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A behaviorist would consider which of the following the likely reason for developmental of anxiety -related diseases.
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So after i look through all the options, it's actually missing the most important option there.
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And i found all the options, they should be all four instead of three.
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So the one that you're missing here is actually the right answer.
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So let's discuss what a behaviorist would do.
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So the behaviorist basically will study, will observe the patient behaviors.
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And a behaviorist would emphasize the role of environmental factors, learning process, and the condition in shaping behaviors.
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So you can see their focus is on the role of environmental factors, the learning process, and conditioning.
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They focus less on biological factors or innate factors.
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So this is why if we look at all the options that's been listed, a highly reactive autonomic nervous system may cause anxiety.
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This is a biological factors.
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And then this anxiety disorder tend to run in family.
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This is again a genetic topic, which is again in a scope of the biological factors...