Collection 1 Performance Task: Claustrophobia
RayAnne Shaul #23
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Collection 1 Performance Task-Claustrophobia Did you know that people with claustrophobia have an anxiety disorder! You could have a panic attack when in the process of claustrophobia. People with claustrophobia are called, claustrophobics. Claustrophobia comes from the Latin root of Claustrum meaning ‘shut in place’ and the suffix Phobos which means ‘fear’.
What is claustrophobia? Claustrophobia is an irrational fear of being enclosed or trapped. 2% of people suffer from claustrophobia. People with claustrophobia usually avoid elevators, tight spaces, and more spaces where claustrophobia is common. Claustrophobic are usually the ones that take the stairs to the next floor up or down. But, some elevators have quite the amount of room, especially the elevators at hotels, motels, or inns for all the luggage. …show more content…
Having claustrophobia and being a claustrophobic can be hard on some of its subjects.
When they are staying at a hotel, they want to walk up the stairs , but they have lots of luggage to carry! They would probably do it anyway, but it will be a long walk up.
How do you discover that you are a claustrophobic? You could trap yourself in a closet (Don’t turn the lights off) and stay in there for at least 1-2 minutes. Or try going into a crawlspace, and stay in there for at least 30 seconds-1 minute.You will know if you are claustrophobic when you start feeling uncomfortable.
How does claustrophobia work in the brain? It starts with being in a crowded area and having the feeling of suffocating in the crowd of objects. Then, you start having a panic attack and you cannot wait to get off or away from the crowd or elevator\escalator!
How to overcome claustrophobia You first should probably start by getting a therapist for assistance, if needed. You could start by believing that you can do it and that you have the ability to do it. Then, forget any causes of having claustrophobia. Finally, try the case of
claustrophobia.
6S
Collection 1 Performance Task-Claustrophobia Did you know that people with claustrophobia have an anxiety disorder! You could have a panic attack when in the process of claustrophobia. People with claustrophobia are called, claustrophobics. Claustrophobia comes from the Latin root of Claustrum meaning ‘shut in place’ and the suffix Phobos which means ‘fear’.
What is claustrophobia? Claustrophobia is an irrational fear of being enclosed or trapped. 2% of people suffer from claustrophobia. People with claustrophobia usually avoid elevators, tight spaces, and more spaces where claustrophobia is common. Claustrophobic are usually the ones that take the stairs to the next floor up or down. But, some elevators have quite the amount of room, especially the elevators at hotels, motels, or inns for all the luggage. …show more content…
Having claustrophobia and being a claustrophobic can be hard on some of its subjects.
When they are staying at a hotel, they want to walk up the stairs , but they have lots of luggage to carry! They would probably do it anyway, but it will be a long walk up.
How do you discover that you are a claustrophobic? You could trap yourself in a closet (Don’t turn the lights off) and stay in there for at least 1-2 minutes. Or try going into a crawlspace, and stay in there for at least 30 seconds-1 minute.You will know if you are claustrophobic when you start feeling uncomfortable.
How does claustrophobia work in the brain? It starts with being in a crowded area and having the feeling of suffocating in the crowd of objects. Then, you start having a panic attack and you cannot wait to get off or away from the crowd or elevator\escalator!
How to overcome claustrophobia You first should probably start by getting a therapist for assistance, if needed. You could start by believing that you can do it and that you have the ability to do it. Then, forget any causes of having claustrophobia. Finally, try the case of
claustrophobia.