Lincoln feared he might not be re-elected due to a combination of factors, including the ongoing Civil War and the growing discontent among voters regarding the war's progress and its heavy toll. His administration faced criticism from both Democrats and factions within his own party, leading to concerns about losing support. Additionally, the emergence of the Peace Democrats, who opposed the war, posed a significant electoral threat. These uncertainties contributed to his anxiety about his prospects for a second term.
Lincoln would appoint republicans to important positions in the south
Behavioral approach
that might depend on what it is you fear...
take away slavery
anything you might be afraid of is to you a symbol of fear.
Face your fear. Then you might not be afraid of it. It depends what it is.
overproduction
The fear of staring is that you might be stared back from the person Neeru:)
napolean
its self
Sally saw a ghost and was shaking of fear.
It might attack and fatally harm you.