extinction memory
extinction memory noun: a memory of a neutral or positive experience associated with a stimulus which was created after a negative experience and conditioned response toward that stimulus.
Noun
extinction memory (plural extinction memories)
- A memory of a neutral or positive experience associated with a stimulus which was created after a negative experience and conditioned response toward that stimulus.
Forms of extinction memory
| plural | extinction memories |
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Questions about extinction memory
- What does extinction memory mean?
- Extinction memory means a memory of a neutral or positive experience associated with a stimulus which was created after a negative experience and conditioned response toward that stimulus.
- What part of speech is extinction memory?
- Extinction memory is a noun.
- What is the plural of extinction memory?
- The plural of extinction memory is extinction memories.
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