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The 10 pages that link to Phobia, each with the reason it gives.

• FearBroader topic: It is a clinical pattern in which fear becomes excessive and impairing.

• HaphephobiaNarrower topic: The term identifies the disproportionate fear pattern underlying haphephobia.

• NomophobiaNarrower topic: The name nomophobia invokes phobia, though its status as a formal diagnosis is not established.

• TetraphobiaNarrower topic: The name invokes clinical fear, although ordinary number avoidance need not meet diagnostic criteria.

• CoulrophobiaNarrower topic: The term places clown fear among persistent, cue-specific fears.

• BibliophobiaNarrower topic: Bibliophobia is one narrowly focused form of phobic fear.

• GymnophobiaNarrower topic: The term gymnophobia combines fear with a specific feared situation.

• OrnithophobiaNarrower topic: Ornithophobia belongs to this broader pattern, whose causes vary across individuals.

• PanphobiaNarrower topic: Panphobia extends the phobia vocabulary to fear without a clearly defined object.

• PedophobiaNarrower topic: The word pedophobia combines this general idea of phobic fear with children as its focus.