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A young child has always enjoyed playing with their friend's pet hamster. One day, they witness their older sibling shriek and jump onto a sofa upon seeing a small mouse in the kitchen. From that day on, the child shows significant fear and avoidance of all small rodents, including the pet hamster. Which statement best explains the development of the child's fear?
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A young child has always enjoyed playing with their friend's pet hamster. One day, they witness their older sibling shriek and jump onto a sofa upon seeing a small mouse in the kitchen. From that day on, the child shows significant fear and avoidance of all small rodents, including the pet hamster. Which statement best explains the development of the child's fear?