Abstract:Unintentional shifts of gaze and the modulation of pupil size are both highly automated processes that serve to regulate the initial influx of visual information. The present work investigated these mechanisms as they came to differentially respond to initially unthreatening stimuli following aversive conditioning. The classical conditioning experimental paradigm employed simple grating stimuli (Gabor patches) shown individually at various (5) on-screen locations, one of which was paired with a noxious auditor… Show more
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