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Task Summary of test Classical eye-blink Pavlovian conditioning procedure involves conditioning (EBC) pairing a conditional stimulus (CS; typically a pure tone) and an unconditional stimulus (US; typically a brief air puff to the eyelid area).
Comparable measures of cognitive function in human infants and ... by McMaster, Suzanne B. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In a law enforcement setting, Pavlovian conditioning involves using a systematic series of desensitization techniques and rewards to condition subjects to overcome their natural reluctance to use deadly force.
Reluctance to Use Deadly Force by Williams, George T. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Pavlovian conditioning and multiple chemical sensitivity, Environ Health Perspect 105:521-526.
A review of a two-phase population study of multiple chemical ... by Steinemann, Anne C. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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