In modeling, the client:

A. imagines himself or herself confronting the feared object.

B. imagines the therapist confronting the feared object.

C. observes the therapist confronting the feared object.

D. confronts the feared object directly.

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Zechariah

Social Studies

20 September, 23:45

In modeling, the client:

A. imagines himself or herself confronting the feared object.

B. imagines the therapist confronting the feared object.

C. observes the therapist confronting the feared object.

D. confronts the feared object directly.

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Carlie Guerrero · Answer 1

C. observes the therapist confronting the feared object.

Explanation:

In modeling, the client observes the therapist confronting the feared object. Modeling is a behavior therapy technique for overcoming phobias and acquiring more. In this method client observes and then imitates people who approach and cope with the object or certain situation by which client fears. This is one procedure which is used to treat phobic disorder which involves the therapist confront the feared object or situation and during this client observes.

In modeling, the client:A. imagines himself or herself confronting the feared object.B. imagines the therapist confronting the feared object.C. observes the therapist confronting the feared object.D. confronts the feared object directly.

In modeling, the client:

A. imagines himself or herself confronting the feared object.

B. imagines the therapist confronting the feared object.

C. observes the therapist confronting the feared object.

D. confronts the feared object directly.