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Status: current, Not sufficiently defined by necessary conditions definition status (core metadata concept). Date: 31-Jan 2003. Module: SNOMED CT core
Descriptions:
| Outbound Relationships | Type | Target | Active | Characteristic | Refinability | Group | Values |
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Is a | Anxiety state | false | Inferred relationship | Some | ||
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Interprets | Emotion, function (observable entity) | false | Inferred relationship | Some | ||
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Interprets | entité observable fonctionnelle | false | Inferred relationship | Some | ||
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Interprets | Emotion (observable entity) | true | Inferred relationship | Some | 1 | |
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Interprets | Psychological function | false | Inferred relationship | Some | ||
| Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Is a | Fear (finding) | true | Inferred relationship | Some |
| Inbound Relationships | Type | Active | Source | Characteristic | Refinability | Group |
| Fear of death | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Taphophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of transport | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Nosophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| peur du sang | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Microphobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Toxicophobia (finding) | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Tocophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Teratophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Pyrophobia (finding) | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Astrapophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Brontophobia | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Nyctophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Theophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Androphobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Gynephobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of heart attack | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of hypertension | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Heightened global phobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobia unspecified | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of pregnancy | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of insects | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| parasitophobie | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| An intense and irrational fear of confined or enclosed spaces. Individuals with claustrophobia experience severe anxiety or panic when they are in or anticipate being in situations such as elevators, small rooms, tunnels, crowded areas, or other restricted environments. The condition is sufficiently severe to result in significant distress or significant impairment in personal, family, social, educational, occupational or other important areas of functioning. | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Needle phobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| A condition where an individual has an intense and irrational fear of body odors, either their own or those of others. This phobia, like other specific phobias, could potentially cause significant distress and might interfere with the individual's daily life and activities. | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Flying phobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobic disorder NOS | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| School phobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Hydrophobia | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| An intense, irrational fear of exams that significantly impairs an individual's ability to perform well. Unlike a simple fear, which might cause mild nervousness or unease, examination phobia leads to severe physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms, such as panic attacks, nausea, and mind blanks, often resulting in poor performance despite adequate preparation. | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Other phobias | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phonophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of school | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Xenophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Noise phobia (finding) | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Dental phobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| An intense, irrational fear of animals that goes beyond a simple or normal fear. Unlike a common fear, which might be specific to certain animals or situations, zoophobia can cause extreme anxiety or panic at the mere thought or sight of any animal, regardless of its size or perceived threat. The condition is sufficiently severe to result in significant distress or significant impairment in personal, family, social, educational, occupational or other important areas of functioning. | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Erotophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| While many people feel uneasy at high elevations, acrophobia is an extreme, irrational fear that provokes severe anxiety, panic attacks, and physical symptoms like sweating and dizziness. It often leads to avoidance behaviours that interfere with daily life, unlike a simple fear of heights, which is less severe and less disruptive. | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Algophobia | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Cyesiophobia | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Anxiety about blushing | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of transport (finding) | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Social phobia, fear of public speaking | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Venereophobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Syphilophobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Bromisodrophobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in partial remission AND severe panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in full remission AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in full remission AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Dysmorphophobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia without history of panic disorder with limited symptom attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, severe agoraphobic avoidance AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, mild agoraphobic avoidance AND severe panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in partial remission AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, mild agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Social phobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, severe agoraphobic avoidance AND moderate panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in partial remission AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in partial remission AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in partial remission AND moderate panic attacks (disorder) | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in full remission AND severe panic attacks (disorder) | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, severe agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, moderate agoraphobic avoidance AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, mild agoraphobic avoidance AND moderate panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, mild agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Simple phobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia AND severe panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, severe agoraphobic avoidance AND severe panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia without history of panic disorder | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Generalized social phobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, mild agoraphobic avoidance AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, moderate agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in full remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, severe agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, moderate agoraphobic avoidance AND panic attacks in partial remission | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in full remission AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia AND moderate panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia without history of panic disorder without limited symptom attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, moderate agoraphobic avoidance AND moderate panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, moderate agoraphobic avoidance AND severe panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia, agoraphobic avoidance in full remission AND moderate panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Panic disorder with agoraphobia AND mild panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia with panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Agoraphobia without mention of panic attacks | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Social phobia, fear of eating in public (disorder) | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Social phobia, fear of public washing | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobic disorder (disorder) | Has definitional manifestation | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Aerophobia | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobia counselling | Has focus | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | 2 |
| Fear of bridges | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Fear of injury | Is a | False | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobic disorder (disorder) | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some | |
| Phobia of choking | Is a | True | Experiencing fear and often anxiety towards specific objects or situations often disproportionate to the actual risk with avoidance or intense fear upon exposure. They can be distinguished from phobic disorders in that the fear, though inconvenient, typically doesn't interfere with the person's daily functioning and does not cause clinically significant distress. | Inferred relationship | Some |
This concept is not in any reference sets