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Behavioural approach to phobias

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Question 13

A woman says:

"A few years ago, I was walking through a botanical garden when a large greenhouse window suddenly shattered right next to me. The loud noise and flying glass were absolutely terrifying, and I cut my arm badly. Now, even seeing a picture of a greenhouse or a glass pavilion makes my heart race and makes me feel extremely anxious."

Use your knowledge of classical conditioning to explain the woman's phobia of greenhouses.

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Behavioural approach to phobias Questions

  1. A Level
  2. /Psychology
  3. /Behavioural approach to phobias

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