How do flooding treatments differ from systematic desensitization?
A. Flooding treatments use a hierarchy of anxiety-provoking stimuli; systematic desensitization does not.
B. Flooding treatment is a very complicated form of therapy; systematic desensitization is not.
C. Flooding treatment gauges neurotic symptoms; systematic desensitization does not.
D. Flooding treatment does not involve relaxation training; systematic desensitization does.
Answer: D
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