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What is the test for conditioning fear?
One of the most frequently employed paradigms to measure memory and learning is the contextual and cued fear conditioning test. A context or conditioned stimulus (here, an auditory cue) is linked to an unpleasant stimulus in this test, which is a type of Pavlovian conditioning (electric footshock).
Examples of Conditioning Fear
In typical fear conditioning studies, the aversive stimulus is not presented to the rat or rodent in the cage at home. The animal is then placed in a new environment, exposed to unpleasant stimuli, such as a slight electrical shock to the foot, and then taken away.
Animals are put in a novel conditioning cage where they hear an auditory tone and then experience a brief foot shock in the most widely used version of the fear-conditioning paradigm. The animal can therefore connect the tone and new context with the unpleasant stimulus.
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