A specific phobia centered on an aspect of the self, such as failure, aging, forgetting or an internal state, together with phobias whose feared object does not fit cleanly into this subcategory's other seven phobia groups. This group gathers the self-directed and miscellaneous phobias recorded under Psychology's Specific Phobias group, including fears of failure, imperfection, aging and forgetting, avoidance-driven fears around food, work and sleep, and a residue of phobias, such as an undirected dread of everything or a fear of fear itself, that name no single external object.
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Phobia Type (DSM-5) Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
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Atelophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Athazagoraphobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Atychiphobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Chemophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Cibophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Dystichiphobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Ergophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Fear of Missing Out
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Food Neophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Gerascophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Hypnophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Mageirocophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Neophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Oneirophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Panphobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Phobophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Pseudophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
Tyrannophobia
Self, Failure and Miscellaneous Phobias
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1. Wikipedia: Specific phobia
WikipediaSpecific phobia, DSM-5 types section, other type (residual, self/failure bucket)Quote, Specific phobia, DSM-5 types section, other type (residual, self/failure bucket)
Situations which can lead to choking or vomiting, and children's fears of loud sounds or costumed characters.
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