Extinction Training

  1. Erasing fear memories withย extinction training
  2. extinction trainingย regulates neuroadaptive responses to withdrawal from chronic cocaine self-administration
  3. Fear erasure in mice requires synergy between antidepressant drugs andย extinction training
  4. Functional communicationย trainingย with and withoutย extinctionย and punishment
  5. Renewal of formerly conditioned fear in rats after extensiveย extinction training
  6. extinction trainingย in conjunction with a partial agonist of the glycine site on the NMDA receptor erases memory trace
  7. Effectiveness of functional communicationย trainingย with and withoutย extinctionย and punishment: A summary of 21 inpatient cases
  8. Ventral medial prefrontal cortex and emotional perseveration: the memory for priorย extinction training
  9. Increasing response variability of mand frames with scriptย trainingย and extinction
  10. Rapid remission of conditioned fear expression withย extinction trainingย paired with vagus nerve stimulation
  11. Different neural substrates mediate cocaine seeking after abstinence versusย extinction trainingย : a critical role for the dorsolateral caudateโ€“putamen
  12. Behavior potentiality as a joint function of the amount ofย trainingย and the degree of hunger at the time of extinction.
  13. Resistance to punishment andย extinctionย followingย trainingย with shock or nonreinforcement.
  14. Prefrontal infusion of PD098059 immediately after fearย extinction trainingย blocks extinctionโ€associated prefrontal synaptic plasticity and decreases prefrontal ERK2 โ€ฆ
  15. Post-retrievalย extinction trainingย enhances or hinders theย extinctionย of morphine-induced conditioned place preference in rats dependent on the retrieval-extinctionย โ€ฆ
  16. Consequences ofย extinction trainingย on associative and non-associative fear in a mouse model of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
  17. extinction trainingย after cocaine self-administration induces glutamatergic plasticity to inhibit cocaine seeking
  18. Spontaneous recovery varies inversely with theย trainingย โ€“extinctionย interval
  19. Conditioned place preference with morphine: the effect ofย extinction trainingย on the reinforcing CR
  20. Updating fearful memories withย extinction trainingย during reconsolidation: a human study using auditory aversive stimuli
  21. Young and old Pavlovian fear memories can be modified withย extinction trainingย during reconsolidation in humans
  22. Retrieval of memory for fear-motivatedย trainingย initiatesย extinctionย requiring protein synthesis in the rat hippocampus
  23. Enhancing endocannabinoid neurotransmission augments the efficacy ofย extinction trainingย and ameliorates traumatic stress-induced behavioral alterations โ€ฆ
  24. Persistence and resistance toย extinctionย in the domestic dog: Basic research and applications to canineย training
  25. The effect of mindfulnessย trainingย onย extinctionย retention
  26. The effect of discriminationย trainingย on extinction.
  27. Facilitating translational science in anxiety disorders by adjustingย extinction trainingย in the laboratory to exposure-based therapy procedures
  28. extinction trainingย during the reconsolidation window prevents recovery of fear
  29. Reducing escape behavior and increasing task completion with functional communicationย trainingย ,ย extinctionย and response chaining
  30. Combined brainโ€derived neurotrophic factor withย extinction trainingย alleviate impaired fearย extinctionย in an animal model of postโ€traumatic stress disorder
  31. Ceftriaxone normalizes nucleus accumbens synaptic transmission, glutamate transport, and export following cocaine self-administration andย extinction training
  32. Inhibition of spontaneous recovery of fear by mGluR5 after prolongedย extinction training
  33. Promoting long-term inhibition of human fear responses by non-invasive transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation duringย extinction training
  34. trainingย โ€induced changes in the expression of GABAAโ€associated genes in the amygdala after the acquisition andย extinctionย of Pavlovian fear
  35. Effects ofย extinctionย alone andย extinctionย plus functional communicationย trainingย on covariation of problem behaviors
  36. Avoidance perseveration duringย extinction trainingย in Wistar-Kyoto rats: an interaction of innate vulnerability and stressor intensity
  37. extinction trainingย of sweet cherries in France-appraisal after six years
  38. extinction trainingย regulates tyrosine hydroxylase during withdrawal from cocaine self-administration
  39. The effects of different amounts ofย trainingย on the resistance toย extinctionย of different patterns of partially reinforced responses.
  40. Eliminating behavior with omission andย extinctionย after varying amounts ofย training
  41. extinctionย memory in the crab Chasmagnathus: recovery protocols and effects of multi-trialย extinction training
  42. Resurgence is greater following a return to theย trainingย context than remaining in theย extinctionย context
  43. Differential effects of continuousย extinctionย and discriminationย trainingย on the generalization gradient.
  44. Effects of approach-avoidanceย trainingย on theย extinctionย and return of fear responses
  45. The effects ofย extinction trainingย in reducing the reinstatement of drug-seeking behavior: involvement of NMDA receptors
  46. Opening the reconsolidation window using the mindโ€™s eye:ย extinction trainingย during reconsolidation disrupts fear memory expression following mental imagery โ€ฆ
  47. Partial-reinforcementย extinctionย effect following different amounts ofย trainingย .
  48. EFFECT OF AMOUNT OFย trainingย ON RATE AND DURATION OF RESPONDING DURING EXTINCTION1
  49. I doubt it is safe: A meta-analysis of self-reported intolerance of uncertainty and threatย extinction training
  50. Extended acquisitionย trainingย and resistance to extinction.
  51. Response elimination effectiveness of omission and twoย extinction trainingย procedures
  52. Relative resistance toย extinctionย of escapeย trainingย and avoidanceย trainingย .
  53. Characterizing the nature of emotional-associative learning deficits in panic disorder: An fMRI study on fear conditioning,ย extinction trainingย and recall
  54. Functional communicationย trainingย withoutย extinctionย using concurrent schedules of differing magnitudes of reinforcement in classrooms
  55. Rapid reacquisition of fear to a completely extinguished context is replaced by transient impairment with additionalย extinction trainingย .
  56. Changes in endocannabinoid and N-acylethanolamine levels in rat brain structures following cocaine self-administration andย extinction training
  57. Clicker increases resistance toย extinctionย but does not decreaseย trainingย time of a simple operant task in domestic dogs (Canis familiaris)
  58. Effect of Dโ€cycloserine in conjunction with fearย extinction trainingย on extracellular signalโ€regulated kinase activation in the medial prefrontal cortex and amygdala in rat
  59. Effect of brief clinic-basedย trainingย on the ability of caregivers to implement escape extinction
  60. Effect of d-cycloserine on fearย extinction trainingย in adults with social anxiety disorder
  61. extinction trainingย after cocaine self-administration influences the epigenetic and genetic machinery responsible for glutamatergic transporter gene expression in male โ€ฆ
  62. Alternative responseย trainingย , differential reinforcement of other behavior, andย extinctionย in squirrel monkeys (saimiri sciureus) 1
  63. Effects of retrieval-extinction trainingย on internet gaming disorder
  64. Hippocampal ripple-contingentย trainingย accelerates trace eyeblink conditioning and retardsย extinctionย in rabbits
  65. Response strength as a function of drive level duringย trainingย and extinction.
  66. Neuropeptide Y2 receptors in anteroventral BNST control remote fear memory depending onย extinction training
  67. The combination of long-term ketamine andย extinction trainingย contributes to fear erasure by Bdnf methylation
  68. Transfer of persistence from fixed-ratio barpressย trainingย to runway extinction
  69. trainingย reinforcement rates, resistance to extinction, and the role of context in reinstatement
  70. Persistent reduction of cocaine seeking by pharmacological manipulation of adenosine A1 and A2A receptors duringย extinction trainingย in rats
  71. extinctionย and dopamine receptor blockade after intermittent reinforcementย trainingย : Failure to observe functional equivalence
  72. extinctionย as a function of intensity of punishment, amount ofย trainingย , and reinforcement of a competing response.
  73. Effect of interpolatedย extinctionย and level ofย trainingย on theโ€ depression effect.โ€
  74. A behavior field approach to instrumental learning in the rat: II.ย trainingย parameters and a stage model of extinction
  75. Inhibition by diazepam of the effect of additionalย trainingย and ofย extinctionย on the retention of shuttle avoidance behavior in rats.
  76. Effects of intersession delay andย trainingย level on avoidanceย extinctionย and intertrial behavior.
  77. Comparison of omission andย extinctionย following FR reinforcementย training
  78. A response duration schedule: Effects ofย trainingย , extinction, and deprivation
  79. Influence of a small number of partial reinforcementย trainingย trials on resistance to extinction.
  80. Kappa opioid receptors mediate where fear is expressed followingย extinction training
  81. extinction trainingย can make theย extinctionย context a stimulus-specific inhibitor: A potential mechanism of experimental renewal
  82. Excitation and inhibition as a function of postย training extinctionย of the excitatory cue used in Pavlovian inhibitionย training
  83. โ€ฆ disassociation of a conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus duringย extinction trainingย reduces both time to asymptoticย extinctionย and spontaneous recovery of โ€ฆ
  84. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of the interaction betweenย trainingย andย extinctionย delays
  85. trainingย parents to useย extinctionย to eliminate nighttime crying by gradually increasing the criteria for ignoring crying
  86. No difference inย extinctionย behavior in planaria following various types and amounts ofย training
  87. Cognitive flexibilityย trainingย improvesย extinctionย retention memory and enhances cortical dopamine with and without traumatic stress exposure
  88. Can contingency rehearsal during the interval between a retrieval cue andย extinction trainingย change the effects of postโ€retrieval extinction?
  89. Impairment inย extinctionย of contextual and cued fear following post-trainingย whole-body irradiation
  90. Effects of verbal instructions and physical threat removal prior toย extinction trainingย on the return of conditioned fear
  91. Effects of intertrial reinforcement on resistance toย extinctionย following extendedย trainingย .
  92. Post-trainingย memory facilitation blocksย extinctionย but not retroactive interference
  93. Consolidation of anย extinctionย memory depends on the unconditioned stimulus magnitude previously experienced duringย training
  94. An examination of Intolerance of Uncertainty and contingency instruction on multiple indices during threat acquisition andย extinction training
  95. Computerย trainingย : Pathway from Extinction.
  96. Cocaine-induced glutamate receptor trafficking is abrogated byย extinction trainingย in the rat hippocampus
  97. Resistance toย extinctionย after partial reinforcementย trainingย with blocking of the hippocampal theta rhythm by septal stimulation
  98. Resistance toย extinctionย of a taste aversion: effects of level ofย trainingย and procedures used in acquisition and extinction
  99. extinctionย of inhibition after serial and simultaneous feature negative discriminationย training
  100. Facilitative effects of environmental enrichment for cocaine relapse prevention are dependent onย extinction trainingย context and involve increased TrkB signaling in โ€ฆ
  101. Resistance toย extinctionย in the pigeon after partially reinforced instrumentalย trainingย under discrete-trials conditions
  102. Resistance toย extinctionย after varying amounts of discriminative or nondiscriminative instrumentalย trainingย .
  103. Facilitatedย extinction trainingย to improve pharmacotherapy for smoking cessation: a pilot feasibility trial
  104. Impact of laparoscopy onย trainingย : are open appendectomy and cholecystectomy on the brink of extinction?
  105. extinctionย of sensory preconditioning using CERย trainingย .
  106. extinctionย procedure induces pruning of dendritic spines in CA1 hippocampal field depending on strength ofย trainingย in rats
  107. extinctionย and spontaneous recovery of conditioned eyelid responses as a function of amount of acquisition andย extinction trainingย .
  108. extinctionย after regular and irregular reward schedules in the infant rat: influence of age andย trainingย duration
  109. Potent attenuation of context fear byย extinction trainingย contiguous with acquisition
  110. Omissionย trainingย compared with yoked controls andย extinctionย in multiple-schedule discrimination learning
  111. Glycine transporter-1 inhibition precedingย extinction trainingย inhibits reacquisition of cocaine seeking
  112. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of continuous or intermittent presentation of aย trainingย cue.
  113. Prevention of recurrent affective episodes usingย extinction trainingย in the reconsolidation window: A testable psychotherapeutic strategy
  114. Changes in fruiting behaviour and vegetative development ofโ€™Scifreshโ€™apple in response to artificial spurย extinctionย using centrifugalย training
  115. Effect of delay betweenย trainingย andย extinctionย on theย extinctionย of an avoidance response.
  116. Resistance toย extinctionย in the fish after extensiveย trainingย with partial reinforcement
  117. A COMPARISON OF TWO TYPES OFย extinctionย FOLLOWING FIXEDโ€RATIOย trainingย 1
  118. Elevated activity in the dorsal dentate gyrus reduces expression of fear memory after fearย extinction training
  119. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of degree of reproduction ofย trainingย conditions.
  120. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of percentage of reinforcement, number ofย trainingย trials, and conditioned reinforcement.
  121. Stimulusโ€“reinforcer relations established duringย trainingย determine resistance toย extinctionย and relapse via reinstatement
  122. Response production duringย extinction trainingย is not sufficient forย extinctionย of evaluative conditioning
  123. Extendedย training extinctionย effect under massed and spacedย extinctionย trials.
  124. extinction trainingย for tinnitus
  125. Drive, reward, andย trainingย parameters, and the overlearning-extinctionย effect (OEE)
  126. Partial-rewardย trainingย for resistance to punishment and to subsequent extinction.
  127. Acquisition andย extinctionย of conditional immunoenhancement followingย trainingย with cyclophosphamide
  128. Effect of interpolating continuous reinforcement between partialย trainingย and extinction
  129. extinctionย performance following discriminationย trainingย .
  130. Effects of corticosterone on mild auditory fear conditioning and extinction; role of sex andย trainingย paradigm
  131. The effects of acquisitionย trainingย schedule onย extinctionย and reinstatement of cocaine self-administration in male rats.
  132. Post-trainingย vasopressin injections may facilitate or delay shuttle-box avoidance extinction
  133. Cocaine self-administration,ย extinction trainingย and drug-induced relapse change metabotropic glutamate mGlu5 receptors expression: Evidence from radioligand โ€ฆ
  134. Effect of interpolatedย extinctionย after partial delay of rewardย trainingย on subsequent reacquisition and extinction
  135. The influence of amount and kind ofย trainingย on the acquisition andย extinctionย of escape and avoidance responses.
  136. Omissionย trainingย andย extinctionย in rats with septal damage
  137. extinction trainingย following cocaine or MDMA self-administration produces discrete changes in D2-like and mGlu5 receptor density in the rat brain
  138. Partial rewardย trainingย level and reward magnitude: Effects on acquisition and extinction
  139. Effect of WIN55-212-2 and consequences ofย extinction trainingย on conditioned fear memory in PTSD male rats
  140. Reward magnitude and number ofย trainingย trials as joint factors in extinction
  141. Resistance toย extinctionย after varying amounts of nondiscriminative or cue-correlated escapeย trainingย .
  142. Resistance toย extinctionย and continuous punishment in humans as a function of partial reward and partial punishmentย training
  143. Key pecking duringย extinctionย after intermittent or continuous reinforcement as a function of the number of reinforcers delivered duringย training
  144. extinctionย performance as a function of reinforcement magnitude and number ofย trainingย trials
  145. Acquisition andย extinctionย of conditioned suppression under twoย trainingย procedures
  146. Latentย extinctionย as a function of number ofย trainingย trials
  147. Influence of degree ofย trainingย and prior reinforcer magnitude on contrast effects and resistance toย extinctionย within S.
  148. The effect of differential hippocampal lesions and pre-and postoperativeย trainingย on extinction.
  149. Another look at theย extinctionย of conditioned flavor preferences: Amount ofย trainingย and tests for spontaneous recovery
  150. Protein synthesis is not required for acquisition, consolidation, andย extinctionย of high foot-shock active avoidanceย training
  151. Persistence early and late inย extinctionย as a function of number of continuous reinforcements preceding partial reinforcementย training
  152. Associative status of theย trainingย context determines the effectiveness of compound extinction.
  153. Partial reinforcement delayedย extinctionย effect after regularly alternating rewardย training
  154. extinctionย and spontaneous recovery as a function of amount ofย trainingย andย extinctionย intertrial interval.
  155. Continuous before partial reinforcement: Effect on persistenceย trainingย and resistance toย extinctionย in humans
  156. Response elimination among chronic psychiatric patients:ย extinctionย versus omissionย training
  157. Enduring abolishment of remote but not recent expression of conditioned fear by the blockade of calcium-permeable AMPA receptors beforeย extinction training
  158. Influence of partial reinforcement pattern and intertrial reinforcement onย extinctionย performance following abbreviatedย training
  159. Resistance toย extinctionย and punishment followingย trainingย with shock and non-reinforcement: Failure to obtain cross-tolerance
  160. Comparison of omissionย trainingย andย extinction trainingย in mentally retarded individuals
  161. Discrimination-reversal, extinction, and acquisition after different amounts ofย training
  162. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of level of acquisitionย trainingย and altered stimulus conditions during extinction
  163. Is it possible to modify fear memories in humans withย extinction trainingย within a single day?
  164. Rewardย trainingย : extinction
  165. Effect of patterns of shock and nonshockย trainingย trials on response alternation andย extinctionย in escapeย training
  166. Fibroblast growth factor-2 enhancement ofย extinctionย recall depends on the success of within-sessionย extinction trainingย in rats: a re-analysis
  167. The partial reinforcementย extinctionย effect following conventional and โ€œplacedโ€ย trainingย trials
  168. Relative effects of omissionย trainingย andย extinction trainingย in obese subjects
  169. Effects of drive andย trainingย onย extinctionย after self-stimulation and food reward
  170. Resistance toย extinctionย as a joint function of partial reward pattern and length ofย trainingย .
  171. Baseline response rate and its relationship to effects of omission andย extinction trainingย in pigeons
  172. Involvement of metabotropic glutamate receptor 5 in the inhibition of methamphetamineโ€associated contextual memory after prolongedย extinction training
  173. Resistance toย extinctionย and satiation followingย trainingย on random-ratio schedules of reinforcement
  174. Resistance of a free operant toย extinctionย and suppression with punishment as a function of amount ofย training
  175. The effect of effort andย trainingย -test similarity on resistance to extinction
  176. Avoidanceย trainingย in both alcohol and non-drug states increases the resistance-to-extinctionย of an avoidance response in rats
  177. extinctionย performance as a function of NR transitions and intertrial reinforcement with extended partial reinforcementย training
  178. Effects of extended context discriminationย trainingย and contextย extinctionย on transfer of context dependency of conditioned flavor aversion
  179. Determinants of Resistance toย extinctionย after Threeย trainingย Trials: 2. The Childโ€™s Expectations
  180. Acquisition andย extinctionย of an instrumental response as a function of delay of intracranial stimulation reward and amount ofย training
  181. Uncoupling nNOS-PSD-95 in mPFC inhibits morphine priming-induced reinstatement afterย extinction training
  182. extinctionย performance as a function of RR transitions with abbreviatedย training
  183. โ€ฆ of uncertainty effects on subjective, psychophysiological, and neural markers during uninstructed and instructed threat acquisition andย extinction training
  184. extinctionย of bar pressing followingย trainingย under a multiple VI VI schedule
  185. Resistance toย extinctionย of the CER as a function of shock-reinforcementย trainingย schedules
  186. Comparison ofย trainingย methods, type of problem, and apparatus in acquisition and extinction
  187. Surprising nonreward and response effort:ย extinctionย after progressive-ratioย trainingย in rats and pigeons
  188. Efficacy of systolicย extinction trainingย in fibromyalgia patients with elevated blood pressure response to stress: a tailored randomized controlled trial
  189. Effects of random vs. alternating delay of reinforcement inย trainingย uponย extinctionย performance.
  190. Retrace effect in ratsโ€™ย extinctionย performance following discriminationย trainingย andย trainingย with differential reward magnitude.
  191. Decreased resistance toย extinctionย in ob/ob mice following operantย training
  192. Performance under massed or spacedย extinctionย following different sequences of varied rewardย training
  193. Persistence in punishment andย extinctionย testing as a function of percentages of punishment and reward inย training
  194. Efficacy of Systolicย extinction trainingย (SET) in Fibromyalgia Patients with elevated Blood Pressure Response to Stress-A Tailored RCT Study
  195. Increasing team proficiency throughย trainingย . 2. The acquisition andย extinctionย of a team response
  196. Intersession delay and avoidanceย extinctionย toย trainingย and generalization stimuli
  197. Persistent behaviour inย extinctionย after partial deprivation inย training
  198. Durability of the partial reinforcement and partial delay of reinforcementย extinctionย effects after minimal acquisitionย training
  199. Preventing translational scientists from extinction: The long-term impact of a personalizedย trainingย program in translational medicine on the careers of โ€ฆ
  200. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of reinforcement schedule andย trainingย level: A test of Theios and Brelsfordโ€™s theory
  201. โ€ฆ -generated memories of nonreinforcement with signal-generated memories of reinforcement during partial reinforcementย trainingย : Effect on resistance to extinction
  202. Blocking and partial reinforcement: Effects of NR transitions early vs. late inย trainingย on resistance to extinction
  203. Ratsโ€™ย extinctionย performance as a function of deprivation level duringย trainingย and partial reinforcement.
  204. Parentย trainingย in Positive Reinforcement andย extinctionย to Effect a Decrease in Noncompliant Behavior.
  205. Sensoryย extinctionย of stereotyped objectโ€dropping: Identification of a reinforcer for skillย training
  206. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of instrumentalย trainingย under two levels of food deprivation and a shift in incentive
  207. Changes in heart rate during discriminative rewardย trainingย andย extinctionย in the rat.
  208. Resistance toย extinctionย after variableย trainingย as a function of multiple associations.
  209. Acquisition andย extinctionย following extended partial reinforcementย trainingย under small or large reward
  210. Effects of sodium benzoate treatment in combination with anย extinction trainingย on the maintenance of cocaine-supported memory
  211. Obstetric Forceps: A Species on the Brink ofย extinctionย andForceps, Simulation, and Social Media andSimulationย trainingย for Forceps-Assisted Vaginal Delivery and โ€ฆ
  212. trainingย history affects magnitude of spontaneous recovery fromย extinctionย of appetitive conditioned responding
  213. Resistance toย extinctionย in humans as a function of sequential variables and amount of acquisitionย training
  214. Changes in heart rate during discriminative rewardย trainingย andย extinctionย in the cat.
  215. Resistance toย extinctionย in the developing chick: Effects of punishment and preextinction training
  216. The effect of degree and type ofย trainingย uponย extinctionย of a response chain in pigeons
  217. Summation and retardation test performance followingย extinctionย or Pavlovian conditioned inhibitionย training
  218. The effect ofย trainingย on response force during operant extinction
  219. Sequence of shock and nonshockย trainingย trials influences theย extinctionย of escape behavior
  220. Escape conditioning followed byย extinctionย with and without the aversiveย trainingย stimulus
  221. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of schedules of direct or vicarious reinforcement and amount of acquisitionย trainingย .
  222. Changes in heart rate during avoidanceย trainingย andย extinctionย in the cat.
  223. Differential resistance toย extinctionย as a function of fixed-interval contrast inย training
  224. The Influence ofย trainingย Level and Probability Magnitude on theย extinctionย of Probability Matching Responses
  225. Acquisition andย extinctionย with rewarded goal box placements interpolated amongย trainingย trials
  226. Interpolated continuous reinforcement,ย trainingย level, and resistance to extinction: The role of discriminative cues.
  227. Implementing Chronic Exercise After the Completion ofย extinction trainingย in Mice Shows Promise in Reducing the Return of Fear in the Long Term
  228. extinctionย and the return of fear: a dynamic relationship dependent on timing ofย trainingย , timing of recall, and postsynaptic AMPA receptor stability
  229. Retraction: Inhibition of Spontaneous Recovery of Fear by mGluR5 after Prolongedย extinction training
  230. Telehealth Caregiverย trainingย : Treating Food Selectivity without Extinction
  231. extinction trainingย for tinnitus
  232. Post-extinctionย Delay Necessary to Induce Retrograde Amnesia for a Moderateย extinction trainingย Memory
  233. Influence of avoidance behavior onย extinction trainingย during memory reconsolidation.
  234. The Effects of Using Behavioral Skillsย trainingย to Teach Parents to Implement Escapeย extinctionย Procedures in the Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders
  235. Resistance toย extinctionย as a function of level of acquisitionย trainingย and stimulus alterations during extinction
  236. Frequency of reinforcement and preliminaryย trainingย conditions as determinants of extinction
  237. Require Producing Evaluative Responses Duringย extinction trainingย ? Manuscript in revision, Cognition and Emotion.
  238. The effects of NR transitions under extendedย trainingย conditions on resistance to extinction
  239. extinction trainingย in conjunction with a NMDA receptor partial agonist erases memory trace
  240. Memory from one-trialย trainingย is resistant toย extinctionย in Lymnaea Stagnaliss
  241. The effect of interpolatedย extinction trainingย on the reversal of a simultaneous brightness discrimination.
  242. The effects ofย extinction trainingย on DNA methylation protein and hippocampal newborn neurons in the conditioned-fear rat model
  243. Correction to:ย extinction trainingย following cocaine or MDMA self-administration produces discrete changes in D2-like and mGlu5 receptor density in the rat brain
  244. Spatialย trainingย in the Water Maze facilitatesย extinctionย and prevents reinstatement of cocaine-induced Conditioned Place Preference
  245. Effect of a Randomized Intermittent Stimulus on Resistance toย extinctionย as a Function of Acquisitionย training
  246. Increasing Response Variability of Mand Frames with Scriptย trainingย andย extinctionย Procedures
  247. A Comparison of Mixed and Multiple Schedules of Reinforcement andย extinctionย Following Functional Communicationย training
  248. Effects of the structure of serial patterns and the amount ofย trainingย on the resistance toย extinctionย in rats
  249. Effects of Shock and Safe Box Similarity on Escapeย trainingย and Extinction
  250. Functional communicationย trainingย plusย extinctionย is effective in reducing problem behavior maintained by environmental rearrangement
  251. Erasure of traumatic fear memory in mice by a combination of fluoxetine and fearย extinction training
  252. Modulation of the mTOR pathway in male Lewis rats after morphine self-administration and subsequentย extinction training
  253. Resistance to punishment andย extinctionย in one situation as a function ofย trainingย with shock or non-reinforcement in a different situation1
  254. Behavioral and molecular factors contributing to beneficial effects of environmental enrichment andย extinction trainingย on cocaine relapse prevention
  255. extinctionย and discriminated omissionย trainingย in a successive matching-to-sample task
  256. The rate of acquisition andย extinctionย of a passive avoidance response as a function of level ofย trainingย and age in rats
  257. The role of the prefrontal cortex in cocaine and heroin seeking followingย extinction training
  258. A clinical application of functional communicationย trainingย plusย extinctionย and contingency-based delay under typical and socially-relevant contexts.

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