Answer:
A. Specific Phobia.
Explanation:
Specific phobias which is popularly known as simple phobias as they can be linked to an identifiable cause that may not frequently occur in the everyday life of an individual, such as snakes. These are therefore not likely to affect day-to-day living in a significant way. Social anxiety and agoraphobia are known as complex phobias, as their triggers are less easily recognized. People with complex phobias can also find it harder to avoid triggers, such as leaving the house.
Answer:
b. Panic disorder
Explanation:
In "What About Bob", Bob indicates that "when I want to go out I get weird. I get dizzy spells. Nausea. Cold sweats. Hot sweats. Fever blisters. Difficulty breathing". This is evidence for a diagnosis of panic disorder.
Panic disorder is an anxiety disorder that is characterized by episodes of panic when the affected individual want to carryout certain activities, it includes increased breathing and palpation, nausea, and sweating.
