What Type of Immune Defence Cell Is Invaded Selectively by the AIDS

question 187

Multiple Choice

What type of immune defence cell is invaded selectively by the AIDS virus

• A)cytotoxic T cells
• B)helper T cells
• C)suppressor T cells
• D)macrophages

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Definitions:

Target Behaviors

Specific behaviors identified for change or modification in therapeutic or behavioral interventions.

Reciprocal Inhibition

Reciprocal inhibition is a principle in psychology that suggests the presence of a certain response will inhibit the occurrence of an opposite response, used therapeutically to reduce anxiety through relaxation techniques.

Symptom Substitution

A theory suggesting that if a symptom is removed without resolving the underlying cause, a new symptom will emerge to take its place.

Problem Reduction

Problem reduction is a strategy in problem-solving processes that involves breaking down a larger, often complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts to address them individually.