A Behavioral Treatment in Which Clients with Phobias Gradually Learn

question 4

Multiple Choice

A behavioral treatment in which clients with phobias gradually learn to react calmly instead of with intense fear of objects they dread is known as:

• A) self-actualization.
• B) flooding.
• C) systematic desensitization.
• D) catharsis.

Analyze the outcomes and implications of deregulation in specific industries.

Understand the social and economic changes in post-World War II America.

Recognize the impact of the Cold War on American society and international relations.

Identify the role of consumerism and technology in shaping the 1950s American lifestyle.

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Definitions:

Self-expression

The demonstration of one's personality, beliefs, or ideas through words, clothing, and other forms of personal expression.

Self-sufficiency

Self-sufficiency refers to the ability of an individual, community, or nation to meet its needs without external assistance.

Functional Products

Goods designed primarily for their utility and performance rather than their aesthetic qualities.

Achievement-motivated

A characteristic of individuals who are driven by a strong desire to accomplish significant goals, often seeking out challenges and demonstrating persistence.