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    When One Is Afraid of Something That Is Not Connected
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When One Is Afraid of Something That Is Not Connected

Question 125

Question 125

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When one is afraid of something that is not connected to reality or to any real threat, this is referred to as:


A) Neurotic anxiety
B) Psychoticism
C) Freudian slips
D) Sublimation

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