_____ is a behavior therapy used to reduce clients' anxiety responses through counterconditioning

Neuroscientists have developed a variety of techniques for studying the workings of the brain and the relationship between the brain and behavior. Describe these methods along with the pros and cons of each

Why are these new imaging techniques so important to understanding the functions of the brain as they relate to behavior? What will be an ideal response?

Which ethologist believed that infants form internal models of their relationships with parents

and other caregivers that form the basis for future relationships? a. Freud b. Skinner c. Bowlby d. Piaget