An Anxiety Hierarchy Is A

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Multiple Choice

An anxiety hierarchy is a:

• A)complete list of all of the different objects or situations that have ever produced anxiety in the person, arranged in order of intensity.
• B)description of all the symptoms experienced by the person during an episode of intense anxiety.
• C)list of specific anxiety-producing scenes, arranged from least to most anxiety-provoking, that are related to the person's fear or phobia.
• D)computer program that generates random images of scenes that virtually everyone finds terrifying.

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Definitions:

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