Exposure Therapy Crossword Puzzle

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CLASSICAL: Exposure therapy is based on the principles of _____ conditioning, which is based on the idea that we learn by association.
HABITUATION: A theory that states repeated exposure to a stimulus will diminish our response to the stimulus.
EXTINCTION: ____ states that we can unlearn a conditioned response to a stimulus and respond in a different way.
FLOODING: A theory introduced by Victor Meyer that exposes them to fearful stimuli without the opportunity to escape.
INVIVO: This exposure technique involves having the client face the object, situation, or activity that is feared in real life.
INTEROCEPTIVE: This exposure technique intentionally triggers harmless physical sensations that cause the client to be afraid.
IMAGINAL: This exposure technique uses the imagination to picture feared objects, situations, or activities.
PROLONGED: This exposure therapy assigns homework to the client between sessions.
NARRATIVE: This exposure therapy was developed for individuals in non-western countries who have experienced organized, sexual, domestic, or war violence.
WRITTEN: This exposure therapy requires the client to write for 30 minutes, following the scripted instructions.
LIFELINE: Adds a visual component that allows the client to label certain events in their life story.
SUDS: Scale that measures the client's level of distress felt in response to a specific stimulus/situation.

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QUESTIONS LIST:

classical: exposure therapy is based on the principles of _ conditioning, which is based on the idea that we learn by association.
habituation: a theory that states repeated exposure to a stimulus will diminish our response to the stimulus.
extinction: _ states that we can unlearn a conditioned response to a stimulus and respond in a different way.
flooding: a theory introduced by victor meyer that exposes them to fearful stimuli without the opportunity to escape.
invivo: this exposure technique involves having the client face the object, situation, or activity that is feared in real life.
interoceptive: this exposure technique intentionally triggers harmless physical sensations that cause the client to be afraid.
imaginal: this exposure technique uses the imagination to picture feared objects, situations, or activities.
prolonged: this exposure therapy assigns homework to the client between sessions.
narrative: this exposure therapy was developed for individuals in non-western countries who have experienced organized, sexual, domestic, or war violence.
written: this exposure therapy requires the client to write for 30 minutes, following the scripted instructions.
lifeline: adds a visual component that allows the client to label certain events in their life story.
suds: scale that measures the client's level of distress felt in response to a specific stimulus/situation.