people who have a phobia

Phobias are an excessive fear of things or phenomena. Phobias can be said to hamper the lives of those who have it. For some people, the fear of a person with phobia is difficult to understand. That is why, the person is often used as monthly month by friends around. There is a difference of "language" between phobic observers and a person with a phobia. Phobic observers use logical language while a person with phobias usually uses a language of taste. For the observer it seems funny if someone is big, afraid of small animals like cockroaches or rats. While the mental imagination of a person with the subject phobia becomes a very large, colorful, very disgusting or scary.

Under normal circumstances everyone has the ability to control fear. However, if a person is exposed continuously to the subject of phobias, it is potentially causing the occurrence of fixation. Fixation is a state in which a person's mental being locked up, caused by the person's inability to control his feelings of fear. Other causes of fixation can also be caused by a very extreme circumstances such as trauma bomb, trapped elevator and so forth.

A person whose mental growth undergoes a fixation will have emotional difficulties (mental blocks) later on. This is because the person does not have an appropriate emotional release channel (catharsis). Every time the person interacts with the source Phobia automatically feels anxious and "comfortable" the easiest and quickest way is to "retreat" / regress to the state of fixation. Anxiety that is not resolved as early as possible potentially leads to the accumulation of negative emotions that are constantly repressed back into the subconscious (repression). The pattern of negative response can develop against the subject of other phobias and the intensity increases. Although it looks trivial, the "pattern" response will be used continuously to respond to other problems. That's why a person with phobias becomes more vulnerable and less productive. Phobias are one of the other types of successful barriers.

Ablutophobia - afraid to wash or bathe >> cat syndrome
Acerophobia - fear of sourness (diarrhea)
Achluophobia - fear of darkness
Acousticophobia - fear of noise
Acrophobia - fear of heights
Aeroacrophobia - fear of open space at altitude
afrophobia - fear of African or African culture
Agliophobia - fear of pain.
Agyrophobia - Fear of going or crossing
Aichmophobia - fear of needles or pointed objects
Alektorophobia - fear of chicken
Allodoxaphobia - fear of opinion
Altophobia - fear of heights
Amathophobia - fear of dust >> people allergic to dust
Ambulophobia - afraid to walk >> paralyzed man
Amychophobia - fear of being scratched or scratched
Ancraophobia - fear of wind (Anemophobia)
Androphobia - fear of men
Angrophobia - fear of anger
Anthropophobia - fear of people or society
Antlophobia - fear of floods >> Semarang people
Aphenphosmphobia - fear of being touched (Haphephobia)
Apiphobia - fear of bees
Arachibutyrophobia - fear of peanut butter stuck to the roof of the mouth
Arachnephobia or Arachnophobia - fear of spiders
Arithmophobia - fear of numbers >> can not count
Arsonphobia - fear of fire
Asthenophobia - fear of fainting
Astrophobia - fear of stars or space
Asymmetriphobia - fear of asymmetrical objects
Athazagoraphobia - fear of forgetting, forgotten
Atychiphobia - fear of failure
Aurophobia - fear of gold >> the kere
Automysophobia - fear dirty
Aviophobia or Aviatophobia - fear of flying >> penguins
Ballistophobia - fear of missiles / bullets >> civilians
Barophobia - fear of gravity
Bathmophobia - fear of stairs or incline
Bathophobia - fear of depth >> org who can not berenan
Bibliophobia - fear