One Difficulty That a Therapist Might Encounter When Trying to Treat

question 450

Multiple Choice

One difficulty that a therapist might encounter when trying to treat a client with a phobia is _____________, where the fear response to a stimulus that has been extinguished might suddenly reappear if the client encounters the location where the phobia was acquired after a break.

• A)secondary recovery
• B)spontaneous recovery
• C)automatic recovery
• D)natural recovery

Understand Horney's concept of basic anxiety and its foundation in neurosis.

Recognize Horney's viewpoints on the significance of social forces versus biological forces in shaping personality.

Identify Horney's contributions to feminist psychoanalytic perspectives.

Describe the impact of childhood experiences on personality development according to Horney.

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