Dystychiphobia is an intense, irrational fear of accidents. People with dystychiphobia may experience a range of symptoms when they think about, see, or are in situations where accidents could occur.
Impulse
Avoiding activities perceived as risky, such as driving, sports, or certain types of travel. Abberance (ABE) increases by 1 from the source of fear.
Disorder
In addition to trait intensity behaviors: Overwhelming fear or panic at the thought of being in an accident. Abberance (ABE) increases by 3 (instead of 1) from the source of fear.
Physical Symptoms
Rapid heartbeat, sweating, trembling, shortness of breath, nausea, or dizziness.
Intrusive Thoughts
Persistent and distressing thoughts about potential accidents and injuries.
Emotional Distress
Deep feelings of dread and helplessness in situations that may result in an accident.