Tim, who suffers from alcoholism, is prescribed disulfiram by his doctor to help halt his alcohol consumption. Disulfiram works by causing unpleasant physiological effects when even small amounts of alcohol are consumed. This type of treatment is best described as .

Counterconditioning

Explanation:

Counterconditioning, also known as stimulus substitution is a functional principle that forms a part of behavior analysis and it entails conditioning a response or behavior that is not wanted into one that is wanted by associating positive actions with the intended stimulus to be eliminated. In the case of Tim, alcoholism is the unwanted behavior, giving him disulfriam is the positive action associated, and it leads to a wanted behavior of not consuming alcohol because of the unpleasant effect it will cause.

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explanation: in what sense? do you mean like forget about them after losing their connection or are we talking about a mother forgetting her child in a car or store?

as for the child one, i have no idea. probably a very high level of stress and or tiredness.

as for the emotional connection loss one, if you are trying to get over somebody and forget them, you don't. atleast not completely yet and certaintly not immediately. it takes time. patience and alot of distraction. it gets easier every day. have a good support system. a best friend or parent perhaps. someone who will be there for you and you get through this and who will listen. also lots of water and stretching and deep breaths if you really start to get down.