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backward conditioning

backward conditioning Backward conditioning is a conditioning arrangement in which the unconditional stimulus is presented before the conditional stimulus.

Backward conditioning is a conditioning arrangement in which the unconditional stimulus is presented before the conditional stimulus. In the supplied study, this US-then-CS order did not produce conditioning, unlike the CS-then-US sequence.

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Drafting source: Takahashi Tomoyo; Takigami Satoshi; Sunada Hiroshi; Lukowiak Ken; Sakakibara Manabu. Critical Period of Memory Enhancement during Taste Avoidance Conditioning in Lymnaea stagnalis. 2013; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0075276; article XML SHA-256 f0d095b629cc7218dffa2529c576dc98cbee61f5db86d9d3db8448222e9731b4. “Critical Period of Memory Enhancement during Taste Avoidance Conditioning in Lymnaea stagnalis” (10.1371/journal.pone.0075276).
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