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Aversive learning retroactively prioritizes neutral episodic memories structured by prior knowledge of predictive sequences
Linking memories of temporally separated neutral and threatening experiences can support later recognition of early warning signals. Yet it remains unclear what cognitive processes might allow the seemingly inconsequential neutral events – encoded in safe contexts and thus prone to forgetting – to n
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