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Select article: The effects of stimulus distribution form during trace conditioning

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The effects of stimulus distribution form during trace conditioning

Charlotte Bonardi, Dómhnall J Jennings

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Amphetamine increases aversive conditioning to diffuse contextual stimuli and to a discrete trace stimulus when conditioned at higher footshock intensity

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Amphetamine increases aversive conditioning to diffuse contextual stimuli and to a discrete trace stimulus when conditioned at higher footshock intensity

C. Norman, H. J. Cassaday

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: Amphetamine decreases the expression and acquisition of appetitive conditioning but increases the acquisition of anticipatory responding over a trace interval

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First published 2004-12

Amphetamine decreases the expression and acquisition of appetitive conditioning but increases the acquisition of anticipatory responding over a trace interval

E. Kantini, C. Norman, H. J. Cassaday

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: Amphetamine decreases the expression and acquisition of appetitive conditioning but increases the acquisition of anticipatory responding over a trace interval

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Amphetamine decreases the expression and acquisition of appetitive conditioning but increases the acquisition of anticipatory responding over a trace interval

E. Kantini, C. Norman, H. J. Cassaday

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: Methylphenidate can reduce selectivity in associative learning in an aversive trace conditioning task

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First published 2007-07

Methylphenidate can reduce selectivity in associative learning in an aversive trace conditioning task

R.R. Horsley, Helen J. Cassaday

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: Muscimol-induced inactivation of the anterior cingulate cortex does not impair trace fear conditioning in the rat

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Muscimol-induced inactivation of the anterior cingulate cortex does not impair trace fear conditioning in the rat

Marie A Pezze, Hayley J Marshall, Helen J Cassaday

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: Selectively increased trace conditioning under the neurotensin agonist PD 149163 in an aversive procedure in which SR 142948A was without intrinsic effect

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First published 2008-05

Selectively increased trace conditioning under the neurotensin agonist PD 149163 in an aversive procedure in which SR 142948A was without intrinsic effect

SK Grimond-Billa, C Norman, GW Bennett [...]

Journal of Psychopharmacology

Select article: The Topography of Sexually Conditioned Behaviour: Effects of a Trace Interval

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The Topography of Sexually Conditioned Behaviour: Effects of a Trace Interval

Chana K. Akins, Michael Domjan

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Effect of CS Duration on Trace Conditioning of Mental Retardates

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Effect of CS Duration on Trace Conditioning of Mental Retardates

Benjamin C. Carruthers, Harold Lobb

Psychological Reports

Select article: Trace and Delay Eyeblink Conditioning: Contrasting Phenomena of Declarative and Nondeclarative Memory

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First published 2001-7

Trace and Delay Eyeblink Conditioning: Contrasting Phenomena of Declarative and Nondeclarative Memory

Robert E. Clark, Joseph R. Manns, Larry R. Squire

Psychological Science

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