The equipotentiality premise, as it applies to phobias, is widely accepted as true.

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The equipotentiality premise, which suggests that all stimuli have an equal potential to become associated with phobias, is not widely accepted as true. Research has shown that some stimuli are more likely to become the object of phobias than others, indicating biological predispositions that challenge the equipotentiality premise.

The Equipotentiality Premise, as It Applies to Phobias, Is Widely