“…Consequently, long-term effects (in the 6 months follow-up test) could not be unequivocally attributed to VR exposure (e.g., the reactivation extinction procedure). Further prior research has shown that memory reconsolidation differs from retrieval, as it involves destabilization and restabilization processes (Balderas et al, 2013;Ben Mamou, Gamache, & Nader, 2006;Caffaro, Suarez, Blake, & Delorenzi, 2012;Coccoz, Maldonado, & Delorenzi, 2011;Milton et al, 2013;Rodriguez-Ortiz, Balderas, Garcia-DeLaTorre, & Bermudez-Rattoni, 2012;Sevenster, Beckers, & Kindt, 2012, Sevenster et al, 2013. The different processes involved in the expression, destabilization, and restabilization of conditioned fear memories seem to be mediated by different receptors in the basolateral amygdala (Barreiro, Suarez, Lynch, Molina, & Delorenzi, 2013;Milton et al, 2013).…”