agoraphobia

It was a kind of agoraphobia, not the State, which held them back.

People with agoraphobia believe that their home is the only safe place.

This problem is called agoraphobia and can be so bad for some people that they never leave their homes.

The big white living room seemed to have triggered his agoraphobia.

It could well be that you have agoraphobia or some kind of depression.

People with agoraphobia generally do not feel safe in public places.

People who have severe agoraphobia may never leave their homes.

People who have agoraphobia are afraid of being in any place or situation from which it might be hard for them to escape.

His agoraphobia gets the best of him, and he falls unconscious.

He had always felt faint agoraphobia in open places such as the area around the rock.

One such approach links the development of agoraphobia with modernity.

She suffers from agoraphobia (the fear of new or public places).

Agoraphobia is so widespread as to be the norm of human behavior.

You'd think we would huddle together against the enormous agoraphobia of space.

She'd be all right when she started down the ramp, but the packed hold was working on her agoraphobia.

That had existed first and it might well have intensified the agoraphobia.

The success of treatment usually depends in part on how severe the agoraphobia is.

Indeed, most of the population cannot leave, as they suffer from extreme agoraphobia.

Sometimes the prospect terrified those with any degree of agoraphobia.

Research has not yet produced a single clear explanation for the gender difference in agoraphobia.

Panic and agoraphobia have also been studied in a virtual world.

She is shown as having a case of mild agoraphobia in one episode.

Agoraphobia is considered to be present when places or situations are being avoided.

In the final drug session, he also implanted her agoraphobia.

If you had agoraphobia, the torture would be equally severe.