If the Equipotentiality Premise Concerning Specific Phobias Is True, Then

question 7

Multiple Choice

If the equipotentiality premise concerning specific phobias is true, then it must also be true that

• A) a person cannot be afraid of both dogs and doors.
• B) only neutral stimuli that involve animals can become phobias.
• C) classical conditioning cannot explain the development of phobias.
• D) only a select number of stimuli are consistently related to phobias.
• E) all neutral stimuli have the potential for becoming phobias.

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