Trace eyeblink conditioning is used as a translational model of declarative memory but
restricted to the temporal domain. Potential spatial aspects have never been experimentally …

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

In four groups, we either promoted or prevented awareness of the stimulus contingencies
during trace or delay differential eyeblink classical conditioning. To reduce awareness of the …

Trace eyeblink conditioning (with a trace interval≥ 500 msec) depends on the integrity of
the hippocampus and requires that participants develop awareness of the stimulus …

Studies of differential eyeblink conditioning (CS+ and CS‐) have demonstrated that
successful conditioning requires awareness of the stimulus contingencies and that delay …

We tested the proposal that trace and delay eyeblink conditioning are fundamentally
different kinds of learning. Strings of one, two, three, or four trials with the conditioned …

The hippocampus has been of particular interest for studies of memory since Scoville and
Milner (1957) reported the profound amnesia of patient HM following bilateral resection of …

Conclusion Classical conditioning of the eyeblink response in both humans and
experimental animals has provided an enormous amount of information about basic …

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 …

Trace eyeblink conditioning is useful for studying the interaction of multiple brain areas in
learning and memory. The goal of the current work was to determine whether trace eyeblink …