

Human: Can you tell me about the phobia related to people who have a fear of public places?

Assistant: There are many different phobias that are related to public places or spaces, each of which has its own causes and associated changes in your body’s stress response. For example, the specific phobia of being in crowds is a common problem that can cause anxiety.  Another type of public-place phobia is agoraphobia, which is the fear of environments or situations in which escape would be difficult or help would not be available in the event of a panic attack.  There are many ways to help yourself get over fears of public spaces, including therapy, medication, and desensitization exercises.


Human: Can you tell me about the phobia related to people who have a fear of public places?

Assistant: Yes it's called claustrophobia and this phobia ranges from a mild fear of elevators, trains, and buses to an intense fear of small spaces.  Claustrophobia is an intense fear of enclosed spaces or situations that leave very little room for movements.  The painful and disturbing feelings that individuals with claustrophobia experience can vary from a simple sense of discomfort to complete panic.  In some cases, people who suffer from claustrophobia may also experience mild feelings of anxiety and nausea together with a high sense of unease.  In its more severe forms, claustrophobia
Can you tell me about the phobia related to people who have a fear of public places?
There are many different phobias that are related to public places or spaces, each of which has its own causes and associated changes in your body’s stress response. For example, the specific phobia of being in crowds is a common problem that can cause anxiety.  Another type of public-place phobia is agoraphobia, which is the fear of environments or situations in which escape would be difficult or help would not be available in the event of a panic attack.  There are many ways to help yourself get over fears of public spaces, including therapy, medication, and desensitization exercises.
Yes it's called claustrophobia and this phobia ranges from a mild fear of elevators, trains, and buses to an intense fear of small spaces.  Claustrophobia is an intense fear of enclosed spaces or situations that leave very little room for movements.  The painful and disturbing feelings that individuals with claustrophobia experience can vary from a simple sense of discomfort to complete panic.  In some cases, people who suffer from claustrophobia may also experience mild feelings of anxiety and nausea together with a high sense of unease.  In its more severe forms, claustrophobia