Phobias

2. A form of psychosurgery.
4. The drug that reduces the activity of adrenaline and nor-adrenaline.
6. The term used for treatments that only eliminate symptoms e.g, drugs.
7. The already affected family member who seeks medical attention.
8. What we can look at to see if a phobia is genetic.
10. Where the amygdala is found.
11. The researcher who found that psychosurgery really does work.
12. The researcher who found 64% of blood phobics had a relative with blood phobia.

1. The term for being born with a readiness to fear certain things but an event has to occur for the fear to develop.
3. The drug that stops the re uptake of serotonin.
5. The researcher who found that clinical phobics were rated as non prepared.
9. The researcher who found no difference between beta blockers and placebos.