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Which of the following is NOT true about the case study of Little Hans?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following was NOT mentioned as something Little Albert became afraid of after being conditioned to be afraid of rats?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following is NOT true about the BIPI?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following is NOT true about the GAD-7?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following is NOT a step in the applied muscle tension technique?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following is NOT associated with Sigmund Freud?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following statements is NOT true about phobias?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
Which of the following is NOT part of Ost and Westling (1995)?
The BIPI was developed to treat acrophobia.
Tense your scalp and cranial muscles for 10-15 seconds.
He was 4 years old when he developed a phobia of horses, especially black horses with white nosebands.
It's highly reliable and valid since it gathers both quantitative and qualitative data.
a hamster
generalization and extinction
It was devised by Spitzer et al. (2006).
AR group performed slightly better than CBT group.
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