The Fear of Open or Public Places Is Known as

question 47

Multiple Choice

The fear of open or public places is known as

• A) panic disorder.
• B) agoraphobia.
• C) social phobia.
• D) generalized anxiety disorder.

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Definitions:

Human Capacity

The potential or capability of individuals to learn, adapt, create, and engage in various physical or intellectual activities.

Neo-Freudians

Refers to psychologists who were influenced by Sigmund Freud but developed their own theories, often diverging from his original ideas.

Self-centered

Characterized by a preoccupation with oneself and one’s own needs, often at the expense of others.

Carl Rogers

A founding figure in psychotherapy research and humanistic psychology, best known for developing client-centered therapy and concepts such as the actualizing tendency and conditions of worth.