Übersetzung für "Fear conditioning" in Deutsch

It's called Pavlovian fear conditioning -- where a tone ends with a brief shock.

It's called Pavlovian fear conditioning, where a tone ends with a brief shock.

It's fear conditioning.

In the mouse experiments of Halder, 1,206 differentially methylated genes were seen in the hippocampus one hour after contextual fear conditioning but these altered methylations were reversed and not seen after four weeks.

I sense that what is happening is a very similar process in that the dead, divisive, fear-based conditioning inside my system has been literally burning up with the help of my free consciousness.

Fear conditioning is a form of learning in which an aversive stimulus (e.g. an electrical shock) is associated with a particular neutral stimulus (e.g., a tone), resulting in the expression of fear responses to the originally neutral stimulus.

For instance, in experiments Susumu calls “the rodent version of Pavlov’s classical conditioning,” he placed mice in two different chambers, and elicited context-dependent fear conditioning in mice in chamber 1. He did this by delivering a short electrical foot shock to them.

Authors wrote that "these results suggest that the CB2 receptor system is rapidly induced during anxiogenic social interactions plus fear conditioning or exercise; with responses potentially adaptive for coping mechanisms."

The strategy is to make a lesion in a certain part of the brain to determine whether damage to that area interferes with the fear conditioning.

Renewal occurs in various learning situations, in fear conditioning just as well as in appetitive and instrumental learning.

Then we systematically make lesions in each of those downstream areas to see which one interferes with the fear conditioning, inject tracer substance at that point, look to see where it goes, and so on.

It has been argued that the neuronal circuitry underlying fear conditioning has similarities to that responsible for fear-related clinical conditions, such as post-traumatic stress disorder.

In other research he studied the mechanisms which help to regulate our sense of fear and apprehension, and he was the first scientist to show that the amygdala – a core area of the brain – plays a key role in human fear conditioning.

Many fear that conditions for the workers will deteriorate.

Being afraid of fear is a conditioned response from modern culture.

What does such a competitive country have to fear in conditions of free competition?

The guaranteed material assurance enables freedom from fear - an important condition for democratic activity.

Such phenomena occur either in great spiritual ecstasy or out of great fear under material conditions.

The Commission's concession on the free movement of persons takes account of this rather psychologically conditioned fear.

At the end of the 1970s, this was completely removed from the town because of fears that its condition would continue to deteriorate due to the material.

Some stakeholders are opposed because they fear that local conditions can not be taken into account sufficiently, whilst other stakeholders would be in favour of a fully centralized authorisation system.

We must move past all the conditioned fear responses and look towards a bright new future that's awaiting us all.