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Relational memory structure among prior neutral episodes guides Pavlovian threat responses
Learning about danger through exposure to harmful events relies on Pavlovian conditioning, which enables individuals to prepare for potential threats when encountering the same or similar warning signals in the future. Yet Pavlovian threat memories alone cannot explain defensive behavior in situatio
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