In cases where it may be impractical for the client to act out or observe models performing a feared behavior,desensitization works well if the

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Desensitization involves gradually exposing the client to fear-inducing stimuli, which is achieved by creating a fear hierarchy and having the client vividly imagine each step. This approach can be effective even when it is impractical for the client to observe or act out the feared behavior. A and B are incorrect because aversive conditioning and filming the client are not part of the desensitization process. C is also incorrect as understanding the causes of the fear may not necessarily lead to the elimination of the fear itself.

In Cases Where It May Be Impractical for the Client