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Frost2351

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Jenny is working in therapy on her fear of flying. Jenny's therapist instructed Jenny to create a series of images about flying (pictures of planes, security check-in, ticket counter, etc ).
 
  And to rank them form least fear-producing to most fear-producing. The images Jenny has ranked are, in the parlance of Systematic desensitization, called __________.
  a. a hierarchy of needs
  b. a controlled image hierarchy
  c. a fear-stimulus hierarchy.
  d. a fear image gallery

Question 2

The psychiatric syndrome TKS is common in ______, but rare elsewhere.
 
  a. Japan c. India
   b. Korea d. South Africa



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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