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reductionist
-reduces
phobias
to learnt behaviours
-too
simplistic
-evolutionary
theory > genetically programmed to make associations between life-threatening stimuli &
fear
--
STUDY
--
> infants aged
8-16
months
> failed to learn
fear
of
building blocks
when paired with loud bell
> fear response only learnt with
living animals
(EEA)
deterministic
-suggests people have no control over
phobias
as it's determined by
environment
-says learnt association WILL lead to
phobia
Diathesis-Stress Model better
-proposes we have genetic
predisposition
for developing mental disorders >
phobias
(diathesis)
-disorder only develop if there's
environmental
trigger (stress)
-explains why not everyone who's bitten by dog develops
phobia
> must have genetic
predisposition
for this type of phobia
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