A Type of Exposure Therapy in Which a Subject Is

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Multiple Choice

A type of exposure therapy in which a subject is exposed to intensely anxiety-provoking situations is called ______.

• A) gradual exposure
• B) systematic desensitization
• C) flooding
• D) overexposure

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Definitions:

Lewin's Model

A three-stage theory of change describing how to initiate, manage, and stabilize the process: unfreezing, changing, and refreezing.

Planned Change

A deliberate effort to improve an organization’s operations or direction through specific interventions, strategies, and processes.

Unfreezing

The phase of Lewin’s planned change process during which a situation is prepared for change.

Felt Needs

Deeply experienced and acknowledged necessities or desires that individuals or groups seek to fulfill.