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Mowrer's Two-Factor Theory
Mowrer's Two-Factor Theory is a psychological theory that integrates classical conditioning and operant conditioning to explain the development of phobias and anxiety.
Avoidance
A behavioral response aimed to prevent an unpleasant outcome or stimulus, often developed as a coping mechanism in both humans and animals.
Feared Stimulus
A specific object, situation, or activity that elicits a strong fear response due to conditioning or traumatic experiences.
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