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If anyone's hair or clothing catches on fire, immediately try to smother the flames with a wool fire blanket, or cotton clothing. Do not ever try to smother flames with nylon clothing: it could melt onto the skin.
If the fire cannot be immediately smothered, force the person to the ground and roll them over and over, to smother the flames.
If a person's clothes catch fire, the best way to extinguish the fire is to cover the person with a woolen blanket. By covering with a blanket, we are preventing the supply of oxygen, which is a supporter of combustion. Throwing water on them is not the suitable thing, if the fire has been caused due to electricity.
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The answer is b. Behavioral. This scenario best exhibits that Linda's fear of cats is a learned behavior, which is a perfect definition of the behavioral model of abnormality. Models of Abnormality are hypotheses which categorize the nature of psychological issues. Through knowing the nature of the issue, they can determine the needed interventions and action plans to treat it.
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