Publications by authors named "Vanetza E Quezada-Scholz"
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- Extinguished responses can reemerge, similar to relapse in therapy, under certain conditions.
- Conducting extinction in various contexts might help reduce the chances of these responses returning.
- A meta-analysis of 25 studies found that extinction in multiple contexts significantly decreases relapse risk, suggesting it could be a beneficial strategy for clinicians in therapeutic settings.
Pre and perinatal administration of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in rodents and their offspring has many effects that have been studied using different methods that have not been integrated using quantitative methods. The effect of THC administration on behavior can be better understood by meta-analytic techniques. We examined whether there is an overall effect on the behavior of the offspring when THC is administered to mothers.
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