Table 2. Design Summary of Experiment 2.
Group | Phase 1 | Phase 2 | Phase 3 | Baseline | Test X |
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Inhib-AX | 32 AC/32 BC | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 AX-US | 7.75 | cr |
Inhib-ABX | 32 AC/32 BC | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 ABX-US | 8.00 | cr |
None-AX | 32 AD/32 BC | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 AX-US | 6.92 | cr |
None-ABX | 32 AD/32 BC | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 ABX-US | 8.50 | Cr |
Excite-AX | 32 AB/32 CD | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 AX-US | 7.67 | cr |
Excite-ABX | 32 AB/32 CD | 12 A-US/12 B-US | 6 ABX-US | 7.75 | CR |
Note—CSs A, B, C, and D were white noise, tone, flashing light, and buzzer presentations, counterbalanced within groups as completely as possible. CSs A, B, C, and D were 10 sec in duration during Phases 2 and 3, but 60 sec during Phase 1. CS X was a 10-sec click train. The US was a 0.5-sec, 1.0-mA footshock. Slashes denote interspersed trials within sessions. On the basis of simulations of ECH, CR, Cr, and cr denote strong, intermediate, and weak levels of expected conditioned responding. Baseline = mean number of leverpresses emitted across the 30-sec, pre-CS period prior to the first target stimulus presentation during the test session.