The redundancy effect is related to a lack of conditioned inhibition: Evidence from a task in which excitation and inhibition are symmetrical

Tara Zaksaite; Peter M. Jones

doi:10.1177/1747021819878430

The redundancy effect is related to a lack of conditioned inhibition: Evidence from a task in which excitation and inhibition are symmetrical

Tara Zaksaite^*, Peter M. Jones

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School of Psychology

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