What is embarrassment phobia? Causes of embarrassment phobia

Embarrassment phobia is one of many types of phobias. It is a psychological disease. The causes of this disease include obsessive-compulsive psychology, the patient's fear of taking responsibility, and the patient's mental development is not mature enough.

Generally speaking, patients with embarrassment phobia lack independent thinking, have weak self-awareness, are afraid of taking responsibility, and choose to escape when faced with setbacks. Severe embarrassment phobia patients will panic when faced with choices, and may even experience physical symptoms such as increased heartbeat, rapid breathing, and sweating.

What causes embarrassment phobia?

There are many reasons for fear of embarrassment, the main ones are as follows:

1. Obsessive-compulsive psychology

Generally speaking, patients with choice phobia tend to be perfectionists in character. They are also very demanding of themselves. In their cognition, one is one, two is two, black is black, white is white, and there is no middle value.

2. Not daring to take responsibility

Making a choice means making a decision, and making a decision requires bearing the consequences. However, some patients are afraid of taking responsibility and therefore afraid of making a choice.

3. Personality reasons

Some patients with decision phobia are highly dependent and lack autonomy. They hesitate easily and don't know how to make choices. Over time, they will become afraid when they see themselves having to make a choice.

4. Mental development is not mature enough

These patients are mentally immature, refuse to grow up, are unwilling to take responsibility, and only hope to grow under the protection of others.