According to the classical conditioning perspective, a full-blown panic attack may be triggered even before the appropriate bodily changes have taken place because of the association of certain bodily sensations with:. A) unconscious conflicts.
B) increased GABA levels.
C) memories of poor attachments in childhood.
D) memories of the last panic attack.

D. memories of the last panic attack

Explanation:

A classical conditioning can be defined as a learning process that is happens or that is as a result of two stimuli's connection.

For example, if a dog bites a boy, anytime the boy sees any dog, he will being to panic as a result of the previous experience. This means the boy's sense of panic is always triggered once he sees a dog whether the dog is close-by or faraway.

Just like in the question, panic attacks can be triggered ahead of bodily changes as a result of being accustomed to a certain stimuli.

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