Aversive conditioning is aimed at ________.
A) eliminating undesirable behavior patterns
B) giving the client insight into behavior problems
C) desensitizing the patient to his or her problems
D) teaching a client new behavioral strategies

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Aversive conditioning is a type of behavior therapy that aims to eliminate undesirable behavior patterns by associating them with negative experiences or consequences. It involves pairing a behavior with an unpleasant stimulus to decrease the likelihood of the behavior occurring in the future.

Aversive Conditioning Is Aimed at ________