If a phobic person continue to avoid the situation that makes them afraid,Question 5Select one:a.they never get to learn that the situation is not actually scary.b.the fear will eventually dissipate to the point that they are no longer phobic.c.the phobia will likely transfer to another object or situation.d.this functions as negative punishment.

All of the following are characteristics common to specific phobias EXCEPTQuestion 8Select one:a.strong and persistent anxiety related to a specific object or situation.b.significant attempts by the anxious individual to avoid the phobic situation.c.recognition by the person with the phobia that the anxiety is excessive or unreasonable.d.chronically decreased arousal of the autonomic nervous system.

Which of the following is not an aspect of Clark's (1995) cognitive-behavioural model of social phobia?Question 3Select one:a.A predisposition to anxiety and shyness.b.Increased awareness of physiological symptoms (e.g. blushing)c.Viewing oneself from the third-person perspective.d.Negative assumptions about other people's thoughts.

Extinction-based treatments for specific phobias  Group of answer choicestrain the hippocampus to get better at rememberingtrain the fear-inhibitory parts of the brain to produce more cortisoltrain the fear-inhibitory parts of the brain to get better at activatingtrain the flight-or-fight system of the brain to get better at activating

Which of the following IS a common symptom of simple, or specific, phobia?Group of answer choicesA. problems in social relationsB. intense anxiety when in the presence of the feared object or situationC. nightmares and flashbacksD. emotional numbing

Indicate the main types of phobias*social phobiaagoraphobiasimple phobiasanxietyobsessions