81. Altophobia Is The Fear Of Heights PhobiaFinder.com - Find Phobias - Phobia List richardWINTERSmd The Phobia List 1altophobia Fear of heights. Amathophobia- Fear of dust. Amaxophobia- Fear ofriding in a car. April 17, 2001 Permalink http://www.phobiafinder.com/i/23/Altophobia.html

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82. Richard[WINTERS]md: April 2001 altophobia Fear of heights. Amathophobia- Fear of dust. Amaxophobia- Fear ofriding in a car. April 17, 2001 Permalink Comments (0) http://www.richardwinters.com/richardwintersmd/2001/04/

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83. Pakistan Link - Letter & Opinion phobias which can be triggered by elements in the environment such asheights (altophobia), water (hydrophobia), and enclosed spaces (claustrophobia). http://www.pakistanlink.com/Letters/2004/Sept04/24/04.html

Overcoming Fears By Zainab Mahmood Many of us have some phobias. A phobia is a persistent, irrational fear of some object or situation. It is a conditioned response, which means repeatedly reacting the same way to a feared object or place. The essential ingredient is irrationality, as the person knows that his/her fear is magnified out of proportion. It is not an illness, mental disorder or lack of willpower. The person is genuinely afraid and if the irrational fears are not dealt with they can greatly undermine the quality of life. Specific phobias are caused by a single object or situation. The most common ones, for example are; a fear of animals such as dogs (cynophobia), flying (aviophobia) or thunder (astraphobia). Many of us experience specific situation phobias which can be triggered by elements in the environment such as heights (altophobia), water (hydrophobia), and enclosed spaces (claustrophobia). Social phobia affects a large number of people around the world, especially adolescents. This is a fear of social situations and interaction with people for example, fear of public speaking and eating in public. Phobias find their root in childhood and can arise as a result of watching others having a bad experience with a specific object or situation. That object becomes associated with fear, which becomes generalized, for example, being bitten by a dog may lead to a fear of all dogs. The best time to eliminate common fears is during the impressionable years before they develop into irrational phobias. People who have weak strategies for dealing with difficult situations are prone to developing phobias as they are more likely to react negatively to situations.

84. Phobias: All About Altophobia Phobias all About altophobia website. People suffering from altophobia willexperience some or all of the following, to different degrees http://t-pipe.com/phobias/phobias/altophobia/detail/all_about/all_about_altophob

ALERT: Use your computer to phone landlines anywhere in the world at LOCAL rates. Click for details... Free yourself from altophobia in just 30 minutes. Click here for details About Altophobia Definition of altophobia "The fear of heights" What causes people to experience altophobia You are not born with altophobia. It is generally recognised that altophobia is a "learnt behaviour", a decision you make at a very deep unconscious level for very good logical reasons. What are the symptoms of altophobia People suffering from altophobia will experience some or all of the following, to different degrees: abnormal or over-strong emotional reaction to a particular sight, sound, smell, or a deep sense of physical revulsion energy drying up at the thought dry mouth palpitations crippling sense of helplessness or being emotionally "paralysed" crying desire to run away or get-out-of-here Self diagnosis: You notice a distinct change of behaviour, a strong emotional reaction, or a need to overcome a reaction. Living with Altophobia What kinds of people suffer from altophobia Altophobia does not respect age, social status, gender or culture. If you are human you can experience

85. Theocratic Dulcimer Company - Phobias altophobia, Heights. Amathophobia, Dust. Ambulophobia, Walking. Amnesiphobia,Amnesia. Amychophobia, Scratches. Anablephobia, Looking up. Ancraophobia, Wind http://www.theocratic.co.uk/a_to_z/phobias.htm

86. Phobia altophobia. Fear of heights. Amathophobia. Fear of dust. Amaxophobia. Fear ofriding in a car. Ambulophobia. Fear of walking. Amnesiphobia. Fear of amnesia. http://www.gopherit.org/phobia.htm

A B C D ... Z Select the first letter of the word from the list above to jump to appropriate section of the glossary. - A - Acarophobia Fear of itching or of the insects that cause itching. Acerophobia Fear of sourness. Achluophobia Fear of darkness. Acousticophobia Fear of noise. Acrophobia Fear of heights. Aerophobia Fear of drafts, air swallowing, or airbourne noxious substances. Aeroacrophobia Fear of open high places. Aeronausiphobia Fear of vomiting secondary to airsickness. Agliophobia Fear of pain. Agoraphobia Fear of open spaces or of being in crowded, public places like markets. Agraphobia Fear of sexual abuse. Agrizoophobia Fear of wild animals. Agyrophobia Fear of streets or crossing the street. Aichmophobia Fear of needles or pointed objects. Ailurophobia Fear of cats. Albuminurophobia Fear of kidney disease. Alektorophobia Fear of chickens. Algophobia Fear of pain. Alliumphobia Fear of garlic. Allodoxaphobia Fear of opinions. Altophobia Fear of heights. Amathophobia Fear of dust. Amaxophobia Fear of riding in a car. Ambulophobia Fear of walking.

87. Facts altophobia heights amathophobia dust amaxophobia riding in a car, or vehiclesambulophobia walking amnesiphobia amnesia http://youth.northsidecommunity.org/facts.php

Intersting Facts Home Events The J.A.R. Just For Fun ... Discussion Board An Almost Complete List of Phobias ablutophobia: washing or bathing acarophobia: itching acerophobia: sourness achluophobia: darkness acousticophobia: noise acrophobia: heights aeroacrophobia: open high places aeronausiphobia: vomiting secondary to airsickness aerophobia: drafts, air aeruophobia: flying agliophobia: pain agoraphobia: open spaces agrizoophobia: wild animals agyrophobia: streets or crossing the street aichmophobia: needles or pointed objects ailurophobia: cats albuminurophobia: kidney disease alektorophobia: chickens algophobia: pain alliumphobia: garlic allodoxaphobia: opinions altophobia: heights amathophobia: dust amaxophobia: riding in a car, or vehicles ambulophobia: walking amnesiphobia: amnesia amychophobia: scratches or being scratched anablephobia: looking up ancraophobia: wind androphobia: men anemophobia: air drafts or wind anginophobia: angina, choking or narrowness

88. Journalspace Technophobia fear of technology Agateophobia Fear of insanity. Zeusophobiafear of gods altophobia/Acrophobia Fear of heights. Algophobia Fear of pain. http://mikells.journalspace.com/?b=1107244800&e=1107849600

89. PsychNet-UK Phobia List altophobia Fear of heights. Amathophobia Fear of dust. Amnesiphobia Fear ofamnesia. Androphobia Fear of men. Angrophobia Fear of becoming angry. http://www.psychnet-uk.com/phobia_list/phobialist.html

90. What Are You Afraid Of? altophobia fear of heights amathophobia fear of dust amaxophobia fear of ridingin a car amaxophobia fear of vehicals ambulophobia fear of walking http://phobia.pitas.com/

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91. The Rather Mundane World Of The "Rikaitch" Acrophobia, altophobia, Batophobia, Hypsiphobia or Hyposophobia are technicalterms for vertigo. I m the first to admit I have a terrible problem with http://rikaitch.blogspot.com/

@import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! A "Rikaitch" is to botch something temporarily, only to find that it works better, so is left like it. Come and see my latest Moblog image. Friday, September 2 I'm a chuffed blokey My foray into car restoration has just taken a more sinister and worrying turn, in that I have successfully reconditioned the brakes. It might not sound like a major milestone (mechanics normally do it in a couple of hours) but to me it is a major boon. It all started so easily. The Haynes manual (bible to car restorers) started out innocently enough, with comments like undo the caliper pins using an allen key. The Haynes manual (bible to car restorers) also fails to mention that the Allen key is not a standard size of Allen key, but is in fact a 7.5mm (!) Allen Key. On top of this the Haynes Manual (bible to car restorers) also failed to take into account that the car is 15 years old, and hasn't had any major work done on the brakes since it rolled off the production line in Gothenburg. I know I shouldn't use any sort of penetrating fluid near the brakes, but what else could I do? 2 large tins of WD40 later, and things are moving, slowly to start with, but definitely moving. I finally get the seized caliper away from the wheel, and completely separated from the rest of the car. Much investigation reveals something the Haynes manual (bible to car restorers) had failed to tell me. You have to turn the cylinder in the caliper to return it back to the outer most position. I dismantle the caliper (worth 4 spanners in the Haynes manual, that's a first) and recondition it. Within 20 minutes the wheel is back on, and the brakes are working. I now need to bleed it.

92. Jaman Edan altophobia (Hypsiphobia) Takut thd ketinggian Anuptaphobia Takut ga dapetjodoh (Fear of staying single) Cenophobia Takut thd ruangan kosong http://matpao.blogdrive.com/

Friday, May 13, 2005 Paraskevidekatriaphobia Friday the 13th sudah menjadi hari yang sangat terkenal, yang seringkali diasosiasikan dengan nasib buruk. Begitu 'menakutkannya' hari ini, sampai-sampai ada nama khusus bagi orang yang mengalami fobia thd Friday the 13th Paraskevidekatriaphobia Fobia sendiri berarti ketakutan yang berlebihan (tidak dapat dijelaskan dan tidak logis) terhadap sesuatu hal atau situasi. Ternyata ada banyak sekali jenis fobia, fobia yang mungkin kita belom pernah denger dan terdengar sangat mengada-ada. Berikut ini fobia yang mungkin cukup umum kita jumpai. Agyrophobia: Takut menyeberang jalan Aichmophobia: Takut thd jarum Altophobia (Hypsiphobia): Takut thd ketinggian Anuptaphobia: Takut ga dapet jodoh (Fear of staying single) Cenophobia: Takut thd ruangan kosong Coimetrophobia: Takut thd kuburan Demophobia: Takut thd keramaian Ecclesiophobia: Takut thd gereja Gerascophobia: Takut thd penuaan Haemophobia: Takut thd darah (pendarahan) Myctophobia:Takut thd kegelapan (darkness) Obesophobia: Takut beratnya nambah Untuk daftar selengkapnya bisa dilihat di List of Phobia Types Aneh sekali ya, kita (manusia) bisa punya ketakutan yang berlebihan seperti ini.....

93. For Kids And Teens altophobia. hell. Hadephobia. hell. Stygiophobia or Stigiophobia. heredity.Patroiophobia. home surroundings, house. Oikophobia. home surroundings. http://www.baltimorepsych.com/Kids_Pages.htm

Northern County Psychiatric Associates Baltimore, MD For Kids and Teens Articles games and book reviews for children and adolescents interested in understanding mental health issues. Why Am I In Family Therapy? Mood Swings and Drug Abuse Food and Whine: Dining Out with Kids What Makes a Good Joke? ... I Am Different But You May Not Know Hidden Disabilities Dealing with Bullies Kids Can Be Depressed Too Teens and Sexual Harassment Lots More Books for Kids and Adolescents about Mental Health Issues: Divorce, Depression, School Problems and More When I Worry.... About Mom or Dad S ometimes kids and teenagers get depressed, or anxious, but sometimes parents do too. It is confusing when your mother or father starts acting differently. They still love you, but how should you act? Can you help? Here are some books that may help. Please Don't Cry, Mom by DenBoer (1994) Tell Me a Story, Paint Me the Sun by Chaplan (1991) This is an illustrated book, appropriate for elementary school children and younger adolescents. It describes a girl whose father loses his job and becomes depressed (or starts drinking). Although he does not seek treatment or improve, she is able to talk to other adults and learn that she is worthwhile. This book is useful for the child who must learn to cope with ongoing parental denial of a mental illness or drug problem. Daddy Doesn't Have to be a Giant Anymore by J R Thomas (1996) Clarion Books

94. Vertical Limit Movie Review By Jim Eadon This opening serves to let the audience indulge in a spot of altophobia and togenerate the mother of all guilt trips to motive the son into making crazy http://www.eadon.com/movies/verticallimit.php

movies section Vertical Limit K2 and nitroglycerin. Dangerous enough? Vertical Limit is a mountain action/effects movie. Think Cliff Hanger without charisma. Or the terrorists. It is almost, but not quite, as bad as it sounds. The start of Vertical Limit has a lovely scene where Dad chats to son and daughter on the side of a sheer cliff. Something goes horribly wrong and father snuffs it in a suicidal effort to save his kids: a fine example of the selfish gene in action if ever I saw one. This opening serves to let the audience indulge in a spot of altophobia and to generate the mother of all guilt trips to motive the son into making crazy decisions later on. (The son is played by Chris O'Donnel who portrayed Robin out of the 3rd and 4th (i.e. rubbish) Batman movies.)

95. The Blog Impaired I found the fears I have altophobia heights and Apiphobia bees. The othergood ones on there are ARACHIBUTYROPHOBIA the fear of peanut butter http://www.home.earthlink.net/~eliza.1976/2004.09.01_arch.html

The Blog Impaired Home 100 things about E Favorite Links Books and CD's yummy ... Blogroll Me! Beta Band: Out Side The Beta Band - Out-Side Get More Music Videos @ MusicFeet.com Monday, September 27, 2004 She's Come to Get Me Nooooo...not me, not me. The sickness has come, and she has come to claim me. The snot has been draining like molasses in the summer time. It is ridiculous. I've sent Kris to purchase the necessary items, DayQuil, the drug of champions. Everyone keeps trying to convince me to take that TheraFlu crap, but oh man, I would rather be sick than drink that toxic waste any day. They even make different flavors...Apple Cider flavored (vomit), Lemon (barf). What's the point of taking medicine that is meant to keep you from barfing when after you take it you want to barf anyways. But I am gonna make it through...I am convinced to be better by Wednesday because I want to go to dance class. Hopefully I will be able to shake more than snot around the room.

96. Lagal[og] kinda hard to believe because from time to time, i feel altophobia and claustrophobiawhile up in the mountains or deep inside some cave but i guess the http://oggieblog.blogspot.com/

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97. A Complete List Of Phobias Phobia is an intense, persistent, or abnormal fear of certain object. Here is acomplete list of phobia names based on the fear objects. http://psychology.about.com/library/bl/blphobia_a.htm

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100. ƒtƒHƒrƒA Translate this page The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.mh-net.com/lecture/yougo/phobia.html

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