One of the problems with aversion therapy is that:
A) new behaviors resulting from aversion therapy often do not easily generalize to other life situations.
B) an alternative form of gratification must be substituted for the maladaptive behavior.
C) the aversion treatment must be so severe to be effective that many professionals feel that such treatment is "cruel and unusual."
D) a and b

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Aversion therapy can have limitations in generalizing new behaviors to different contexts (A) and often requires substituting an alternative form of gratification for the maladaptive behavior (B), making both A and B correct.

One of the Problems with Aversion Therapy Is That