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Amina is concerned about her son's fear of social settings, which is negatively impacting his attendance in his college courses. Fortunately, Amina knows that there are treatments for her son's condition that use the principles of classical conditioning to __________.

▸ reduce positive emotions and behaviors

▸ increase negative emotions and behaviors

▸ reduce negative emotions and behaviors

▸ increase reflexive responses and behaviors

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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