What Is Context and Why Is It So Important to Archaeologists

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What is context and why is it so important to archaeologists?

Understand the role of classical conditioning in the development of phobias.

Learn about the social and observational learning in the development of phobias.

Distinguish between panic disorder and phobias based on symptoms and triggers.

Recognize the high comorbidity of panic disorder with other conditions.

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Definitions:

Socratic Dialogue

A form of argumentative dialogue stimulated by asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking and to draw out ideas and underlying presumptions.

Overgeneralized Beliefs

Cognitive distortions where an individual applies a broad conclusion from a single event to a wide range of unrelated situations.

Prospective Studies

Prospective studies are research designs that follow subjects forward in time to examine the relationship between specific exposures and outcomes.

Internalizing Coping Styles

Psychological strategies that involve inward processing of stress, including emotional and cognitive responses, rather than externalizing behaviors.