in the first …

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  5. Fear Conditioning as an Intermediate Phenotype: An RDoC Inspired Methodological Analysis

    … for elucidating connections between acute threat (“fear”) circuitry and fear-related clinical difficulties. However, traditional analytical approaches rely on central tendency statistics, which are tethered to a priori categories and assume homogeneity within groups. Growth Mixture Modeling …

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