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Got Fear? Take a Test and Find Out – Top 100 Phobia List

Posted on June 1, 2015

Not sure if you have an anxiety disorder? Take this test and find out now.

Top 100 Phobia List
These are the top 100 phobias in the world, with the most common ones listed from the top, according to Fearof.net.

  1. Arachnophobia – The fear of spiders affects women four times more than men (48% women and 12% men).
  2. Ophidiophobia – The fear of snakes. People avoid certain cities only because they have more snakes.
  3. Acrophobia – The fear of heights. Five percent of the general population suffer from this phobia.
  4. Agoraphobia – The fear of open or crowded spaces. People with this phobia often refuse to leave home.
  5. Cynophobia – The fear of dogs. This includes everything from small Poodles to Great Danes.
  6. Astraphobia – The fear of thunder/lightning. AKA Brontophobia, Tonitrophobia, or Ceraunophobia.
  7. Claustrophobia – The fear of small spaces like elevators, trams, small rooms and other enclosed spaces.
  8. Mysophobia – The fear of germs. It is also rightly termed as Germophobia or Bacterophobia.
  9. Aerophobia – The fear of flying in air planes, hot air balloons etc. 25 million Americans fear this.
  10. Trypophobia – The fear of holes. This unusual but common phobia associates holes with danger.

To read more about phobias click here:  Phobias

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