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Gradual Extinction via US Intensity Reduction: a Translational Test of Fear Memory Updating in Humans
Relapse of fear-related symptoms after exposure-based treatment remains a major challenge across anxiety disorders. One potential explanation is that extinction learning yields a new memory trace rather than being integrated with the original fear memory, allowing fear to resurface. Building on rece
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