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Clinical psychology

the reappearance of fear that had been reduced by treatment or extinction, after time, a context change, or stress.

In clinical psychology, return of fear refers to the reappearance of fear that had been reduced by treatment or extinction, after time, a context change, or stress. This meaning comes from Rachman (1989) in Clinical Psychology Review.[1]

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References

Rachman, S. (1989). The return of fear: Review and prospect. Clinical Psychology Review, 9(2), 147-168. https://doi.org/10.1016/0272-7358(89)90025-1

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