phobia

/foh-bee-uh/US // ˈfoʊ bi ə //UK // (ˈfəʊbɪə) //

恐惧症,恐怖症,恐惧症患者,恐惧症患者的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : an intense, persistent, irrational fear of a specific object, activity, situation, or person that manifests in physical symptoms such as sweating, trembling, rapid heartbeat, or shortness of breath, and that motivates avoidance behavior.
- : an aversion toward, dislike of, or disrespect for a thing, idea, person, or group.

nounfear

Synonyms

That’s higher than depression, higher than phobia, higher than panic attacks and alcoholism.
In some cases, exposure therapy—in which phobia sufferers willingly and gradually increase their exposure to their trigger—can work, too.
Friends and family can also help loved ones cope with needle phobia, McMurtry says.
No one likes needles, though some patients have true phobias that may dissuade them from getting vaccines at all.
Reading has also been shown to alleviate common mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, phobias and eating disorders.
The idea of “research” settings in our popular culture tap into this phobia.
Contemporary society has gifted us with a phobia potentially as strong as acrophobia or the fear of flying: smartphone anxiety.
The guy who took the cake suffered from a Vagina Dentata phobia, with attendant castration anxiety.
So there you have it: another outbreak fueled by irrational vaccine phobia.
He discusses his strange phobia, what makes him cry, and what he and Gore Vidal have in common.
Maybe he had forced himself to go with her and the power of his lifelong phobia had wiped it from his memory.
No matter how much overlay you pile on top of such a phobia to suppress it, it will continue to haunt you.

/foh-bee-uh/US // ˈfoʊ bi ə //UK // (ˈfəʊbɪə) //

恐惧症,恐怖症,恐惧症患者,恐惧症患者的

n.名词 noun

1
- : an intense, persistent, irrational fear of a specific object, activity, situation, or person that manifests in physical symptoms such as sweating, trembling, rapid heartbeat, or shortness of breath, and that motivates avoidance behavior.
- : an aversion toward, dislike of, or disrespect for a thing, idea, person, or group.

nounfear

Synonyms

That’s higher than depression, higher than phobia, higher than panic attacks and alcoholism.
In some cases, exposure therapy—in which phobia sufferers willingly and gradually increase their exposure to their trigger—can work, too.
Friends and family can also help loved ones cope with needle phobia, McMurtry says.
No one likes needles, though some patients have true phobias that may dissuade them from getting vaccines at all.
Reading has also been shown to alleviate common mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, phobias and eating disorders.
The idea of “research” settings in our popular culture tap into this phobia.
Contemporary society has gifted us with a phobia potentially as strong as acrophobia or the fear of flying: smartphone anxiety.
The guy who took the cake suffered from a Vagina Dentata phobia, with attendant castration anxiety.
So there you have it: another outbreak fueled by irrational vaccine phobia.
He discusses his strange phobia, what makes him cry, and what he and Gore Vidal have in common.
Maybe he had forced himself to go with her and the power of his lifelong phobia had wiped it from his memory.
No matter how much overlay you pile on top of such a phobia to suppress it, it will continue to haunt you.