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How the brain learns to predict what to fear based on past experiences
Rutgers researchers are revealing how the brain decides which sensory experiences previously associated with an adverse experience should trigger a fear response.
Rutgers researchers are revealing how the brain decides which sensory experiences previously associated with an adverse experience should trigger a fear response.
When brain mechanisms for fear-related decision-making break down, the learned fear res... [4324 chars]
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