Phonophobia

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Fear of noises or voices or one's own voice; of telephones.

Some experts in psychology believe that similar evolutionary or adaptationist arguments can help to explain certain human behavioural and anxiety disorders, including phobias. Strictly speaking, in order for evolutionary or adaptationist theories to be credible, it would be necessary to demonstrate that behavioural disorders are genetically controlled. Psychologists who support the theories take as their starting point the widely accepted view that the generation of anxiety or fear in the appropriate circumstances (for example, danger), is of survival value to an individual and to a species.

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Phobia of different kinds
Gynophobia Glossophobia Genophobia Haphephobia Heliophobia Hemaphobia Hexakosioihexe kontahexaphobia Hippopotomonstro sesquippedaliophobia Hydrophobia Hypnophobia Russophobia Scopophobia Paraskavedek atriaphobia Ichthyophobia Judeophobia Lachanophobia Lygophobia Mysophobia Monophobia Musophobia Necrophobia Neophobia Nyctophobia Ophidiophobia Ornithophobia Osmophobia Pyrophobia	Papaphobia Pathophobia Pediophobia Peladophobia Pentheraphobia Phalacrophobia Phasmophobia Philophobia Phobophobia Photophobia Phonophobia Pogonophobia Polyphobia Selachophobia Sinophobia Taphephobi Technophobia Thanatophobia Theophobia Tocophobia Toxiphobia Triskaidekaphobia Trypanophobia Xanthophobia Xenophobia Zemmiphobia Zoophobia

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