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201) A type of exposure therapy in which a subject is exposed to intensely anxiety-provoking situations is called ________. A) gradual exposure B) systematic desensitization C) flooding D) overexposure 202) Flooding is believed to work by the process of ________. A) extinction B) generalization C) response discrimination D) stimulus discrimination 203) According to the textbook, flooding is __________ as other forms of cognitive-behavioural treatments but may work ________. A) not as effective; for a longer period of time B) not as effective; faster C) just as effective; slower D) just as effective; faster 204) The behavioural treatment for agoraphobia is usually ________. A) flooding B) response prevention C) gradual exposure D) chemotherapy 205) Behavioural treatment for social phobia usually involves ________. A) gradual exposure B) flooding C) stimulus prevention D) response generalization 206) Saying to oneself, “I have experienced these feelings before, I’ll just let them pass,” is an example of __________. A) a cognitive distortion B) positive flooding C) a rational alternative D) a self-defeating thought 207) Entering increasingly stressful situations until the urge to escape has lessened is an example of __________ therapy. A) flooding B) exposure C) systematic desensitization D) cognitive restructuring 208) Virtual therapy has been successfully used to help treat ________. A) specific phobias B) posttraumatic stress disorder C) panic disorder D) obsessive-compulsive disorder 209) Tenino has a driving phobia, and his therapy involves a computerized driving simulator. This is __________. A) virtual therapy B) simulated flooding C) simulated cognitive restructuring D) rational exposure 210) Bethany’s therapist talks with her about her trauma, has her visit the scene of her sexual abuse, and asks her to view some educational videos about sexual abuse. Her therapist is using __________. A) exposure therapy B) stress management C) cognitive restructuring D) virtual therapy