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Facilitating translational science in anxiety disorders by adjusting extinction training in the laboratory to exposure-based therapy procedures

Hollandt et al., 2020

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8983955257038771637
Author
Hollandt M
Wroblewski A
Yang Y
Ridderbusch I
Kircher T
Hamm A
Straube B
Richter J
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Translational psychiatry

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Extinction learning is suggested to be a central mechanism during exposure-based cognitive behavioral psychotherapy. A positive association between the patients' pretreatment extinction learning performance and treatment outcome would corroborate the …
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