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The Effect of Media Exposure on Coulrophobia Symptoms

2023-06-24

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Fear is a fundamental emotion developed by humans for evolutionary purposes. This is transmitted in human DNA through the generations to help our survival. However, people may argue that the irrational fear of clowns is standing on the opposite side of survival purposes since clowns have no hazard. Coulrophobia is relatively new as a subtype of anxiety disorder, and so less research investigates the specific reaso...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2957721/v1
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