Neuroscience
8 years ago

Shock-based conditioning alters body's response, paving way for new therapies.

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CONDITIONING OF THE ELECTRODERMAL ORIENTING RESPONSE
Elliot N. Gale, John A. Stern

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The study showed that people can learn to react to a certain sound after experiencing a shock. They tested different ways of teaching this reaction and found that the reaction was strongest when the sound came after the shock. This suggests that our body's response to the shock may affect how we react to the sound.