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Discrimination training to reduce generalized conditioned defensive responses in healthy individuals with high levels of anxiety
Patients with anxiety disorders overgeneralize conditioned defensive responses to cues, which have never been associated with threat and should therefore be considered safe. Such overgeneralization can be impairing calling for strategies to reduce it. Discrimination training may offer a simple way t
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