01784nam a2200301Ia 450000500170000000800410001724500340005870000450009270000270013711000220016426000410018630000730022702000080030065000120030894400080032005000210032894300300034994400120037995300110039154600120040295300110041452008580042559100060128394200690128999800090135899900150136795201000138220260803094147.0251212s1998    xx            000 0 und d1 aPhobias : bliving in terror.  aIssembert, Yves Gerard; Watson, Corin J.0 aIssembert, Laurie Levy  aDiscovery Channel  a :bDiscovery Communications,c1998.  a: b1 videodisc in 1 can (VCD) (ca. 52 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.  aVCD  aPhobias  aVCD  a152.46 I86p 2000  b1c1d1e1f0g0h1i1j1  b1c1d0  pSP0866  aEnglish  cBEDLib  aWhere do phobias come from? From traumatic events, genetic vulnerability or emotional conflicts? This shw examines the phobia- the excexxsive and irrational fear of a situation that poses no real danger. They affect an estimated 20 million Americans and can invade people`s thoughts, restrict their activities and lives. Millions never seek treatment and suffer needlessly. Experiments along with interviews with experts show how new scientific discoveries provide insight as to why some people develop Phobias and others do not. New treatment includes the use of virtual reality, like touching a vitual spider to become less afraid of real ones. Individuals share stories about their phobias, ranging from fear of heights, spiders (Arachonophobia), of public, open places (agoraphobia), public speaking, visiting the dentist, and driving. --(container)  a0  2lcccavarizalb2015-04-07 23:22:46djderpoe2016-04-20 16:09:04  a8236  c8213d8213  00104070aBEDbBEDd2026-01-18o152.46 I86p 2000pSP0866r2026-01-18 17:34:46w2026-01-18yVM