Definition: In Hebrew, "agoraphobia" translates to "fear of crowds." This term describes a psychological condition characterized by excessive fear or anxiety in situations where people are crowded together, such as large gatherings, public forums, or any group setting. Definition: Agoraphobia is characterized by intense and persistent fear or anxiety about being alone, or in a crowd. The person may have specific symptoms that include feelings of helplessness, unease, nervousness, discomfort, and increased heart rate. These symptoms are often triggered by thoughts or ideas that evoke these feelings of isolation. It can be a neurosis-like condition, with some cases developing into obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Symptoms can range from mild to severe, affecting individuals' daily life significantly, including job performance, social interactions, and personal well-being.
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