Question 85 · LDEK · Psychology and management of children in the dental office
The method when a child is first presented to an object or situation that evokes little fear, and then progressively is introduced to stimuli that are more fear-provoking is called:
- A. modelling.
- B. tell-show-do method.
- C. shaping.
- D. systematic desensitization.
- E. fading.
Hint
Match the description to the behaviour-management technique built on a graded hierarchy of anxiety-provoking stimuli.
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