tavernaphobia-coponaphobia
Tavernaphobia, also known as Coponaphobia, is a specific phobia characterized by an irrational fear of bars or taverns. Individuals with this phobia may experience heightened anxiety, panic attacks, or avoidance behaviors when exposed to such environments.
Fear of bar or tavern Tavernaphobia, Coponaphobia
Severity
Moderate
Prevalence
Rare
Awareness
4/10
Exposure Risk
7/10
common triggers
Entering a bar or tavern
Seeing alcoholic beverages
Hearing loud noises in a bar setting
coping strategies
Deep breathing exercises
Mindfulness techniques
Gradual exposure to bar environments
risk factors
- • Previous traumatic experiences
- • Genetic predisposition to anxiety disorders
- • High levels of stress
Scientific Classification
Specific phobia
Historical Context
The fear of bars or taverns may stem from past negative experiences, social anxiety, or associations with alcohol-related problems.
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