Lesson 4.1.4.3
4.1.4.3 Behavioural approach to phobias Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 1
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Which two processes form Mowrer's two-process model of phobias?
- Psychodynamic and behavioural
- Social and cognitive
- Biological and humanistic
- Classical and operant
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According to the two-process model, how are phobias acquired?
- Operant conditioning
- Social learning
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Classical conditioning
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According to the two-process model, how are phobias maintained?
- Classical conditioning
- Social learning
- Genetic inheritance
- Operant conditioning
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What list of feared situations ordered from least to most frightening is used in systematic desensitisation?
- Desensitisation index
- Fear scale
- Anxiety hierarchy
- Phobic ladder
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Which technique is taught to the patient before working through an anxiety hierarchy?
- Biofeedback
- Relaxation
- Cognitive restructuring
- Free association
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Which behavioural phobia treatment involves immediate, prolonged exposure to the most feared stimulus?
- Aversion therapy
- Systematic desensitisation
- Flooding
- Rational emotive therapy
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Unlike systematic desensitisation, how does flooding expose patients to their phobic stimulus?
- Gradually
- Subliminally
- Immediately
- Indirectly
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Working through a hierarchy of phobic situations while maintaining relaxation describes which behavioural therapy?
- Flooding
- Psychoanalysis
- Cognitive behavioural therapy
- Systematic desensitisation
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A person with a fear of heights is placed on a high platform and not allowed to leave until the fear reduces. Which treatment is being used?
- Flooding
- Systematic desensitisation
- Relaxation training alone
- Cognitive behaviour therapy
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What is a major disadvantage of flooding compared to systematic desensitisation?
- Lack of effectiveness
- High attrition rates
- Long treatment duration
- High financial cost
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What key advantage does systematic desensitisation have over flooding regarding patient acceptability?
- Higher economic cost
- Requires no effort
- Faster treatment completion
- Lower attrition rates
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Watson and Rayner demonstrated that a phobia could be acquired through which process?
- Operant conditioning
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Social learning
- Classical conditioning
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In Mowrer's two-process model, how are phobias maintained over time?
- Social learning
- Operant conditioning
- Biological preparedness
- Classical conditioning
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What type of reinforcement maintains a phobia when avoiding the phobic stimulus reduces anxiety?
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Negative reinforcement
- Positive reinforcement
- Intermittent reinforcement
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According to Hobart Mowrer's two-process model, how is a phobia initially acquired?
- Classical conditioning
- Biological preparedness
- Social learning
- Operant conditioning
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Which principle states that two opposing emotions, like fear and relaxation, cannot coexist?
- Counter-conditioning
- Extinction
- Spontaneous recovery
- Reciprocal inhibition
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Which behavioural process describes replacing a phobic fear response with a relaxed response?
- Habituation
- Extinction
- Counter-conditioning
- Reciprocal inhibition
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What term describes confronting a phobic stimulus in real life during systematic desensitisation?
- In vitro exposure
- Covert desensitisation
- Implosive exposure
- In vivo exposure
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Seligman suggested humans are genetically predisposed to acquire certain phobias due to what concept?
- Two-process model
- Biological preparedness
- Negative reinforcement
- Reciprocal inhibition
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What mechanism underlies systematic desensitisation in treating phobias?
- Classical extinction
- Counter-conditioning
- Operant conditioning
- Vicarious reinforcement
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