A fear hierarchy is:

A) the result of therapeutic "flooding."
B) a social order based on bravery.
C) a rating scale for panic attacks.
D) a list of feared objects or situations.

Fear Hierarchy

A ranked list of fears or phobias, from the least to the most frightening, used in exposure therapy.

Flooding

Flooding is a psychological treatment method where an individual is exposed to a large amount of their fear or anxiety trigger to help them learn to cope with it effectively.

Social Order

The set of rules, norms, and standards that govern how individuals within a society interact with one another, maintaining societal structure and function.