The Nonassociative Model of Phobias Claims That

question 26

Multiple Choice

The nonassociative model of phobias claims that

• A)evolution endowed humans not to respond fearfully to any kind of stimuli and that learning was necessary for very specific phobias to develop.
• B)evolution endowed humans to respond fearfully to a select group of stimuli but that learning is necessary to develop the phobia.
• C)evolution endowed humans to respond fearfully to a select group of stimuli but that learning is not necessary to develop the phobia.
• D)evolution endowed humans to respond fearfully to any kind of stimuli but that personal experience was necessary for a phobia to develop.
• E)evolution endowed humans not to respond fearfully to any kind of stimuli and that personal experience is necessary for a phobia to develop.

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