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conditioned suppression

conditioned suppression Conditioned suppression is a learned reduction in reward-seeking behavior when the situation has become associated with adverse conditions.

Conditioned suppression is a learned reduction in reward-seeking behavior when the situation has become associated with adverse conditions. In this packet, it refers specifically to decreased seeking of palatable food in an aversive context.

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Drafting source: Patrono Enrico; Di Segni Matteo; Patella Loris; Andolina Diego; Valzania Alessandro; Latagliata Emanuele Claudio; Felsani Armando; Pompili Assunta; Gasbarri Antonella; Puglisi-Allegra Stefano; Ventura Rossella. When Chocolate Seeking Becomes Compulsion: Gene-Environment Interplay. 2015; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0120191; article XML SHA-256 1a75193dcdedd4e4caa6cd079086060d6379fc0bfb8fab3e8d0d84c6c95fc7f8. “When Chocolate Seeking Becomes Compulsion: Gene-Environment Interplay” (10.1371/journal.pone.0120191).
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