Abstract
It is argued that fear and avoidance can co-vary, vary inversely or vary independently. The consequences of this statement for therapeutic theory and practice are discussed. A critical comment on two-factor theory is followed by a discussion of two alternative theories, one proposed by Gray and the other by Herrnstein. Definitions of concordance, discordance, synchrony and desynchrony are offered.
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