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Behavioural approach to phobias

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Question 15

Tobias has an intense, irrational fear of balloons (globophobia). He recalls a birthday party when he was young where a large red balloon popped right in front of him with an extremely loud bang, making him scream and cry. Now, as an adult, he actively avoids children's parties, weddings, and celebrations. Whenever he successfully avoids an event with balloons, he feels a profound sense of relief.

Discuss the behavioural explanation of phobias. Refer to Tobias in your response.

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