The efficacy of exposure therapy for anxiety-related disorders and its underlying mechanisms¶
Foa, E. B., & McLean, C. P. (2016). The efficacy of exposure therapy for anxiety-related disorders and its underlying mechanisms: The case of OCD and PTSD. Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 1-28.
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- Approach-Avoidance Conflict
- Healthy cognition uses the approach-avoidance equilibrium as productive deliberation; pathological versions reflect inability to acquire decision-relevant information or to reframe the valences.
This sourceExposure therapy works by reducing avoidance (flattening the avoidance gradient); informs the productive-vs-pathological deliberation contrast.
- Healthy cognition uses the approach-avoidance equilibrium as productive deliberation; pathological versions reflect inability to acquire decision-relevant information or to reframe the valences.
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