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The 24 pages that link to Agoraphobia, each with the reason it gives.

• Social anxiety disorderCompared with: Its feared consequences differ from the scrutiny and negative evaluation central to this disorder.

• Specific phobiaCompared with: Its fear spans situation types and concerns escape or help, rather than one specific cue.

• Anxiety disorderBroader topic: It often leads to avoidance of public spaces, transport, or leaving home alone.

• Panic attackRelated: Fear of another attack in hard-to-exit places can contribute to avoidance.

• Panic disorderRelated: Some people with panic disorder avoid places where an attack might be hard to manage.

• Avoidance learningBroader topic: Avoidance of these situations can become a central feature of the disorder.

• Avoidance behaviorBroader topic: Avoidance of public or difficult-to-escape settings can define its daily impact.

• Safety behaviorRelated: Companions and escape routes can make feared places feel manageable.

• In vivo exposureRelated: Treatment can involve approaching avoided places such as public transport or crowded spaces.

• PhobiaCompared with: It centers on escape and help concerns across situations, not necessarily one trigger.

• Separation anxietyCompared with: Avoidance can resemble separation-related restriction, but agoraphobia centers on feared situations and escape.

• Separation anxiety disorderCompared with: Avoidance may resemble separation-related avoidance but centers on being unable to escape or obtain help.

• ClaustrophobiaCompared with: Its defining concern is escape or help, not enclosure itself.

• AcrophobiaCompared with: Avoidance of bridges may resemble acrophobia but can instead reflect fear of being trapped or unable to escape.

• Social anxietyCompared with: Its central fear concerns escape or help, not primarily negative social evaluation.

• AutophobiaCompared with: Both fears can involve concern about being without help, but agoraphobia is tied to specified situations.

• Fear of beesCompared with: Avoiding outdoor places because bees might appear can resemble, but is not itself, agoraphobia.

• OrnithophobiaCompared with: Unlike ornithophobia, its feared situations are not defined by one animal.

• PanphobiaCompared with: Its fears cluster around particular situations, distinguishing it from panphobia's apparent lack of a target.

• ParuresisRelated: Severe restroom-related avoidance can overlap with broader fears of being away from safe facilities.

• PhobophobiaCompared with: It centers on feared situations and escape, unlike phobophobia's fear of fear itself.

• PyrophobiaCompared with: Unlike pyrophobia, its feared situations are defined by escape or help concerns, not flames.

• ScopophobiaCompared with: Public-place avoidance can look similar, but agoraphobia centers on escape or access to help.

• Telephone phobiaCompared with: Its feared situations center on escape and access to help, rather than telephone conversation.