Principles derived from psychologists' understanding of classical conditioning have most directly influenced the development of

A) humanistic therapies.
B) cognitive therapies.
C) psychodynamic therapies.
D) behavior therapies.

Classical Conditioning

A learning process where a natural response to a stimulus becomes triggered by a previously neutral stimulus through associative learning.

Behavior Therapies

A broad range of techniques and therapeutic methods used to change maladaptive behaviors, grounded in the principles of behavioral psychology.

Humanistic Therapies

A category of psychotherapy that emphasizes personal growth and self-actualization, focusing on the individual's unique perspective.