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Research has suggested that a factor contributing to the development of some anxiety reactions is

Research has suggested that a factor contributing to the development of some anxiety reactions is
A) people apparently learn to avoid certain stimuli if they observe other people showing a strong fear response to those stimuli.
B) operant conditioning and preparedness work against each other.
C) people need to experience emotional events themselves in order for it to affect their lives in future.
D) some people are more prepared than others for emotional events.

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Authors: Zimbardo, Johnson, Weber, Gruber

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