Justin Harris

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University of Sydney

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Professor Justin Harris is a faculty member at the University of Sydney, Australia (country code: 61). His research focuses on classical conditioning, learning processes, and memory, with recent articles examining the effects of trial sequencing and reinforcement on extinction in conditioning. Additionally, he investigates the interactions between working memory and motor responses in various contexts.

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Gianluca Calcagni

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Modelling the acquisition of Pavlovian conditioning

Learning about trial sequences disrupts the partial reinforcement extinction effect in classical conditioning.

The sequencing of trials during partial reinforcement affects subsequent extinction.

Delaying extinction weakens the partial reinforcement extinction effect.

The learning curve, revisited.

Does the time-span of conditioning affect spontaneous recovery after extinction?

Beyond Rescorla–Wagner: the Ups and Downs of Learning

Working memory load reduces corticospinal suppression to former go and trained no-go cues

In anticipation of pain

Expected TMS excites the motor system less effectively than unexpected stimulation

Motor cortex dysfunction in problem gamblers

Binding identity and orientation in object recognition

Linking cortical and behavioural inhibition: Testing the parameter specificity of a transcranial magnetic stimulation protocol

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Gianluca Calcagni

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