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Mowrer's two-process theory seems highly applicable to obsessive-compulsive disorder in that the occurrence of an obsessive thought is associated with a(n) _________ in anxiety, while performance of a compulsive behavior is associated with a(n) _________ in anxiety.
 
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According to Mineka, there are limitations in the extent to which experimental demonstrations of avoidance are analogous to human phobias. For example, in an experimental demonstration of avoidance that involves a tone and an aversive air blast, the rat will likely require _________ conditioning trial. By comparison, a bee phobia in humans typically requires _________ conditioning trial.
 
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Answer to Question 1

increase; decrease

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more than one; one





 

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