Classical conditioning paradigms, such as trace conditioning, in which a silent period
elapses between the offset of the conditioned stimulus (CS) and the delivery of the …

In delay eyeblink conditioning, the CS overlaps with the US and only a brainstem–cerebellar
circuit is necessary for learning. In trace eyeblink conditioning, the CS ends before the US is …

Pavlovian eyeblink conditioning has been used extensively as a model system for
examining the neural mechanisms underlying associative learning. Delay eyeblink …

Squire et al. have proposed that trace and delay eyeblink conditioning procedures engage
separate learning systems: a declarative hippocampal/cortical system associated with …

Classical conditioning of the eyeblink reflex to a neutral stimulus that predicts an aversive
stimulus is a basic form of associative learning. Acquisition and retention of this learned …

Intensive mapping of the essential cerebellar brain circuits for Pavlovian eyeblink
conditioning appeared relatively complete by 2000, but new data indicate the need for …

The goal of this study was to determine whether trace eyeblink conditioning is a
hippocampally dependent associative learning task in the mouse. First, we examined trace …

The effects of bilateral hippocampal aspiration lesions on later acquisition of eyeblink
conditioning were examined in developing Long-Evans rat pups. Lesions on postnatal day …

Memory is composed of several different abilities that are supported by different brain
systems. The distinction between declarative (conscious) and nondeclarative (non …

Acquisition of trace eyeblink conditioning involves the association of a conditioned stimulus
(CS) with an unconditioned stimulus (US) separated by a stimulus-free trace interval. This …