Andy, age four, is terrified of the water after being knocked over by waves last summer at Wrightsville Beach. Andy is now taking swimming lessons, and his swim teacher encourages him to enter the water of a swimming pool by petting him, hugging him, and singing a song Andy likes. This method is most similar to the behavior therapy technique of .
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