Describes some of the essential dynamics of the disorder

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Explain how a phobia can be classically conditioned. Explain how such classical conditioning can “evolve” to operant conditioning. Use proper classical and operant-conditioning terminology in your reply. Give an example or “scenario” that describes some of the essential “dynamics” of the disorder, and explain what operant aspects maintain the behavior/reaction.

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