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1. The need for standards in the design of differential fear conditioning and extinction experiments in youth: A systematic review and recommendations for research on anxiety.

2. Anticipatory processing in social anxiety: Investigation using attentional control theory.

3. Developmental differences in aversive conditioning, extinction, and reinstatement: A study with children, adolescents, and adults.

4. Exposure treatment in multiple contexts attenuates return of fear via renewal in high spider fearful individuals.

5. Extinction treatment in multiple contexts attenuates ABC renewal in humans.

6. Exposure to a novel context after extinction causes a renewal of extinguished conditioned responses: implications for the treatment of fear.

7. The development of an attentional bias for angry faces following Pavlovian fear conditioning.

8. Relapse of successfully treated anxiety and fear: theoretical issues and recommendations for clinical practice.

9. The renewal of extinguished conditioned fear with fear-relevant and fear-irrelevant stimuli by a context change after extinction.

10. Conducting extinction in multiple contexts does not necessarily attenuate the renewal of shock expectancy in a fear-conditioning procedure with humans.

11. Effects of Multiple Contexts and Context Similarity on the Renewal of Extinguished Conditioned Behaviour in an ABA Design with Humans

12. Effects of multiple contexts and context similarity on the renewal of extinguished conditioned behaviour in an ABA design with humans

13. Learning to fear outgroups: An associative learning explanation for the development and reduction of intergroup anxiety.

14. Effects of extended extinction and multiple extinction contexts on ABA renewal.

15. Eliciting and attenuating reinstatement of fear: Effects of an unextinguished CS.

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