Phobias and Fears: Publications and Resources

Summary: Our publications on phobias and fears cover topics like social anxiety, agoraphobia, and specific fears such as heights or spiders, exploring how these intense reactions can disrupt daily life. They include research studies, clinical reviews, and practical guides from journals, books, and mental health resources, offering insights into causes, brain mechanisms, and treatments like cognitive-behavioral therapy. These resources offer valuable insights into the nature of these conditions, their psychological underpinnings, and practical coping strategies. They offer valuable insights into coping strategies, treatment options, and the intersection of phobias with disabilities or aging, making them particularly useful for individuals seeking to understand or manage these conditions.

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Phobias and Fears: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Americans Fear Corruption, Nuclear Threats, and Economic InstabilityChapman UniversityYes✓ PrefaceReports & Proceedings2024/10/23
Insight into Trypophobia: Disgust, not Fear, Fueling Aversion to HolesEmory Health SciencesYesInformative2018/01/052023/12/01
The Genetic Legacy of Fear: How Phobias May Be Inherited Across GenerationsThomas C. Weiss✓ PrefaceInformative2014/08/112024/11/05
The Power of Talk Therapy for Children with Anxiety DisordersGeorgetown University Medical CenterYesResearch, Study, Analysis2010/11/142024/09/06
Brain Neural Circuits Responsible for Fear IdentifiedFriedrich Miescher InstituteYesResearch Study Analysis2010/11/112023/12/01
Nyctophobia: Understanding the Fear of the DarkIan C. LangtreeInformative2010/10/282023/12/01
Gaining Insight into Anxiety Disorders, Panic Attacks, and PTSDThomas C. WeissInformative2009/01/312024/04/24
Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) InformationIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/01/182023/12/01
Arachnophobia: A Fear of SpidersIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/01/182023/12/01
Phobias: Causes, Types, Treatment, SymptomsIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/01/182023/12/02
Defining Agoraphobia: Symptoms and General InformationIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/01/172023/12/01

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