Fears can be unlearned by approaching feared situations in a series of ordered steps called

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A fear hierarchy is a series of ordered steps, typically starting with the least fear-provoking situation, that gradually increase in difficulty and prepare the individual to confront their fear. By slowly facing feared situations, the person can learn that the situation is not as dangerous as they once thought and their fear response can be unlearned. The other options (A, B, and C) are not commonly used terms in the context of fear learning and treatment.

Fears Can Be Unlearned by Approaching Feared Situations in a Series