Aversive conditioning can be an effective treatment for

A) schizophrenia and panic disorder.
B) depression.
C) smoking, overeating, and drinking alcohol.
D) generalized anxiety disorder.

Aversive conditioning involves pairing a negative stimulus with a behavior in order to decrease or eliminate the behavior. This can be effective in reducing smoking, overeating, and drinking alcohol by making the individual associate a negative experience with engaging in these behaviors. It is not typically used as a treatment for schizophrenia, panic disorder, depression, or generalized anxiety disorder.