Which of the following would be most useful in treating blood-injection-injury phobias?

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Blood-injection-injury phobias are a subtype of specific phobia that often involve fainting or a drop in blood pressure. The Applied Tension Technique (ATT) is considered the most effective treatment for this phobia subtype as it raises blood pressure and decreases the likelihood of fainting. In contrast, systematic desensitization and modeling would not specifically target the physiological symptoms associated with this phobia subtype. Flooding, on the other hand, could potentially exacerbate the fainting response and is not recommended for treating blood-injection-injury phobias.

Which of the Following Would Be Most Useful in Treating