Lisa has an extreme phobia of spiders.Which therapy(ies) would likely help her?

A) cognitive and cognitive-behavioral therapies
B) behavioral conditioning therapies
C) psychodynamic therapy
D) client-centered therapy

Behavioral conditioning therapies, such as exposure therapy, are the most effective in treating phobias. By gradually exposing the patient to the object of their fear in a controlled and safe environment, they can learn to desensitize their fear response. Cognitive and cognitive-behavioral therapies may also be helpful in addressing any irrational thoughts or beliefs about spiders that may be fueling the phobia, but they are not as directly focused on reducing the fear response itself. Psychodynamic therapy and client-centered therapy are generally not indicated for phobia treatment.