Phobias

Welcome to the "Phobias" category on Questions LLC! Here, you'll find a unique and comprehensive collection of questions and answers related to various phobias. Whether you are seeking information, advice, or simply curious about different fears and anxieties, this category aims to provide valuable insights and understanding. Explore the depths of these irrational fears and discover how they can impact individuals' lives. From the common and well-known phobias to the rare and lesser-known ones, we strive to cover a wide range of topics to cater to our diverse audience. So, dive in and unravel the intriguing world of phobias with us!

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1. One of your friends plays video games for at least six hours each day and gets upset when he has to go eat dinner with his
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2. asked by Alex
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Which passage from the article best supports the opinion that phobias are nothing to fear? Occasionally, phobias can become
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2. asked anonymously
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a phobia is an example of ana. an anxiety disorder b. schizophrenia c. bipolar disorder d. an impulse control disorder
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2. asked by lilah_kay
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A person who is afraid of heights likely suffers from ( select all that apply )a)anxiety b) a phobia c) obsessive-compulsive
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2. asked by Nick
3. 1,361 views
Choose the answer that best matches the words in italics.Billy was afraid to reach into the cavernous storm drain for his lost
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2. asked anonymously
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I've been really stuck on this question and couldn't find the answer it my book or online. Does this even exist?Name the phobia
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2. asked by Lamoshade
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A phobia is an example of a(n)• an anxiety disorder. • schizophrenia. • bipolar disorder. • an impulse-control disorder.
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2. asked by one
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Using learning theory,explain how a person could develop a phobia.make sure that you address the following:Definition of phobia
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2. asked by Lexie
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Xephobia
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2. asked by Human right vialotion
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1. David is somewhat afraid of flying. When he is required to travel on business, he prefers to take a train or drive if the
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2. asked by Sharnii23
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How many American adults are affected by specific phobias each year?A. 920,000 B. 13.2 million C. 19.2 million D. 26.2 million
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2. asked by Aya
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) Responses an anxiety disorder. an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. schizophrenia.
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2. asked anonymously
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) Responses an anxiety disorder. an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. schizophrenia.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 156 views
support irrationall fears after 9/11
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2. asked by Teresa
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How do phobias differ from fears?·What types of phobias affect a person’s ability to function normally in society? · How is
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2. asked by ME
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Controlling Irrational Fears After 9/11*We present this selection as an example of a fairly well-reasoned argumentative essay.
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2. asked by jim
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can you give me sites that are all about aquaphobiai can't find any good ones
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2. asked by mel
3. 329 views
what is Erotophobia and the common side affects?
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2. asked by tyrae
3. 275 views
can you PLEASE give me a simple sentence with the following words;-claustrophobia arachnephobia agoraphobia archeology biology
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2. asked by Rima
3. 958 views
What word means fear of meeting new people? Thanks for helping
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2. asked by Cynthia
3. 326 views
What is the name for the condition when a person feels dizzy and passes out at the sight of blood?Thank you for using the Jiskha
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2. asked by Lillian
3. 908 views
A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) Responses an anxiety disorder. an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. schizophrenia.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 106 views
Sure a phobia is an example of a a anxiety disorder, be schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and impulse control disorder
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2. asked by Numy
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A phobia is an example ofA. An anxiety disorder B. Schizophrenia C. Bipolar disorder D. An impulse-control disorder
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2. asked by Numy
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1. what is Hexakosioihexekkontahexapho?A. The fear of a mobile phone*** B. The fear of sunlight C. The fear of 666 D. The fear
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2. asked by NoU
3. 1,164 views
dear sir i am so frigtened of thundery storm. the sounds make me fell that something heavy object is going to be fall doen from
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2. asked by salsha
3. 587 views
A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (Select all that apply)(1 point) Responses anxiety. anxiety. a phobia.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 131 views
A phobia is an example of aA. An anxiety disorder B. Schizophrenia C. Bipolar disorder D. An impulse- control disorder
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2. asked anonymously
3. 30 views
A person who is terrified of heights likely suffer from ( select all that apply)A. Anxiety B. A phobia C. Obsessive- compulsive
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2. asked anonymously
3. 54 views
A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from
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2. asked by Cat
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Roger has an intense, irrational fear of public places or being in crowds. This is known as:Question 17 options: 1) Xenophobia
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2. asked anonymously
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) Oan anxiety disorder. O schizophrenia. Obipolar disorder. an impulse-control disorder.
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2. asked anonymously
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A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (Select all that apply)1 (1 point) O anxiety. O a phobia. O
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2. asked anonymously
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. bipolar disorder. an impulse-control disorder
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2. asked anonymously
3. 26 views
A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) Responses an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. bipolar disorder. an impulse-control
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2. asked by Kanna
3. 27 views
A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (Select all that apply)(1 point) Responses anxiety. anxiety. a phobia.
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2. asked by chuuya
3. 33 views
A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point) A an anxiety disorder. B schizophrenia. C bipolar disorder. D an impulse-control
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2. asked anonymously
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A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (Select all that apply)(1 point) A anxiety. B a phobia. C
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2. asked anonymously
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Fear of public speaking is actually aa. fear of speaking. b. social phobia. c. simple phobia. d. type of panic disorder.
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point)Responses an anxiety disorder. an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. schizophrenia. bipolar
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2. asked by heydud
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14 of 2014 of 20 ItemsQuestion A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (1 point) Responses both anxiety and/or
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2. asked by heydud
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Suppose you were writing a summary of the article. Which would be most important to put in the summary? A.Phobias can focus on
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2. asked anonymously
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Think about the article. Which of these is true about phobias? A.The same phobias never run in families. B.A fear of the dark is
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2. asked anonymously
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Which passage from the article best supports the opinion that phobias are nothing to fear? A.Fortunately, experts agree that
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2. asked anonymously
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A person who is terrified of heights likely suffers from (1 point)Responses both anxiety and/or a phobia both anxiety and/or a
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2. asked by hello
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A phobia is an example of a(n)(1 point)Responses an anxiety disorder. an anxiety disorder. schizophrenia. schizophrenia. bipolar
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2. asked by ❤️✨ Cleo✨❤️
3. 13 views
What to do if I have chaetophobia and trichophobia (fear of hair)
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What is the term for a persistent, irrational fear of a specific object or situation?Question 5 options: Delusion Phobia
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QUESTION 22 / 4 Think about the article. Which is true about phobias? Phobias are always passed down in families. Phobias can
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QUESTION 11 / 4 Let's say you are writing a summary of the article. Which is most important to put in the summary?
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