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    Acute stress reduces out-group related safety signaling during fear reinstatement in women

    Acute stress reduces out-group related safety signaling during fear reinstatement in women by Merz, Christian Josef, Eichholtz, Annika, Wolf, Oliver Tobias

    Published 2020
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    Cortisol modifies extinction learning of recently acquired fear in men

    Cortisol modifies extinction learning of recently acquired fear in men by Merz, Christian Josef, Hermann, Andrea, Stark, Rudolf, Wolf, Oliver Tobias

    Published 2014
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    Neural Underpinnings of Cortisol Effects on Fear Extinction

    Neural Underpinnings of Cortisol Effects on Fear Extinction by Merz, Christian Josef, Hamacher-Dang, Tanja Christina, Stark, Rudolf, Wolf, Oliver Tobias, Hermann, Andrea

    Published 2018
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    The 5‐HTTLPR polymorphism is associated with altered hemodynamic responses during appetitive conditioning

    The 5‐HTTLPR polymorphism is associated with altered hemodynamic responses during appetitive conditioning by Klucken, Tim, Wehrum, Sina, Schweckendiek, Jan, Merz, Christian Josef, Hennig, Juergen, Vaitl, Dieter, Stark, Rudolf

    Published 2012
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    Contingency learning in human fear conditioning involves the ventral striatum

    Contingency learning in human fear conditioning involves the ventral striatum by Klucken, Tim, Tabbert, Katharina, Schweckendiek, Jan, Merz, Christian Josef, Kagerer, Sabine, Vaitl, Dieter, Stark, Rudolf

    Published 2009
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    Interaction of Fear Conditioning with Eyeblink Conditioning Supports the Sensory Gating Hypothesis of the Amygdala in Men

    Interaction of Fear Conditioning with Eyeblink Conditioning Supports the Sensory Gating Hypothesis of the Amygdala in Men by Inoue, Lana, Ernst, Thomas Michael, Ferber, Inda Inat, Merz, Christian Josef, Timmann, Dagmar, Batsikadze, Giorgi

    Published 2020
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    The cerebellum is involved in processing of predictions and prediction errors in a fear conditioning paradigm

    The cerebellum is involved in processing of predictions and prediction errors in a fear conditioning paradigm by Ernst, Thomas Michael, Brol, Anna Evelina, Gratz, Marcel, Ritter, Christoph, Bingel, Ulrike, Schlamann, Marc, Maderwald, Stefan, Quick, Harald H, Merz, Christian Josef, Timmann, Dagmar

    Published 2019
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