Tag: phobias
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Algophobia: 25 Red Flags Someone Has a Fear of Pain
Have you ever heard of algophobia or the fear of pain? It’s one of the hundreds of phobias identified by psychologists. Shockingly, more than 19 million people in this country suffer from a debilitating fear like this one, but many suffer in silence. Understanding Algophobia, the Fear of Pain Algophobia is a specific phobia that…
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Researchers Reveal the 10 Most Common Psychological Disorders
Psychological disorders are common, but still not acknowledged enough. Many people suffer from mental illnesses whether it is hereditary or acquired. It is important to bring these symptoms to light. Today, it is average to have mental instability. Factors of the pandemic and with poverty being at an all time high, it is regular for…
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Psychologists Explain Why Children Are Shy
Were you a shy kid growing up? Did you have trouble making or keeping friends, and when you went to a new school or home, it took you forever to warm up to the place? Shyness in children is a common thing that they can learn coping skills to handle over the years. Itβs called…
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12 Emotional Scars Abused Children Carry Into Adulthood
Suffering from any abuse leaves deep emotional scars. While bruises, cuts, and broken limbs will eventually heal, the emotional trauma takes a lifetime to overcome. The issue is that abuse brings about a betrayal of trust. For instance, a child depends on their parents to protect them and keep them safe while they grow. The…
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Psychologists Reveal 3 Signs Of Nomophobia (And How To Help Yourself)
Do you know the signs of nomophobia? Nomophobia is a term that began as a comedic slang term for “no mobile phobia. It indicated anxiety or fear of being without a mobile phone for any given reason. The concept of nomophobia is part of an ongoing academic interest in digital media’s effects on mental health…
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Counselors Reveal 10 Signs You May Have Nomophobia
Nomophobia is a relatively new and increasingly common psychological condition. This particular phobia stems from the irrational fear of either being separated from one’s smartphone or of being beyond its range. According to a 2019 article published in the Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care, the word is an acronym for “no mobile phone…