What is meant by the behavioral term reciprocal inhibition?
a. Re-parenting an adult who received inadequate parenting as a child.
b. Choosing to respond to some stimuli and ignore others.
c. If people around us have anxiety about something, we also become anxious.
d. If a person can simply forget traumatic childhood experiences, they will no longer be painful.
e. A treatment that pairs threatening cues with relaxation or assertiveness in order to overcome the anxiety.
Answer: e
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