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Search for "autophobia" yields "there's no page for this." Search on <answers.com> yields the page in the following attachment: please note the last 2 lines: autophobia Suffer From Autophobia?Simple Breakthrough Program To Overcome Your Autophobiacure-fear.com/1/Autophobia_.php Science and Technology Dictionary Directory > Science > Science and Technology Dictionary autophobia (′öd·ə′fōb·ē·ə) (psychology) Abnormal fear of one's self or of being alone. Wikipedia Directory > Reference > Wikipedia autophobia Autophobia is an abnormal and persistent fear of loneliness, of being alone. A fear of solitude. Sufferers from autophobia may experience anxiety even though they realize that being alone does not threaten their well-being. Autophobics may worry about being ignored and unloved, or they may worry about intruders, strange noises or the possibility of developing a medical problem. Fear of ones self This is another type of autophobia, essentially an irrational fear of oneself, basically intense self-fear that is groundless. This can sometimes be illustrated as an individual with opposing split personalities, pacifist/violent, A-Type,B-Type, etc... Word anatomy The word "autophobia" is derived from two Greek words: "autos" (self) and "phobos" (fear) = literally, self-fear, fear of oneself. "Autos" has given us many English words such as "automatic" and "automotive" (self-moving) and "autonomy" (self-governing). And "phobos" has bequeathed us a vast number of phobias such as "claustrophobia" (fear of closed places) and "acrophobia" (fear of heights) The Band The 4 piece alternative-rock band Autophobia hailing from Northfield, Minnesota, consists of Daniel Lohmann, Paul Johnson, Colin Watkins, and Tylor Martinson. The band has been together since 2004, and has released one album, "Stay Awake", which is available on iTunes music store. References http://www.medterms.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=12196 (cited) This entry is from Wikipedia, the leading user-contributed encyclopedia. It may not have been reviewed by professional editors (see full disclaimer)
It's been deleted on the wiki itself. Mirrors will take time to catch up. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Log/delete&page=Autophobia
