Fig. 2: Propranolol-induced disruption of reconsolidation decreases smoking craving. | Translational Psychiatry

Fig. 2: Propranolol-induced disruption of reconsolidation decreases smoking craving.

From: Neural substrates of propranolol-induced impairments in the reconsolidation of nicotine-associated memories in smokers

Fig. 2

The ANOVA showed a significant group (propranolol, placebo) × time (day 1, day 3) interaction for craving scores. The simple-effect analysis revealed that craving scores significantly decreased from day 1 to day 3 in the propranolol group but not in the placebo group. This analysis also revealed that after the reconsolidation manipulation, the propranolol group (blue bars) exhibited a more significant decrease compared with the placebo group (orange bars). Error bars indicated the SEM.

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