Phobias

Never let them know you are afraid of them. Look them straight in the eye and plant your feet solid on the ground! Once a person knows you are afraid of them then they realize they have you under their thumb. Of course you will still feel fear and even may have the 'shakes' after the incident is over, but remind yourself that no one has the right to make your feel afraid or to pick on you in anyway. Don't get into a debate with such people and say things like 'Oh, is that right' or, 'I prefer not to discuss that.' If they are constantly hounding you try to hold your own and walk by them if possible. If they can't get a reaction out of you then they'll just move onto someone else that they know will fear them.

Most sources cite 3 or 4 possible answers, however, almost all sources claim these to be the fear of 'thunder and lightning'

Astraphobia

Brontophobia

Ceraunophobia

Keraunophobia

The most likely way these are broken down, are with Brontophobia being the fear of thunder bronto is the latin prefix for thunder, Cerauno/Kerauno-phobia being the fear of thunder AND lightning - since Cerauno/Kerauno are used as latin words for thunder *and* lightning (or either, but it can be both). This leaves Astraphobia as the specific fear of lightning alone.

However, the 3-4 words are used interchangably for fear of thunder and/or lightning, so you'll probably find you'd need to specifically state which you mean, no matter which of the words you use.

The phobia you may be talking about is known as social phobia or social anxiety. More information on this phobia that is often left misunderstood can be found here:

www.anxietynetwork.com/spleast.html

I hope this helps :D

Barophobia is the fear of gravity or falling. People with this phobia may experience anxiety or panic in situations where they feel a loss of control over their movements or balance. Treatment may involve therapy to address the underlying fear and coping strategies to manage anxiety.

Psychodynamics is the systematized study and theory of the psychological forces that underlie human behavior, emphasizing the interplay between unconscious and conscious motivation.

Some people do because they feel guilty or are afraid of what others may think or say. If someone is large and they are seen eating, people can be quite rude.

there is no fear worrier

The term is poopaphobia. it all started one cold winter day at Target. Now, close your eyes and...(open them because you cant read with your eyes shut. Ok, so cold day at target... I was wearing American Eagle jeans and wondering the store in excitment as i bought razor blades, deoderant, and odor eaters. I was walking to the express check out when i suddenly felt the urge to toot. I instantly got excited when I realized it was going to be silent....so i let'er rip. All of the sudden it turned to mass chaos... I had shat my American eagle jeans while in the express lane at target buying my razor blades, deoderant,and odor eaters. I stood there waiting to pay as a liquid shat ran down my leg.

So...till this day I am still worried about tooting in public for it my be a shat in the pants. So i have now been diagnosed with Poopaphobia...

Sorry man if you have it.

THE END,

Pooperscooper1

Some spontaneous things people commonly do include making spontaneous plans with friends, taking unplanned trips or adventures, trying new activities or foods on a whim, and making impulsive purchases.

People may be afraid of spiders due to their appearance, the possibility of being bitten, or a fear that has been passed down through generations. This fear of spiders is known as arachnophobia and can vary in intensity from person to person.

The fear of dolls is called pediophobia. It is a common phobia and can be triggered by various factors, including the appearance and movement of dolls.

There isn't a specific term for fear of chafing, but people may experience anxiety or discomfort related to the possibility of chafing. Proper clothing choices, lubrication, and skincare can help reduce the risk of chafing and alleviate any related fears or concerns.

Yes, social phobia and social anxiety disorder are terms that are often used interchangeably to describe an intense fear of social situations and interactions. Both terms refer to a mental health condition characterized by excessive self-consciousness, worry, and avoidance of social situations due to fear of judgment or embarrassment.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, phobias affect about 8.7% of Americans in any given year.

Homophobia can develop due to a variety of factors, such as societal norms, upbringing, religious beliefs, or lack of exposure to diverse perspectives. It can also stem from fear, ignorance, or insecurities about one's own sexuality. Education, open-mindedness, and exposure to different experiences can help challenge and overcome homophobia.

The most common phobia in the world is definitely Arachnophobia. 50% of women and 10% of men have, to some degree, a fear of spiders. If not that then Acrophobia a fear of heights.

There are hundreds of named phobias, also known as specific phobias, that involve irrational and intense fears of specific objects or situations. Some common examples include arachnophobia (fear of spiders), acrophobia (fear of heights), and claustrophobia (fear of small or enclosed spaces).

7

a noun is created when the suffix -phobia is added to a word

The scientific name for the fear of insects is entomophobia. It is a specific phobia characterized by an excessive and irrational fear of insects.

The scientific term for the fear of feces is "coprophobia."

Depends.

the fear of intimacy could either be clinically described as aphenphosmphobia, which is the fear of being touched or

philophobia, which is the fear of love.

Or, that person may just have trust issues and/or attachment issues.

Like, I said it just depends, since there is no definitive answer to such a behavior in any person unless a clinical analysis is present.

The Scientific name for the fear of the Crocodiles is Crocodyliphobia

( Croc- O - Dill - a- fobia )

The scientific name for plastic is polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which is a type of polymer commonly used in bottles and containers.