A Biological Preparedness View of Anxiety Disorders Would Suggest That

question 81

Multiple Choice

A biological preparedness view of anxiety disorders would suggest that a fear of _____ would be more easily learned than a fear of _____.

• A) enclosed spaces; spiders
• B) snakes; public spaces
• C) snakes; spiders
• D) public spaces; enclosed spaces

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Definitions:

Reality Therapy

A form of counseling developed by William Glasser that emphasizes personal responsibility and focuses on the present.

Existential Guilt

A condition arising from feeling responsible for not fully utilizing one's freedom to choose or for not living authentically according to one's values and potential.

Inauthenticity

The state or quality of not being genuine or true to one's own personality, spirit, or character.

Perceived Social Norms

Individuals' beliefs about the behaviors and attitudes that are considered acceptable or typical within their social group or society.