According to some researchers, interoceptive awareness contributes to maintenance factors for panic disorder. specifically, patients with high interoceptive awareness are likely to associate mild changes in bodily sensations (such as slightly heightened heartbeat) with the panic they experienced during panic attacks; this leads to conditioned fear in response to changes in bodily sensations (maintenance factor 1). another maintenance factor for pd is the misappraisal of bodily sensations (maintenance factor 2), such as interpreting bodily sensations as signs of imminent death or loss of control. some researchers suggest that such misappraisals are largely responsible for the excessive panic and fear that pd patients experience during a panic attack. which two processes best summarize maintenance factors 1 and 2, respectively? a. operant conditioning and top-down processesb. classical conditioning and affective processesc. operant conditioning and physiological processesd. classical conditioning and cognitive processes