An Exposure Technique in Which the Therapist Confronts the Feared

question 146

Multiple Choice

An exposure technique in which the therapist confronts the feared object or situation while the fearful person observes is called:

• A) modeling.
• B) flooding.
• C) systematic desensitization.
• D) biofeedback.

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Definitions:

Pressure Ulcer

A localized damage to the skin and underlying tissue, often over bony areas, caused by pressure or friction.

Stage III Pressure Ulcer

A severe pressure sore characterized by full thickness tissue loss that may expose subcutaneous fat, but not bone, tendon, or muscle.

Subcutaneous

Pertaining to or situated under the skin.

Eschar

A slough or piece of dead tissue cast off from the surface of the skin, especially after a burn injury, typically forming a crust over a healing wound.