Alan is seeing a therapist for depression. Each week, Alan writes down his thoughts and the therapist analyzes them looking for irrational assumptions, unrealistic expectations, and other distorted thoughts that might contribute to his depression. His therapist is using a ________ approach to help Alan.

An increase in response to stimuli that are dangerous or threatening is called ________

a) shaping b) habituation c) extinction d) sensitization

Ken wants to go to law school but he is concerned that he will be rejected if he applies or will fail if he is admitted. Ken is faced with what Lewin calls a(n) ______ conflict

a. approach/approach c. avoidance/avoidance b. approach/avoidance d. double approach/avoidance