Psychological disorders that researchers believe are learned,such as phobias,are most likely to be treated with

A) light exposure therapy.
B) psychotherapy.
C) aversive conditioning.
D) psychoanalysis.

Psychological disorders that are believed to be learned, such as phobias, are typically treated using psychotherapy. This approach helps individuals to identify and change maladaptive thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to their disorder. Additionally, techniques such as systematic desensitization and exposure therapy can be used as part of psychotherapy treatment to help individuals gradually confront and overcome their phobias. Aversive conditioning can also be used in some cases, but it is less commonly used compared to psychotherapy. Light exposure therapy and psychoanalysis are not typically used to treat learned psychological disorders such as phobias.