Aquaphobia

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Hypnosis Systematic desensitization Cognitive behavioral therapy Exposure therapy

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Etymology

Greek Rabies

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Latin Ancient Greek Irrational fear Specific phobia Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

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Specialty: Psychology
Symptoms: Aversion to water

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Latin Latin language
Ancient Greek Ancient Greek language
Irrational fear Phobia
Specific phobia
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders

Etymology

Greek Greek language
Rabies

Treatment and case studies

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Aquaphobia

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related to Prevalence · 7

Aquaphobia → American, Icelandic, In, In America, Lindal, Stefansson, US

related to Etymology · 5

Aquaphobia → English, Greek-derived, However, The, Therefore

has treatment · 3

Aquaphobia → Cognitive, Hypnosis, Treatment

related to Manifestation for aquaphobia · 3

Aquaphobia → Five, Psychologists, Specific

Specialty · 1

Aquaphobia → Psychology

Symptoms · 1

Aquaphobia → Aversion to water

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fear water specific may phobia symptoms general phobias anxious reaction pools drowning type mental disorders prevalence signs treatment case hypnosis

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Aquaphobia	Specialty	Psychology	1.00	infobox
Aquaphobia	Symptoms	Aversion to water	1.00	infobox
drinking water	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
washing dishes	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
or showering	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
or it may be related to bodies of water like ponds	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
swimming pools	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
a fear of drowning in them.Aquaphobia is considered a specific phobia of natural environment type in the Diagnostic	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders	instance of	Someone with aquaphobia may have an anxious reaction to water in everyday encounters	0.80	text
Aquaphobia	has treatment	Treatment	0.60	section
Aquaphobia	has treatment	Hypnosis	0.60	section
Aquaphobia	has treatment	Cognitive	0.60	section

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