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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.8
In what way does the psychodynamic viewpoint shape our understanding of an individual's seemingly irrational fear of elevators?
It implies this fear only develops from observational learning or direct conditioning.
It submits that the individual's self-actualization needs are not being met, causing the fear.
It suggests this fear may stem from unresolved unconscious conflicts or past traumatic experiences associated with enclosed spaces or heights.
It claims that the fear is purely a result of genetic predispositions to specific phobias.
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AP Psychology - 8.8 Psychological Perspectives and Treatment of Disorders
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