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Active suppression prevents the return of threat memory in humans

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Discover how conscious active suppression and thought diversion can eliminate learned fear responses, a groundbreaking finding by Ye Wang, Zijian Zhu, Jingchu Hu, Daniela Schiller, and Jian Li. This research offers new therapeutic avenues for addressing persistent maladaptive memories by utilizing declarative mnemonic control mechanisms.... show more

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