Agoraphobia
... Agoraphobia is an extreme, fear or anxiety. The Person who has agoraphobia worries about having to enter certain open spaces or outdoor locations. ... Usually agoraphobia was only classified as a phobic disorder. ... Agoraphobia places limits to a person capabilities. In the beginning of Agoraphobia, the person will have panic attacks in certain public places. ... The person with Agoraphobia assumes the panic attacks will happen again when they enter that certain public place and decide not to go to the places common with the attacks. Other signs of Agoraphobia include the fear of being in places where escape might be difficult, the fear of being alone, feelings of helplessness, the dependence on others, and depression. The limits of agoraphobia put serious restraints on a persons capabilities of the person. ... Agoraphobia is usually learned through classical conditioning. ... Agoraphobia is three things: A phobic anxiety, a panic anxiety (the panic attacks), and a phobic anxiety (the fear of the panic attack happening again).