Title: Fear of Opinions Phobia - Allodoxaphobia
Headings: Fear of Opinions Phobia – Allodoxaphobia
Fear of Opinions Phobia – Allodoxaphobia
Causes of Allodoxaphobia
Symptoms of fear of opinions phobia
Overcoming and treating the fear of opinions

Content: Allodoxaphobia falls under the category rare and unusual social phobias. This phobia can isolate the sufferer greatly and can especially hamper one’s professional life. Causes of Allodoxaphobia
While there are many Americans who fear not being able to voice their opinion, a small portion of the population just does not want to listen to other people’s opinions. The trigger for the opinion phobia is usually same as the triggers of other social phobias: negative or traumatic episodes in the past. Caregivers, teachers or parents are often responsible for triggering the phobia in a growing child. Words of caution or criticism constantly meted out to a child might lead to regular suppression. An abused or traumatized child is also more likely to develop Allodoxaphobia. Usually, passive or sensitive people who fear criticism and reprisals are most likely to suffer from Allodoxaphobia. They might have experienced criticism in school or at work that causes a response triggered by the amygdala (a part of the brain).