Methodological implications of sample size and extinction gradient on the robustness of fear conditioning across different analytic strategies

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• who: Luke J. Ney and collaborators from the School of Psychological Sciences, University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia, Melbourne have published the article: Methodological implications of sample size and extinction gradient on the robustness of fear conditioning across different analytic strategies, in the Journal: PLOS ONE of June/17,/2021
• what: Since small sample sizes are attributed as sources of poor replicability in psychological science in this study the authors aimed to investigate if changes in sample size influences the divergences that occur when different kinds of fear conditioning analyses are used. The authors aimed to . . .
  

   

  

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