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This PrepJet Behavioral Psychology Guide provides an in-depth overview of interventions derived from classical conditioning principles, focusing on extinction, counterconditioning, and exposure-based therapies. It explains key behavioral techniques such as systematic desensitization, exposure with response prevention (ERP), graded exposure, flooding, implosive therapy, aversion therapy, covert sensitization, and cue exposure therapy (CET). The document also includes summaries of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), reciprocal inhibition, and higher-order conditioning, along with practical examples and theoretical frameworks from Pavlov, Wolpe, and Shapiro’s AIP model. Ideal for psychology students, therapists, and exam candidates studying learning theory, CBT, or behavioral interventions.

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PrepJet Interventions
Based on Classical
Conditioning

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Exposure with response prevention uses classical extinction to?
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-is based on two assumptions which include?
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arousing stimuli that do not ordinarily elicit anxiety (e.g., elevators, crowds, white rats) become c
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onditioned stimuli and begin to elicit anxiety because, at some time in the past, they were paired
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son avoids the conditioned stimulus in order to avoid experiencing fear.
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a person who has a fear of elevators may have acquired this fear because he was in an elevator w
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hen there was an earthquake that automatically elicited a fear response. In this situation, the ele
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vator was the CS and the earthquake was the US and, as a result of the pairing of the CS and US a
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nd subsequent stimulus generalization, the person is now afraid of all elevators. In this situation,
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the person always takes the stairs instead of the elevator to avoid feeling fear, which deprives hi
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m of opportunities for extinguishing his conditioned fear response. When using exposure with re
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sponse prevention, the client is exposed to the feared (conditioned) stimulus while preventing th
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e client from making his/her usual avoidance response. As a result, the conditioned response is e
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sustained exposure to stimuli that elicit the most intense levels of anxiety during all exposure ses
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Publisher: 2016 ISBN: 9780199733255 Edition: Unknown

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