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(Musical instruments > Electric guitars)
«Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Aaja» er opprinnelig en låt fra en sentral vendepunktsscene i den mildt sagt absurde filmen «Disco Dancer», hvor den profesjonelle discodanseren Jimmy kort oppsummert må overkomme sin fobi for elektriske gitarer for å vinne verdensmesterskapet i discodans på vegne av den indiske nasjonen, og vinne hjertet til Rita, datteren til den onde Oberoi.
— Dagbladet.no
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(Cutlery > Chopsticks)
Consecotaleophobia is the fear of chopsticks.
— Common-phobias.com
9. Consecotaleofobi - frykt for spisepinner
— Dagbladet.no
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Fear of vehicles is known as amaxophobia or ochophobia. This fear may relate to driving a car or riding in a car or other form of transportation such as trains, boats, buses, and airplanes.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
Vehophobia: the fear of driving. You might suffer from it due to a recent car accident, or if you’ve been a victim of road rage, or maybe, you just never felt safe in cars. https://wtov9.com/features/drive-safe/experts-say-these-5-things-will-help-you-overcome-your-fear-of-driving
— Wtov9.com
Dusulys, galvos svaigimas, padidėjęs prakaitavimas, prarastas gebėjimas aiškiai mąstyti, eismo įvykių baimė ir panikos priepoliai – tai tik kai kurie amaksofobijos, arba automobilio vairavimo baimės, simptomai.
Blogesnė padėtis yra tuomet, kai amaksofobiją išgyvena traumas eismo įvykiuose patyrę žmonės.
Amaksofobija dažniausiai įveikiama žmogų pratinant prie automobilio vairavimo, pašalinant su juo susijusias neigiamas emocijas ir įveikiant jų sukeliamus apribojimus.
Problema gali būti tokia didelė, kad vehofobai mieliau renkasi viešąjį transportą, kuris į kelionės tikslą atveža per ilgesnį laiką ir ne taip patogiai, vietoj to, kad sėdėtų ant šildomų nuosavo automobilio sėdynių.
Vehofobija nėra toks jau retas reiškinys, tačiau tikslios statistikos nėra, nes šis sutrikimas skirtingiems žmonėms pasireiškia skirtingai.
Vehofobija gali sukelti prakaitavimą, rankų drebėjimą, net atotrūkį nuo tikrovės ar panikos priepuolius.
Egzistuoja kelios priežastys, nulemiančios vehofobijos išsivystymą.
— Delfi.lt
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(Automobiles)
Egzistuoja ir ypatingai keistų fobijų – pavyzdžiui, aštrių daiktų, automobilių, griaustinio, bakterijų, bučiavimosi, numirėlių, dulkių, baimė valgyti ir gerti, apalpti, apsvaigti, atsisėsti arba atsistoti, būti apiplėštam ir pan.
— Delfi.lt
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(Vegetables)
Fear of vegetables.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
3. Lachanofobi: Nå for tiden er vi svært opptatt av å spise sunt
— Dagbladet.no
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(Vegetables > Garlic)
Fear of garlic is known as alliumphobia.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
1. Alliumfobi - frykt for hvitløk
— Dagbladet.no
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(Alcoholic drinks > Wine)
Fear of wine is known as oenophobia or oinophobia.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
4. Oenofobi - frykt for vin
— Dagbladet.no
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(Pieces of literary work > Poetry)
Fear of poetry.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
De som lider av metrofobi frykter poesi.
8. Metrofobi: Det er mulig du grudde deg til norsktimene på ungdomsskolen, men i voksen alder setter de fleste pris på litt poesi.
— Dagbladet.no
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(Surfaces > Mirrors)
Fear of mirrors is known as catoptrophobia, eisotrophobia, and spectrophobia.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
Niekada neatspėtumėte, kokia fobija serga garsioji "Playboy" žvaigždė Pamela Anderson. Tai - eisoptrofobija. Pasirodo, įspūdingų formų gražuolė bijo veidrodžių.
— Delfi.lt
1. Catoptrofobi: Frykten for speil og eget speilbilde.
— Dagbladet.no
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(Surfaces > Asphalt)
Få personer har fobier mot blomster eller asfalt, for eksempel.
— Dagbladet.no
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(Structures > Strings)
Fear of string is known as linonophobia.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
Linonophobia: Frykt for tråd/garn
— Dagbladet.no
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Egzistuoja ir ypatingai keistų fobijų – pavyzdžiui, aštrių daiktų, automobilių, griaustinio, bakterijų, bučiavimosi, numirėlių, dulkių, baimė valgyti ir gerti, apalpti, apsvaigti, atsisėsti arba atsistoti, būti apiplėštam ir pan.
— Delfi.lt
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(Textiles > Cotton-wool)
The fear of cotton and cotton balls. Whether its the fear of touching, or the "squeak" emitted when a lump of cotton wool is torn, it is, apparently, unbearable.
— UrbanDictionary.com
I’ve had this phobia – bambakomallophobia, to give it its suitably ludicrous official name – for as long as I can remember.
She thinks it could take six to eight sessions of therapy for me to manage my cotton-wool phobia and that I will need to do a lot of work between them to challenge my thinking.
— TheGuardian.com
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(Keyboards)
Crisps, keyboards, pens – how do you treat an unusual phobia?
— TheGuardian.com
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(Vessels > Ferries)
Flying and ferry phobias are OK but fear of the ball is terrifying
— TheGuardian.com
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(Fasteners > Buttons)
Koumpounophobia is a phobia of buttons.
— Gregology.net
Microbiologist Dr Lisa Cross, 42, has a phobia of buttons that started when she was about seven, but she has no idea why.
Andy’s condition is called koumpounophobia. It is not as common as some phobias – but still affects around one in every 75,000 people. Sufferers report losing contact with family and friends because they are unable to attend weddings and funerals, or abandoning their careers and doing jobs that allow for remote working or casual clothing.
— TheGuardian.com
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(Mobile device)
WikiLeaks cable blames Pope's mobile phobia for 'muddled messaging'
— TheGuardian.com
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“The older generation say: ‘I thought it was just me, that I was set in my ways. I didn’t realise I had a phobia towards food.’”
Individuals with Arfid – once known as selective eating disorder – will eat only a very limited range of foods and may have significant phobias around trying new foods.
— TheGuardian.com
Daily Fork har listet opp de ti sykeste matfobiene. Vi fant en til vi syns fortjener en plass på listen.
— Dagbladet.no
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(Fruits > Bananas)
Another woman had a phobia of bananas, which caused problems at work and meant she couldn’t go to the supermarket without panicking.
— TheGuardian.com
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(Snacks > Crisps)
Breckman cites similar stories, including a teenager with a phobia of crisps who struggled at social occasions.
— TheGuardian.com
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(Jewellery)
When you are plagued by unusual fears, people’s reactions can be the hardest thing to bear. One writer with a phobia of jewellery explores what can be done
— TheGuardian.com
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“I was stuck in a lift in India in my early teens,” she says. “It was very hot and they said, ‘This has never happened before,’ which was not a great thing to hear. I wanted them to say, ‘This happens all the time and we’ll fix it!’ That experience cemented my phobia of lifts. I just think I’m going to get stuck in a lift for ever,” she says, “and there’s no way out. Bizarrely, I can go in transparent glass lifts, because people can see me and I’d be OK. I’d be saved.”
— TheGuardian.com
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(Writing instruments > Pens)
Crisps, keyboards, pens – how do you treat an unusual phobia?
— TheGuardian.com
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(Tall buildings)
Birds, insects and other animals top the list of common phobias among 4.7% of all adults, followed by mountains, tall buildings, bridges and other heights (4.5%).
— TheGuardian.com
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Fear of technology is known as technophobia.
— The Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties, Third Edition
The Vatican is suffering from "muddled messaging" partly as a result of cardinals' technophobia and "ignorance about 21st century communications," America's deputy chief of mission to the Holy See reported.
— TheGuardian.com
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Terms Denoting Phobia Types (compiled by Klaudija Cheiker)
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