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Abstract Chronic alcohol use and stress are major risk factors for psychiatric disorders, frequently disrupting emotion regulation and behavioral inhibition. Yet, many individuals exposed to alcohol or stress do not develop pathology, highlighting the need to identify mechanisms that confer vulnerability or resilience. Using a conditioned inhibition paradigm, we examined how prior alcohol intake and acute stress shape fear- and reward-related behavioral control.
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