exposure method
[/ɪkˈspoʊʒər ˈmɛθəd/]
nounpl: exposure methods
método de exposição
1. A therapeutic technique used in psychology and behavioral treatment where a person is gradually or directly exposed to a feared stimulus, object, or situation to reduce anxiety or phobic responses
The therapist recommended an exposure method to help the patient overcome their fear of flying.
O terapeuta recomendou um método de exposição para ajudar o paciente a superar seu medo de voar.
2. In photography and cinematography, a technique or procedure for controlling the amount of light that reaches the camera sensor or film
The photographer adjusted the exposure method to capture better detail in the shadowed areas.
O fotógrafo ajustou o método de exposição para capturar mais detalhes nas áreas sombreadas.
3. In occupational safety, a systematic approach to identifying and measuring worker contact with hazardous substances or conditions
The company implemented a new exposure method to monitor employee contact with toxic chemicals.
A empresa implementou um novo método de exposição para monitorar o contato dos funcionários com produtos químicos tóxicos.
The exposure method is a well-established therapeutic technique in both American and Brazilian clinical psychology. In Brazil, it is particularly valued within cognitive-behavioral approaches to treating anxiety disorders and PTSD. The term is also used in occupational health and safety contexts in both countries, where it refers to monitoring worker exposure to hazardous materials. In photography and cinematography, 'exposure method' is understood internationally and used by professionals in both the USA and Brazil.
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