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15 December, 12:51
How is a phobia deeper than simple fear?
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15 December, 13:11
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Fear is something that happens instantly and is a defense mechanism and a phobia is an intense fear of something, phobias are generally built over time and can be very harmful. The amygdala keeps track of all of the bad things that happen too us and trigger us whenever we encounter that specific thing.
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