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joesmith1212

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A person who is depressed, has less negative interactions with a partner, does not enjoy sexual activity, and who has certain medical conditions may have a certain
 
  a. intimacy disorder.
  b. sexual disorder.
  c. sexual dysfunction.
  d. prognosis.

Question 2

Carl wasn't always afraid of stoplights, but when he was little he was was kidnapped out of his mother's car while they were stopped at a stoplight. He was recovered within 48 hours. But now, even as an adult, he finds himself avoiding stoplights, and if he can't avoid them, he feels tension mounting. Carl's fear of stoplights is a(n) in the classical conditioning paradigm.
 
  a. unconditioned stimulus
  b. unconditioned response
  c. conditioned stimulus
  d. conditioned response



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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