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A fear of clowns, called coulrophobia (pronounced coal-roc-faw-bee), can be a debilitating fear. A phobia is an intense fear of a particular object or scenario that affects behavior and sometimes daily life. Phobias are often a deeply rooted psychological reaction associated with a traumatic event in a persons past. People who are afraid of clowns may find it difficult to remain calm at events that others enjoy watching, such as circuses, carnivals, or other festivals. The good news is that you are not alone and there are things you can do to ease your anxiety. Having coulrophobia and being afraid of watching a movie with a killer clown are very different things. One evokes deep-rooted panic and intense emotion, the other is fleeting and limited to a 120-minute film. The researchers found that the portrayal of clowns as scary and negative characters in popular entertainment directly contributed to the increase in cases of intense fear and phobia of clowns. 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Phobias are often an ingrained psychological reaction associated with a traumatic event in a persons past. People who are afraid of clowns have a hard time keeping calm around events that others look forward to - circuses, carnivals or other festivals. The good news is that you are not alone, and there are things you can do to alleviate your fear. Having coulrophobia and being scared while watching a movie with a killer clown are very different things. One evokes deep panic and intense emotions, the other is ephemeral and limited to a 120-minute film. Researchers have found that the portrayal of clowns as intimidating and negative characters in popular entertainment has directly contributed to the increase in cases of intense fear and phobia of clowns. Although coulrophobia is not an official diagnosis in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), the manual used by mental health professionals to make the diagnosis, there is a category for specific phobias. and mental symptoms such as: nausea, panic, restlessness, sweating or sweaty palms, tremors, dry mouth, feeling restless, shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, strong emotions such as screaming, crying or rage at the sight of an object of fear such as a clown, deeply traumatic and a terrifying event. However, from time to time you are faced with a fear whose roots you cannot determine, i.e. you do not know why you are so afraid of the given thing. Its just you. In the case of coulrophobia, there are several likely causes: Scary movies. There is a connection

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