A Novel Pavlovian Fear Conditioning Paradigm to Study Freezing and Flight Behavior (Video) | JoVE
January 5th, 2021
•Defensive behavioral responses are contingent upon threat intensity, proximity, and context of exposure. Based on these factors, we developed a classical conditioning paradigm that elicits clear transitions between conditioned freezing and flight behavior within individual subjects. This model is crucial for the understanding the pathologies involved in anxiety, panic, and post-traumatic stress disorders.
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