Table 2.

Behavioral data: context conditioning

Measure	Phase	Sample	N	df	F	P	Eta2	Contrasts
Ratings	C	Discovery	19	2,36	25.83	<0.001	0.59	2
	E		19	2,36	19.03	<0.001	0.51	2
	T1		16	2,30	6.55	0.008	0.30	2
	T2		18	2,34	7.14	0.004	0.30	2
	T2 > T1		18	1,17	3.34	0.085	0.16
	C	Replication	17	2,32	35.05	<0.001	0.69	0
	E		17	2,32	16.52	<0.001	0.49	2
	T1		17	2,32	7.95	0.009	0.33	2
	T2		17	2,32	6.27	0.019	0.28	2
	T2 > T1		17	1,16	<1	0.45
SCR	C	Discovery	18	2,34	4.5	0.02	0.21	1
	E		19	2,36	<1	0.40
	T1		14	2,26	3.06	0.08	0.19	1
	T2		14	2,26	<1	0.72
	T2 > T1		14	1,13	4.90	0.045	0.27	–
	C	Replication	19	2,36	1.32	0.28
	E		17	2,32	<1	0.51
	T1		12	2,22	<1	0.55
	T2		12	2,22	<1	0.67
	T2 > T1		12	2,11	4.50	0.057	0.25	–

Main effects of stimulus (UCXT, PCXT, SCXT) in the discovery and replication samples during conditioning (C, Day1), extinction (E, Day2) and the memory tests on Day8 before (Test1, T1) and after reinstatement (Test2, T2). Main effects of time are given to index changes from T1 to T2 (T2 > T1, indicative of a generalized reinstatement).

Contrasts

0 = all CXTs differ significantly from each other.

1 = UCXT differs significantly from SCXT and at trend level from PCXT; PCXT and SCXT do not differ.

2 = UCXT and PCXT do not differ significantly from each other but both differ significantly from SCXT.