An Intense Fear of Something That Poses Little or No

question 13

Multiple Choice

An intense fear of something that poses little or no actual danger is known as _____.

• A) social phobia
• B) agoraphobia
• C) maniaphobia
• D) specific phobia

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Definitions:

Market Revolution

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Sovereign Individuals

Individuals who believe they have the ultimate authority over themselves and their property, often advocating for minimal or no governmental control or interference.

Transcendentalist Speakers

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