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- A fear of open, public places and situations.
- To relate one thing to another.
- An action that one feels obligated to perform repeatedly.
- The process through which one “unlearns” the association between anxiety and one's phobic object, activity, or situation.
- An anxiety disorder in which one experiences chronic feelings of fear and worry.
- Senseless, unreasonable.
- An ancient practice that helps one to get in touch with one's inner self.
- A persistent thought.
- An anxiety disorder characterized by obsessions and compulsions.
- An anxiety disorder that develops when one has had many panic attacks or fears having an attack and, as a result, the fear of an attack limits one's activity.
- An intense fear of a specific object, situation, or activity.
- A psychological state in which both body and mind let go of stress and tension.
- A fear of being embarrassed or humiliated in front of other people.
- A fear of a specific object or situation.
- Unknown even to one's own mind.
- The process by which one imagines certain events happening and the way in which one can successfully cope with them. Also called imagery.
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