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Rethinking Extinction
2015
Neuron
Extinction serves as the leading theoretical framework and experimental model to describe how learned behaviors diminish through absence of anticipated reinforcement. In the past decade, extinction has moved beyond the realm of associative learning theory and behavioral experimentation in animals and has become a topic of considerable interest in the neuroscience of learning, memory, and emotion. Here, we review research and theories of extinction, both as a learning process and as a behavioral
doi:10.1016/j.neuron.2015.09.028
pmid:26447572
pmcid:PMC4598943
fatcat:kytkncwi2je7zhyh4oli5ugppi