Many fear responses are acquired through the process of _______ conditioning.
A)classical
B)temporary
C)primary
D)secondary

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Classical conditioning is a process by which a previously neutral stimulus, through association with an unconditioned stimulus that naturally elicits a specific response, can come to elicit that same response. Fear responses are often learned through classical conditioning, such as when a person learns to fear a certain object or situation due to experiencing a traumatic event associated with that stimulus. Temporary, primary, and secondary conditioning are not valid concepts in the field of psychology.

Many Fear Responses Are Acquired Through the Process of _______