The document discusses three rare phobias: arachnophobia which is a fear of spiders, one of the most common phobias; nyctophobia which is an irrational fear of darkness arising from a distorted perception of threats in the dark; and hipopotomonstrosesquipedaliofobia which is an ironic fear of long words named using an extremely long word.

1. The more rare phobias
GARY DE LA CRUZ, JAIR
ARMIJOS

2.  Arachnophobia - Fear of spiders
 Arachnophobia is disgust and spider phobia. It is
one of the most common phobias, and possibly
the most widespread animal phobia. The
reactions of aracnofóbics often seem
irrational to others, and even the involved
person. They try to stay away from any
site where they believe that live spiders, or
where cobwebs have been observed. If you see a
spider from a distance, they may not enter the
area, though spacious, or at least have to do
before an effort to control her panic.

3. Acluofobia - Fear of the dark
 A phobia is characterized by an irrational fear
of night or darkness. Is generated by a distorted
perception of the brain of what might
happen in the dark.
Although it is very common throughout
the world that individuals can develop excessive
fear of the dark is also true that there is little
research on this topic. The addition is a
bad nyctophobia only associated with children.

4. Hipopotomonstrosesquipedalio
fobia - Fear of long words
 Is defined as a persistent, abnormal and unwarranted fear of long
words.
This long and complicated name derives from
the Greek. "Hipopoto" (large) "monster" (monster) "sesquipedali"
(mutilated form of the Latin "sesquipedalian", that is, big word) and
"phobos" (fear). It is ironic that such a long word is used precisely to
describe the phobia of similar words. To avoid
problems, sometimes more simplysesquipedaliofobia says. This
phobia is characterized by dislike or nervousness at the time in which
the person engages in conversations where they use long words