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−	A phobia (from the Greek 'phobos') literally means fear of an object or a situation. As an anxiety disorder, it is usually irrational and excessive. People with phobias usually go to great lengths to avoid situations that might bring on the phobia. ~~Well-known phobias~~ include melissophobia (fear of bees), claustrophobia (confined spaces) and agoraphobia (open spaces).	+	A phobia (from the Greek 'phobos') literally means fear of an object or a situation. As an anxiety disorder, it is usually irrational and excessive. People with phobias usually go to great lengths to avoid situations that might bring on the phobia. Phobias include melissophobia (fear of bees), claustrophobia (confined spaces) and agoraphobia (open spaces).

	Specific phobias – such as cynophobia (dogs) and arachnophobia (spiders) – generally start in childhood and may be linked to an unpleasant event experienced by the sufferer. Some phobias may be treated with behavioural therapy.		Specific phobias – such as cynophobia (dogs) and arachnophobia (spiders) – generally start in childhood and may be linked to an unpleasant event experienced by the sufferer. Some phobias may be treated with behavioural therapy.

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	Specific phobias – such as cynophobia (dogs) and arachnophobia (spiders) – generally start in childhood and may be linked to an unpleasant event experienced by the sufferer. Some phobias may be treated with behavioural therapy.		Specific phobias – such as cynophobia (dogs) and arachnophobia (spiders) – generally start in childhood and may be linked to an unpleasant event experienced by the sufferer. Some phobias may be treated with behavioural therapy.
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	There is likely to be a phobia connected with almost every object and situation. Below is a list of some that may be encountered in the world of architecture, engineering and construction.		There is likely to be a phobia connected with almost every object and situation. Below is a list of some that may be encountered in the world of architecture, engineering and construction.
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	* Church - Ecclesiophobia		* Church - Ecclesiophobia
	* Colour - Chromatophobia/chromophobia		* Colour - Chromatophobia/chromophobia
−	* Colour - black Melanophobia	+	* Colour black - Melanophobia
	* Computers - Cyberphobia/computerphobia		* Computers - Cyberphobia/computerphobia
	* Crossing bridges - Gephyrophobia		* Crossing bridges - Gephyrophobia
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	* String - Linonophobia		* String - Linonophobia
	* Sun - Heliophobia		* Sun - Heliophobia
−	* Symbols -Symbolophobia	+	* Symbols - Symbolophobia
	* Trees - Dendrophobia		* Trees - Dendrophobia
	* Vehicles - Amaxophobia		* Vehicles - Amaxophobia

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	There is likely to be a phobia connected with almost every object and situation. Below is a list of some that may be encountered in the world of architecture, engineering and construction.		There is likely to be a phobia connected with almost every object and situation. Below is a list of some that may be encountered in the world of architecture, engineering and construction.

−	Church Ecclesiophobia	+	* Church - Ecclesiophobia
−		+	* Colour - Chromatophobia/chromophobia
−	Colour Chromatophobia/chromophobia	+	* Colour - black Melanophobia
−		+	* Computers - Cyberphobia/computerphobia
−	Colour black Melanophobia	+	* Crossing bridges - Gephyrophobia
−		+	* Crossing streets - Dromophobia
−	Computers Cyberphobia/computerphobia	+	* Draughts - Anemophobia
−		+	* Dust - Amathophobia, koniphobia
−	Crossing bridges Gephyrophobia	+	* Confined spaces - Claustrophobia
−		+	* Damp/moisture/liquids - Hygrophobia
−	Crossing streets Dromophobia	+	* Everything - Pantophobia
−		+	* Fire - Pyrophobia
−	Draughts Anemophobia	+	* Glass - Hyalophobia
−		+	* Heat - Thermophobia
−	Dust Amathophobia, koniphobia	+	* Heights - Acrophobia, altophobia
−		+	* High ceilings/tall buildings - Altocelarophobia
−	Confined spaces Claustrophobia	+	* Home - Ecophobia
−		+	* Houses - Oikophobia, domatophobia
−	Damp/moisture/liquids Hygrophobia	+	* Ice, frost - Cryophobia
−		+	* Ideas - Ideophobia
−	Everything Pantophobia	+	* Imperfection - Atelophobia
−		+	* Infinity - Apeirophobia
−	Fire Pyrophobia	+	* Large objects - Macrophobia
−		+	* Leaves - Phyllophobia
−	Glass Hyalophobia	+	* Lightning - Astraphobia
−		+	* Machinery - Mechanophobia
−	Heat Thermophobia	+	* Many things - Polyphobia
−		+	* Metals - Metallophobia
−	Heights Acrophobia, altophobia	+	* Mirrors - Catotrophobia/eisoptrophobia
−		+	* Narrowness - Anginaphobia
−	High ceilings/tall buildings Altocelarophobia	+	* Noise - Phonophobia
−		+	* Open spaces - Agoraphobia
−	Home Ecophobia	+	* Pointed instruments - Aichmophobia
−		+	* Responsibility - Hypegiaphobia
−	Houses Oikophobia, domatophobia	+	* Rust - Iophobia
−		+	* Shadows - Sciophobia
−	Ice, frost Cryophobia	+	* Small objects - Microphobia
−		+	* Sound - Acousticophobia
−	Ideas Ideophobia	+	* Stairs - Climacophobia
−		+	* String - Linonophobia
−	Imperfection Atelophobia	+	* Sun - Heliophobia
−		+	* Symbols -Symbolophobia
−	Infinity Apeirophobia	+	* Trees - Dendrophobia
−		+	* Vehicles - Amaxophobia
−	Large objects Macrophobia	+	* Voids - Kenophobia
−		+	* Water - Hydrophobia/aquaphobia
−	Leaves Phyllophobia	+	* Wind - Ancraophobia
−		+	* Wood - Xylophobia/hylophobia
−	Lightning Astraphobia	+	* Words - Logophobia
−		+	* Work - Ergophobia/ergasiophobia
−	Machinery Mechanophobia	+	* Wounds/injury -Traumatophobia
−		+	* Writing - Graphophobia
−	Many things Polyphobia	+
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−	Metals Metallophobia	+
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−	Mirrors Catotrophobia/eisoptrophobia	+
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−	Narrowness Anginaphobia	+
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−	Noise Phonophobia	+
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−	Open spaces Agoraphobia	+
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−	Pointed instruments Aichmophobia	+
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−	Responsibility Hypegiaphobia	+
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−	Rust Iophobia	+
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−	Shadows Sciophobia	+
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−	Small objects Microphobia	+
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−	Sound Acousticophobia	+
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−	Stairs Climacophobia	+
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−	String Linonophobia	+
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−	Sun Heliophobia	+
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−	Symbols Symbolophobia	+
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−	Trees Dendrophobia	+
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−	Vehicles Amaxophobia	+
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−	Voids Kenophobia	+
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−	Water Hydrophobia/aquaphobia	+
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−	Wind Ancraophobia	+
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−	Wood Xylophobia/hylophobia	+
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−	Words Logophobia	+
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−	Work Ergophobia/ergasiophobia	+
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−	Wounds/injury Traumatophobia	+
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−	Writing Graphophobia	+

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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A phobia (from the Greek 'phobos') literally means fear of an object or a situation. As an anxiety disorder, it is usually irrational and excessive. People with phobias usually go to great lengths to avoid situations that might bring on the phobia. Well-known phobias include melissophobia (fear of bees), claustrophobia (confined spaces) and agoraphobia (open spaces).

Specific phobias – such as cynophobia (dogs) and arachnophobia (spiders) – generally start in childhood and may be linked to an unpleasant event experienced by the sufferer. Some phobias may be treated with behavioural therapy.

There is likely to be a phobia connected with almost every object and situation. Below is a list of some that may be encountered in the world of architecture, engineering and construction.

Church Ecclesiophobia

Colour Chromatophobia/chromophobia

Colour black Melanophobia

Computers Cyberphobia/computerphobia

Crossing bridges Gephyrophobia

Crossing streets Dromophobia

Draughts Anemophobia

Dust Amathophobia, koniphobia

Confined spaces Claustrophobia

Damp/moisture/liquids Hygrophobia

Everything Pantophobia

Fire Pyrophobia

Glass Hyalophobia

Heat Thermophobia

Heights Acrophobia, altophobia

High ceilings/tall buildings Altocelarophobia

Home Ecophobia

Houses Oikophobia, domatophobia

Ice, frost Cryophobia

Ideas Ideophobia

Imperfection Atelophobia

Infinity Apeirophobia

Large objects Macrophobia

Leaves Phyllophobia

Lightning Astraphobia

Machinery Mechanophobia

Many things Polyphobia

Metals Metallophobia

Mirrors Catotrophobia/eisoptrophobia

Narrowness Anginaphobia

Noise Phonophobia

Open spaces Agoraphobia

Pointed instruments Aichmophobia

Responsibility Hypegiaphobia

Rust Iophobia

Shadows Sciophobia

Small objects Microphobia

Sound Acousticophobia

Stairs Climacophobia

String Linonophobia

Sun Heliophobia

Symbols Symbolophobia

Trees Dendrophobia

Vehicles Amaxophobia

Voids Kenophobia

Water Hydrophobia/aquaphobia

Wind Ancraophobia

Wood Xylophobia/hylophobia

Words Logophobia

Work Ergophobia/ergasiophobia

Wounds/injury Traumatophobia

Writing Graphophobia

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Are we doing the right thing? Shaping well-being into the future of our urban communities.
* Assessing health and wellbeing in buildings.
* BRE wellbeing research paper competition.
* Building related illness.
* Human comfort in buildings.
* Sick building syndrome.
* Tackling mental health in the workplace.
* Tackling mental health issues in construction.
* TG10 2016 At a glance, wellbeing.
* Thermal comfort and wellbeing.
* Wellbeing considerations for property managers.
* WELL and BREEAM align.
* WELL Building Standard.
* What we know about wellbeing.

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