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- Claustrophobia is a trait in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on, Old World Blues.
- Claustrophobia is an intense fear of enclosed spaces. Dave Lister of Red Dwarf, the last human being in the galaxy, suffered terribly from the anxiety disorder.
- Claustrophobia was an abnormal fear of having no escape or being stuck in cramped places. During the Clone Wars, it was reported that some of the Galactic Republic's clone trooper displayed symptoms of claustrophobia, a trait inherited from their genetic template, Jango Fett. Other known claustrophobes included the Jedi Knight Kira Carsen, and, to some extent, the plant development specialist Plee.
- "Claustrophobia" is a song written by Barry Gibb, released first as a single in August 1964, then as the sixth track on the Bee Gees' first album The Bee Gee's Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs.
- Claustrophobia is fear of having no escape and being closed in small spaces or rooms. [[File:huge item 01.png]]
- Claustrophobia is the 27th mission in the Japanese version of Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere. It is the seventh mission in the General Resource (I) arc, and is played if the player saves Keith in Stratosphere.
- Fear of confined spaces. The precise definition of a confined space is left up to the GM, but generally anywhere with a ceiling less than 7 feet high, any corridor less than 3 feet wide, or any room less than 5 feet square will cause the character's Cl to be temporarily halved.
- Vala Mal Doran claimed to suffer from claustrophobia when she an Daniel Jackson were trapped in a room in Avalon and it's ceiling began to lower due to a mistake while trying to solve a puzzle (SG1: "Avalon, Part 1") Dr. Rodney McKay told Major Evan Lorne that he suffered from claustrophobia when they were trapped under the rubble on M2S-445. He attempted to combat his claustrophobia by keeping his mind busy looking through Michael's database. (SGA: "Search and Rescue")
- Claustrophobia was the fear of being in enclosed spaces, also known as stir crazy or cabin fever. It was a psychiatric condition known to affect several different species, including Humans and Cardassians. Hoshi Sato noted that a few days confined in the catwalk with the rest of the crew of Enterprise "should cure anyone of claustrophobia". (ENT: "The Catwalk") Walter Baxter explained that his workouts, though he suffered from injuries by these workouts, were the only thing that stood between him and a severe case of cabin fever. (VOY: "Eye of the Needle")
- Crystal Column 1 The tight confines of this hollowed-out column are unfriendly to those who suffer from claustrophobia - and still provide no small amount of discomfort to those without a phobia of cramped spaces. A pale blue light glows from the base of the column. The relatively transparent crystal of the coffin becomes pitch black, like obsidian. Something goes CLICK-CLUNK! And the air within the container seems to grow stale and warm. "Of course you're going to fail, you dumbass," responds a voice in the darkness. It sounds like Aadzrian's.
- Small enclosed spaces. Like bee stings and heights, this is one of those things that unnerve essentially everybody, but, like those two, it also affects some people much more than others. Some people are deathly afraid of enclosed spaces, and anything from being trapped in a stuck elevator to being shut in a closet could cause them to Freak-Out and make being Locked in a Room and Locked in a Freezer ever so much more fun for all involved. Studies show that around 1 in 20 people in the world have severe claustrophobia. For fictional characters, the number is more like 1 in 3. Expect visions of small places getting smaller and smaller until there's no place to breathe, and expect anyone who is revealed to be claustrophobic before the fact to be put into a tight situation eventually.
- Claustrophobia is one of the most common phobias and refers to the fear of being trapped or closed in. It is estimated to affect up to 7% of the population. It generally causes anxiety which can lead to a panic attack. It can manifest in small rooms, cars, tunnels, basements, elevators, caves, MRIs, and even very crowded areas. Claustrophobics are not afraid of small spaces per se, but often become obsessed about what would happen to them if they were trapped in such a situation. In the episode Broken, Stomp suffered from severe claustrophobia which left him unable to function in society.
- It is late afternoon at Kadic, and Ulrich and Odd, among other people, are playing soccer against Herb and Nicholas, among other people. Sissi is watching from the bleachers with Yumi, whilst Jeremie is in his room flirting with Aelita, as usual. Ulrich executes an impressive overhead kick and enables Odd to head the ball into the goal and score, and Sissi screams at Herb and Nicholas for not doing a good job. Suddenly a new kid, Theo Gauthier shows up, and immediately gets interested in Sissi, to Herb's annoyance.
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