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In Pavlovian conditioning the fear-evoking properties of the aversive unconditioned stimulus are represented by the conditioned stimulus. A major challenge for theories of classical fear conditioning has been to understand how associations are formed between a conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus. Although the cellular mechanisms in the amygdala that underlie fear learning have received...