Threat conditioning is a laboratory model of associative learning across species that is often
used in research on the etiology and treatment of anxiety disorders. At least 10 different …

Reviews literature aimed at studying the nature of the" engram," the set of physical
processes and changes in the brain which forms the basis of learning. The general research …

We show that classically conditioned eyelid responses are retained in albino rabbits
following decerebration. The presence of these responses represents retention rather than …

The principle of evaluative bivalence asserts that behavioral processes often organize along
the evaluative dimension, due to a fundamental pattern of bivalent neurobehavioral …

We develop a computational model of the neural substrates of elementary associative
learning, using the neural circuits known to govern classical conditioning of the gill …

The learning and memory literature is so extensive that many authors of learning texts have
made the decision to limit their coverage to a single area (eg, classical conditioning, animal …

Two experiments were conducted to examine whether classical conditioning of the rabbit's
nictitating membrane response (NMR) could be obtained when paraorbital electrical …

Prior research suggests that associative and memorial processes can modulate the
activation of the endogenous antinociceptive systems. It has been generally assumed that …

The present review examines briefly the history and status of classical conditioning as a
means of studying associative learning and assesses the ability of a cross section of model …

Prior research has shown that a conditioned antinociceptive response can be established in
spinalized rats by pairing stimulation to one hind leg (the conditioned stimulus, or CS) with …