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    Rachman's fear acquisition theory proposes that the strength of a fear is determined by how frequently and intensely a painful or fearful experience is associated with a stimulus. Stimuli that resemble the original feared stimulus can also take on fearful properties and become secondary cues that provoke fear. Repeated pairing of a new cue with a painful experience makes the development of a fear response to that cue more likely. Once objects or situations acquire fear-provoking qualities, they develop motivating properties to avoid them, and avoidance behaviors that reduce fear become strengthened.

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    Rachman's fear acquisition theory proposes that the strength of a fear is determined by how frequently and intensely a painful or fearful experience is associated with a stimulus. Stimuli that resemble the original feared stimulus can also take on fearful properties and become secondary cues that provoke fear. Repeated pairing of a new cue with a painful experience makes the development of a fear response to that cue more likely. Once objects or situations acquire fear-provoking qualities, they develop motivating properties to avoid them, and avoidance behaviors that reduce fear become strengthened.

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    Rachman's fear acquisition theory proposes that the strength of a fear is determined by how frequently and intensely a painful or fearful experience is associated with a stimulus. Stimuli that resemble the original feared stimulus can also take on fearful properties and become secondary cues that provoke fear. Repeated pairing of a new cue with a painful experience makes the development of a fear response to that cue more likely. Once objects or situations acquire fear-provoking qualities, they develop motivating properties to avoid them, and avoidance behaviors that reduce fear become strengthened.

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    Adaptation B

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    Rachmans Fear Acquisition Theory


    The strength of the fear is determined by the number of repetitions of the association between
    the pain/fear experience and the stimuli, and also by the intensity of the fear or pain
    experienced in the presence of the stimuli. Stimuli resembling the fear-evoking ones also acquire
    fearful properties i.e. they become secondary CSs. the likelihood of fear developing is increased
    by frequent repetition of the association between the new CS and the pain/fear. It was proposed
    further that once objects or situations acquire fear-provoking qualities, they develop motivating
    properties, i.e. a secondary fear drive emerges. Behaviour; patterns such as avoidance actions,
    which successfully reduce fear, increases in strength.

    Rachmans Fear Acquisition Theory


    The strength of the fear is determined by the number of repetitions of the association between
    the pain/fear experience and the stimuli, and also by the intensity of the fear or pain
    experienced in the presence of the stimuli. Stimuli resembling the fear-evoking ones also acquire
    fearful properties i.e. they become secondary CSs. the likelihood of fear developing is increased
    by frequent repetition of the association between the new CS and the pain/fear. It was proposed
    further that once objects or situations acquire fear-provoking qualities, they develop motivating
    properties, i.e. a secondary fear drive emerges. Behaviour; patterns such as avoidance actions,
    which successfully reduce fear, increases in strength.

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