3 causas ocultas de la TRIPOFOBIA 😱 entiendela por completo

The video explores trypophobia, a fear or disgust of holes or repetitive patterns. It shares personal experiences and discusses theories explaining phobias, including classical conditioning, negative bias, and evolutionary origins. The evolutionary perspective suggests trypophobia may be a survival mechanism to avoid harmful animals or infections. The video concludes with personal reflections on the fluctuating intensity of trypophobia.

What personal experience did the narrator share that triggered their trypophobia?

• A visit to a psychiatric hospital

• Seeing a pattern on a poster board

• Reading a book about phobias

• A conversation with a friend

What did the narrator find on Facebook that contributed to their trypophobia?

• A video of a snake

• Images with hexagonal patterns

• A documentary on insects

• A news article about phobias

How is trypophobia commonly defined?

• Fear of loud noises

• Fear of heights

• Fear of holes or repetitive patterns

• Fear of enclosed spaces

What is a common reaction people with trypophobia might have to certain patterns?

• Joy

• Indifference

• Disgust

• Excitement

Which theory suggests that phobias are learned through negative experiences?

• Negative bias theory

• Classical conditioning

• Evolutionary theory

• Cognitive dissonance

Which hypothesis suggests that phobias might be a result of expecting the worst in situations?

• Classical conditioning

• Social learning theory

• Negative bias theory

• Evolutionary theory

According to the evolutionary hypothesis, why might trypophobia have developed?

• To improve cognitive abilities

• To avoid potential threats like venomous animals

• To enhance social interactions

• To increase physical strength

What kind of patterns are associated with trypophobia according to the evolutionary hypothesis?

• Patterns similar to venomous animals

• Bright and colorful patterns

• Patterns with no contrast

• Patterns with smooth textures

What is one reason the narrator questions the evolutionary hypothesis of trypophobia?

• They experienced trypophobia suddenly without prior fear

• They believe it is purely a learned behavior

• They have never experienced trypophobia

• They think it is a myth

How did the narrator's trypophobia change over time?

• It completely disappeared

• It became more intense

• It diminished but never fully went away

• It turned into a different phobia