The Technique of Using Systematic Desensitization Involves

question 213

Multiple Choice

The technique of using systematic desensitization involves

• A)flooding the person with images of the feared stimulus.
• B)having the person explain how the phobia developed.
• C)gradually exposing the person to the feared stimulus while they are relaxed.
• D)systematically increasing the stimulus intensity up to the breaking point.

Understand the importance of empirical evidence in psychological research.

Recognize the potential for bias in research methods and understand strategies for reducing it.

Understand the limitations and applications of different research methods in psychology.

Grasp the relationship between correlation and causation in psychological research.

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