Mowrer's two-factor theory gives us a valuable starting point for dealing with many of those manifestations in which fear limits well-being.
<h3>How would the two process theory explain the early development of a phobia and how would it explain how the phobia could continue for a long time?</h3>
The Doctor Orval Hobart Mowrer focused his research on behaviorism. He established that the first process that involves the emergence of phobias and many anxiety disorders is classical conditioning:
A seemingly neutral and innocuous stimulus (an airplane, a spider, a work scene, a crowded supermarket, etc.) suddenly becomes a painful or traumatic stimulus.
With this information, we can conclude that after suffering the impact of classical conditioning (a specific stimulus acquires a painful connotation), it would be enough to avoid this situation to return to normality. However, when it comes to phobias and anxiety, the brain works differently.
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