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Tammie Ritch
on Dec 07, 2024Verified
When the modeling approach is used to treat a phobia, the client:
A) confronts the feared object directly.
B) observes the therapist confronting the feared object.
C) imagines the therapist confronting the feared object.
D) imagines himself or herself confronting the feared object.
Modeling Approach
A method of learning that involves observing and imitating behaviors from others, often used in psychology to explain social learning.
Phobia
A persistent and unreasonable fear of a particular object, activity, or situation.
Feared Object
A specific item, situation, or entity that evokes fear or anxiety in an individual.
- Understand the concept of modeling and its use in treating phobias and social anxiety disorders.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the concept of modeling and its use in treating phobias and social anxiety disorders.
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