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Unravelling the neurocognitive mechanisms underlying counterconditioning in humans. [PDF]

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Reinstatement in Mice

Psychological Reports, 1973
Three studies of the reinstatement effect using inbred mice (A/J, C57BL/6J, DBA/2J) were reported. In each study there were 4 treatment groups: early shock-reinstatement shock, early shock, reinstatement shock, and no shock. In Exp. I, 1, in Exp. II, 2, and in Exp. III, 3 inbred mouse strains were studied. In Exp.
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Reinstatement

2019
This chapter discusses how the reclamation of citizenship, the restitution of property, and negotiations for reparations stretched across postwar Europe, with some activities continuing into the twenty-first century. In western and central Europe, Jews quickly regained citizenship.
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Controls and Boundary Reinstatement

Australian Surveyor, 1999
The imposition of additional constraints to improve network accuracy has often been empirically investigated. One recent example is Stock, Taylor and Hannigan’s (1998) study on rural reinstatement. Yet, the problem of induction remains since no amount of empirical cases can lead one to logically conclude that the imposition of additional control is ...
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Moral Reinstatement

American Behavioral Scientist, 1970
These are your loving, trusting girls in here. Your other girl who is probably doing the same thing doesn't get caught because she is too smart.... What is needed is more understanding on the part of the parents and the general public. I don't mean condoning, I mean understanding... that these girls do need help.
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The Reinstatement of Teleology

Harvard Theological Review, 1913
The question about the whence and whither of the drift of our cosmic weather is an old one and cannot be lightly brushed aside. It is both a forced and a momentous issue. It is a forced issue, because we cannot help taking an attitude towards it, whether we make it explicit to ourselves or not.
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Reinstatement.

Psychological Review, 1966
B A, Campbell, J, Jaynes
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REINSTATEMENTS

Journal of the Textile Institute Proceedings, 1957
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