__________ is a behavior therapy method in which fear-evoking stimuli are presented continuously in the absence of actual harm so that fear responses are extinguished.
A)Generalization
B)Sensitizing
C)Discrimination
D)Flooding

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Flooding is a type of behavior therapy where individuals are exposed to the object or situation that they fear for an extended period of time in a safe and controlled environment to help them overcome their fear. The continuous exposure helps to extinguish the fear response because the individual realizes that the feared object or situation does not actually cause harm. Generalization refers to the tendency to respond to similar stimuli in a similar way, sensitizing is the opposite of desensitizing, and discrimination refers to the ability to distinguish between different stimuli.

__________ Is a Behavior Therapy Method in Which Fear-Evoking Stimuli