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. 2016 May 9;10:89. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2016.00089

Table 3.

Fear extinction data analysis of long-term memory (LTM) groups for experiment 2.

CS1 CS9 CS18
Comparison F(1,612) P F(1,612) P F(1,612) P
No Ext-LTM vs. Normal Ext-LTM 6.755 <0.0001 1.182 0.9195 0.1464 >0.9999
No Ext-LTM vs. Ret-Ext-LTM 10.16 <0.0001 2.744 0.2971 0.6031 0.9931
No Ext-LTM vs. Ext-Ret-LTM 9.273 <0.0001 2.674 0.3235 1.941 0.6455
No Ext-LTM vs. Immediate Ext-LTM 7.515 <0.0001 0.2277 0.9998 0.1434 >0.9999
Normal Ext-LTM vs. Ret-Ext-LTM 3.143 0.1727 1.44 0.8468 0.691 0.9884
Normal Ext-LTM vs. Ext-Ret-LTM 2.067 0.5879 1.325 0.8824 1.919 0.6557
Normal Ext-LTM vs. Immediate Ext-LTM 0.7004 0.9878 0.8795 0.9716 0.2673 0.9997
Ret-Ext-LTM vs. Ext-Ret-LTM 1.179 0.92 0.1625 >0.9999 1.205 0.914
Ret-Ext-LTM vs. Immediate Ext-LTM 2.443 0.4178 2.32 0.4721 0.4238 0.9982
Ext-Ret-LTM vs. Immediate Ext-LTM 1.344 0.877 2.234 0.5113 1.643 0.7733

Extinction data for experiment 2 were analyzed using RM (trial, bin) ANOVAs (Figure 5B). All rats showed significant within session extinction learning (Day-4). Further analysis of fear extinction data was done using corrected Tukey’s multiple comparison test. Percentage freezing for CS1, CS9 and CS18 were presented in this table instead of presenting all the CSs. Each data point for extinction trials represent average of 3 CSs except the 17th data point that represents average of 2 CSs totaling 53 CSs.