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Angelo is afraid of heights. A friend suggests that Angelo should take a ride in an elevator to the

Angelo is afraid of heights. A friend suggests that Angelo should take a ride in an elevator to the top floor of a downtown high-rise while listening to his favorite soothing music through headphones. Angelo finds the courage to do so, then does it again several more times. Eventually he finds that his fear of heights has greatly diminished. What classical-conditioning principle has taken place?

A)stimulus retraction

B)spontaneous recovery

C)counterconditioning

D)stimulus discrimination

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