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Fear of the unknown: One fear to rule them all?
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Participants express strong interest in the article, referencing it directly as a pivotal work, with phrases like 'my personal favourite' and 'holy bible' indicating its significance. The tone reflects curiosity and respect, as seen in mentions of related concepts like the 'Jonah Complex,' which show that the publication has stimulated thoughtful reflection among readers.
Most participants show support or positive acknowledgment of the article, with some referencing it as a favorite or 'holy bible,' indicating general agreement on its importance.
The varied references—from personal interests to specific phrases like 'fundamental fear'—demonstrate high curiosity and engagement with the topic of fear of the unknown.
Comments mention specific concepts such as the 'Jonah Complex' or referencing the paper directly, showing an active and thoughtful engagement with the material.
While some discussions show admiration, the overall influence seems moderate, sparking curiosity but not necessarily driving significant change or deep debate.
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- The article explores the idea that fear of the unknown may be the most basic and underlying fear behind anxiety and neuroticism, aiming to identify core elements that are common across different anxiety disorders.
- It reviews historical methods for determining fundamental fears and proposes new criteria based on logical and empirical evidence to better assess if fear of the unknown truly plays a central role.
- The conclusion offers suggestions for future research and theoretical development in both clinical and nonclinical settings to deepen understanding of core fears like fear of the unknown.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@Dejify There are various articles on fear of the unknown otherwise known as fundamental fear, one which I find particularly interesting is “fear of the unknown: one fear to rule them all” by R. Carleton. 2016
https://t.co/jdnoks6aak Sisyphus 55 coming in clutch
@iamandy1987 Fear of the unknown : One fear to rule them all?
type of shi i've been into https://t.co/dmwPRjnPuP
The "Jonah Complex." Why You Fear Your Own Potential https://t.co/6Av22Tqd7r via @YouTube
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https://t.co/jdnoks6aak Sisyphus 55 coming in clutch
youtu.be/JXHDAuuicBs
@APompliano For this week like many weeks before, my personal favourite and holy bible is Carleton's "Fear of the Unknown: One fear to rule them all?" https://t.co/GpiUYW4sx9
@iamandy1987 Fear of the unknown : One fear to rule them all?
@Dejify There are various articles on fear of the unknown otherwise known as fundamental fear, one which I find particularly interesting is “fear of the unknown: one fear to rule them all” by R. Carleton. 2016