A. Matías Gámez

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Universidad de Córdoba

Spain

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Professor A. Matías Gámez is a Titular Professor at the Universidad de Córdoba, Spain. His research primarily focuses on learning and behavior, particularly the mechanisms of extinction and response recovery in both humans and animals. Recent articles explore themes such as the effects of extinction reminders, renewal procedures in children, and the implications of contextual changes on operant behavior relapse.

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María Manuela Moreno-Fernández

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Universidad de Granada

SPAIN

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The impact of an extinction reminder on AAB renewal is sensitive to the level of association with extinction

Evidence of AAB, ABA, and ABC renewal procedures for instrumental response in elementary school children

Systematic review and meta-analysis of the extinguished response recovery effects in children

The impact of prolonging extinction on the ABC “super renewal” of instrumental responses in rats

Experiencing Extinction Facilitates Subsequent Acquisition of Positive, but not Negative Patterning in Human Predictive Learning

A cue specifically associated with extinction reduces response recovery in human predictive learning

Analysis of Habituation Learning in Mealworm Pupae (Tenebrio molitor)

An Analysis of Extinction-Cue Features in the Reduction of Operant Behavior Relapse

Conducting extinction in multiple contexts attenuates relapse of operant behavior in humans

The state of transfer of stimulus control after extinction in human instrumental conditioning: A key factor in therapy strategies based in nonhuman animal research.

Preimaginal conditioning affects oviposition choices in the silkworm moth (Bombyx mori)

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María Manuela Moreno-Fernández

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