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. 2017 Aug 1;70(8):1504–1515. doi: 10.1080/17470218.2016.1188973

Table 1.

Design of Experiments 1–3.

Exposure Conditioning Test
Experiment 1
 AX X→40s→shock AX versus BX
 BY Y→40s→no shock BY versus AY
Experiment 2
 AX X→40s→shock AX versus BX
 BY Y→40s→shock BY versus AY
Experiment 3
 Group consistent
  C–A C–X C–A C–X C→shock E–AX versus E–BX
  D–B D–Y D–B D–Y D→shock E–BY versus E–AY
 Group inconsistent
  C–A C–X C–B C–Y C→shock E–AX versus E–BX
  D–B D–Y D–A D–X D→shock E–BY versus E–AY

Note: A and B were localized visual stimuli (left and right jewel lights), X and Y were auditory stimuli (tone and clicker), and C, D, and E were experimental contexts; 40s indicates the interval between the presentation of X (or Y) and shock.