Scopophobia, the fear of being watched is an anxiety disorder that was first observed in 400 BCE. Humans are instinctively trying to evaluate other animals, including people. The idea of being watched can initiate fear, and affects women at a higher rate than men.
Scopophobia, the fear of being watched is an anxiety disorder that was first observed in 400 BCE. Humans are instinctively trying to evaluate other animals, including people. The idea of being watched can initiate fear, and affects women at a higher rate than men.
Is this why I’m actually more nervous in the simulated cardiac arrest scenario than the real thing?
Scopophobia, the fear of being watched is an anxiety disorder that was first observed in 400 BCE. Humans are instinctively trying to evaluate other animals, including people. The idea of being watched can initiate fear, and affects women at a higher rate than men.
Is this why I’m actually more nervous in the simulated cardiac arrest scenario than the real thing?
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Is this why I’m actually more nervous in the simulated cardiac arrest scenario than the real thing?