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I don't know much about this but I'm pretty sure that the part of your brain that sends anxiety, fear and the warning to be careful to the rest of you, can be dysfunctional and you don't really get fear. But I'm not sure, so not count on this.
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∙ 13y agoImpossible, everyone has at least 1 fear and many have ones they don't know about, I originally thought I only had arachnophobia, then realised my fear of being trapped is Claustrophobia, now I know I have all these:
Arachnophobia - slight
Fear of Spiders
Claustrophobia - acute
Fear of small spaces
Atychiphobia - some
Fear of being wrong
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∙ 14y agoFace your fears and explore the world around you, afraid of nothing.
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∙ 13y agoTry your best to think of something fun and with a bunch of people and it helps a lot.
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What is the fear of love?
Fear of Love is fear of being vulnerable and out of control!
What phobia is the fear of taking control?
There does not appear to be a scientific term to specifically describe the fear of taking control. Perhaps the fear stems from the possible result of taking control, or making the decision. It can be a great responsibility to take control of certain situations. The possible consequences of making a mistake or the fear of ridicule for the decisions we make can be very overwhelming.Kakorrhaphiophobia is the fear of failure or defeat.Catagelophobia is the fear of ridicule.Atychiphobia is the fear of failure.Prosophobia is the fear of progressDecidophobia is the fear of making decisions.If your fear begins to negatively affect the quality of your life, or your happiness, then please consult with a doctor to help you to address your fear.
Narcissists fear of abandonement?
Narcissists do NOT fear abandonment - they fear being without "supply" and not in total control.
When does fear turn into phobia?
Fear becomes a phobia when the fear is beyond one's control and it interferes with one's life.
What are examples of using fear as control?
Voldemort!
What does the phrase Fear is only as deep as the mind allows mean?
Don't scare yourself, everything is controlled by your mind, when you control your mind, you control fear.
Name for fear of being embarrassed?
Agoraphobia: The Fear of Embarrassment or Losing Control
What societal fear does this monster most likely represent?
fear of government control
What are the 3 important ideas of getting fear under control?
There are three ideals that can keep fear under control. The three ideals are counting, breathe slowly and run.
How do the Nazis use fear to control the Jews in world war 2?
they killed some to fear the rest
What is the phobia for fear of lack of control?
Sorry to say there is no specific fear for "a fear of lack of control." Loss of control is a symptom - that is to say - it describes what most phobics fear - a loss of control when confronted with whatever it is that scares them the most.Agoraphobia is most known as a fear of "leaving the home" or being out in public. Agoraphobia, however, is one of the closest phobias associated with a fear of losing control. The home is seen as ultimate protection, while leaving the home is the fear of not having control of the outside environment. Of course the fear of lacking control can come at different times and in different ways for anyone that suffers from that particular type of anxiety. I, personally, don't have a problem leaving the confines of my house, but I would be lying if I said it was not more comfortable to stay at home because I have more control over what will happen to me - including limiting the embarrassment of having a panic attack in public.
How did the Nazi control most of Europe?
The Nazis were able to control Germany because of there force and Persuasion to control the people
