Conditioned Emotional Responses

Conditioned Emotional Responses

1. Fear Conditioning

   • Fear Conditioning forms Social Anxiety Issues in Adolescence
     • For example it is stated in the report that, fear conditioning represents the process by which a neutral stimulus comes to evoke fear following its repeated pairing with an aversive stimulus
       • The article provides evidence that fear conditioning should be considered a central pathogenic mechanism in anxiety disorders.
     • Fear Conditioning causes Anxiety in people when a negative stimulus is paired with a unconditioned stimulus repetitively
       • The findings provide evidence by which negative peer experiences during adolescence may effect emotional processing
         • As a result this study has contributed to the development of understanding social anxiety and what effect conditioned emotional responses have on this psychological issue.
           • An alternative perspective: Use larger variety of participants with and without history of negative social experiences.
           • The presented article has provided a sound argument as the premise supports the conclusion
           • Prediction: The evidence provides a deeper understanding of Social Anxiety Issues in adolescence and will contribute to further studies on this topic

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