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Systematic desensitisation
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Symptom substitution ao3
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What does the term 'symptom substitution' refer to in behavioral therapies?
The idea that removing symptoms does not address the
underlying cause
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According to the psychodynamic approach, what causes phobias?
Projection
of
underlying
issues
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What case did Freud (1909) record to illustrate the development of phobias?
The case of
Little Hans
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What was Little Hans' actual problem that led to his phobia of horses?
An
intense envy
of his father
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What is the importance of treating the underlying causes of a phobia?
It prevents the
symptoms
from
resurfacing
in another form
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