ANXIETY-RELIEF RESPONSE

in behavior therapy, this refers to the repetition of reassuring or tranquilizing words and phrases (e.g., calm

ANXIETY-RELIEF RESPONSE: “The person used the word calm as an anxiety-relief response when faced with anxiety-provoking stimuli, to calm him or herself down. “
 

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Related terms:

  1. OFF RESPONSE (OFF RESPONSE)
  2. Negative State Relief
  3. NEGATIVE-STATE-RELIEF MODEL
  4. DISTRESS-RELIEF QUOTIENT
  5. Anxiety vs. Anxiety Disorders
  6. Conditioned Response (CR)
  7. Unconditioned Response
  8. Dollard and Miller: Psychoanalytic Learning / Stimulus Response Theory
  9. REACTION TIME (Response Latency)
  10. ADVERTISING RESPONSE MODELING (ARM)