What are phobias?
Q: What are phobias?
A: Phobias are irrational fears of things and situations, which may or may not be harmful.
Q: How many kinds of phobias are there?
A: There are many kinds of phobias.
Q: Is a phobia always dangerous?
A: Not necessarily, most phobias are not harmful but can cause panic attacks, shock, and epileptic fits.
Q: Can phobias affect someone's health?
A: Yes, phobias can cause panic attacks, shock, and epileptic fits, which can affect someone's health.
Q: Can you give some examples of common phobias?
A: Common phobias include fear of loneliness, spiders, fumes, and heights.
Q: How many phobias are listed in the text?
A: The text lists over 200 phobias.
Q: What is the most common symptom of phobias?
A: Panic attacks are the most common symptom of phobias.
