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Stampfl's procedure focuses on the fact that people with phobias typically make the _____ early in the chain of events leading up to the feared stimulus.
 
  A) avoidance response
  B) escape response
  C) appetitive response
  D) species-specific defense reaction

Question 2

According to Stampfl, an important factor that underlies the development of _____ avoidance responses in phobias is _____.
 
  A) early; effort reduction
  B) late; effort reduction
  C) early; effort induction
  D) late; effort induction



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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