What are you actually afraid of.
Do you have a phobia? Use our fear profile tool to explore exactly what you are afraid of. Rate activities for how difficult they would be, and get unique insights that help you understand your fear.
Map your fears.
Discover deeper understanding of your fear.
Rate how situations feel
Go through a short, varied set of everyday situations and rate how much each one would impact you.
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Our one-of-a-kind algorithm find patterns and themes across the activities you rate.
See what stands out
Gain unique insights into yourself, share you results, compare with your friends, and learn what to do next.
Get unique insights about your fear
The Fear Profile rates a range of situations and shows which themes your fears share, so you know which fear to work on first.
Build my Fear ProfileArachnophobia
Arachnophobia is an intense, persistent fear of spiders (and often other arachnids such as scorpions) that is out of proportion to any real danger they pose.
Take the test →Fear of snakesAnimalsOphidiophobia
Ophidiophobia is a marked fear of snakes that triggers anxiety even in situations where encountering one is very unlikely.
Take the test →Fear of dogsAnimalsCynophobia
Cynophobia is an intense fear of dogs that goes beyond ordinary caution and can make everyday life difficult in a world full of dogs.
Take the test →Fear of vomitingHealth and bodyEmetophobia
Emetophobia is an intense fear of vomiting, seeing others be sick, or feeling nauseous, that can dominate daily decisions about food, places, and people.
Take the test →Fear of bloodHealth and bodyHemophobia
Hemophobia is a fear of blood that, unlike most phobias, can cause blood pressure to drop and lead to fainting.
Take the test →Fear of needlesHealth and bodyTrypanophobia
Trypanophobia is an intense fear of needles and injections that can lead people to delay or avoid important medical care.
Take the test →Fear of germsHealth and bodyMysophobia
Mysophobia is an excessive fear of germs and contamination that can drive repeated washing, cleaning, and avoidance.
Take the test →Fear of heightsSituationsAcrophobia
Acrophobia is an intense fear of heights that can trigger panic on balconies, bridges, ladders, or even looking out of tall windows.
Take the test →Fear of flyingSituationsAerophobia
Aerophobia is a fear of flying that can cause intense anxiety before and during air travel, or lead people to avoid flying altogether.
Take the test →Fear of enclosed spacesSituationsClaustrophobia
Claustrophobia is a fear of enclosed or confined spaces, such as elevators, tunnels, MRI scanners, or crowded rooms.
Take the test →Fear of thunder and lightningSituationsAstraphobia
Astraphobia is an intense fear of thunder and lightning that can cause significant distress during storms.
Take the test →Fear of situations that are hard to escapeSituationsAgoraphobia
Agoraphobia is a fear of situations where escape might be difficult or help unavailable if panic strikes, such as crowds, transport, or being far from home.
Take the test →Fear of social situationsSocialSocial anxiety
Social anxiety (social phobia) is an intense fear of being judged, embarrassed, or scrutinized in social or performance situations.
Take the test →Fear of dentistsOtherDentophobia
Dentophobia is a fear of dental visits and procedures that can lead people to avoid the dentist and harm their oral health.
Take the test →Not sure which one?I don't know
Not sure which fear fits? Build your Fear Profile and see which fears stand out for you.
Build your Fear Profile →Phobia Severity Scale
A short 10-question self-check that reflects how strongly phobia symptoms have affected you over the past week.
Take the test →OCI-RAbout 3 minutesOCD Inventory
An 18-question self-check covering common obsessive-compulsive experiences such as checking, washing, and intrusive thoughts.
Take the test →DTSAbout 3 minutesDistress Tolerance Scale
A 15-question scale measuring how well you tolerate uncomfortable emotions, with higher scores meaning greater tolerance.
Take the test →What is fear, and why do we have it?
Simple guides to phobias, anxiety, and how the brain creates fear, and why it's not your fault.
Do I have a phobia? How to tell
A normal fear and a phobia can feel similar in the moment. The difference is in how intense, automatic, and life-shaping the fear is.
Read more →When does a fear become a phobia?
Fear becomes a phobia when it is excessive, persistent, and drives avoidance that interferes with your life.
Read more →Why are we afraid? The science of fear and phobias
Fear is an ancient survival system. Phobias form when that system learns the wrong lessons and avoidance keeps them in place.
Read more →Phobia vs anxiety vs fear: what is the difference?
Fear is a response to a present threat, anxiety is worry about a future one, and a phobia is an intense fear tied to a specific trigger.
Read more →How are phobias treated?
The most effective treatment for phobias is gradual, supported exposure that teaches your brain the feared thing is safe.
Read more →Start facing your fear.
Exposure Games turns graded exposure into small, playable games, so you can start small and go at your own pace. Interactive, engaging recovery.
Bia turns your result into a recovery plan.
Bia is the phobia recovery app: a personalized, step-by-step plan built on graded exposure, the most effective treatment there is for specific phobias. Go at your own pace, or alongside a therapist.
Explore Bia- A recovery plan personalized to your specific fear
- Guided lessons and gradual, graded exposure exercises
- Anxiety tracking that shows your progress over time
- On web, iOS, and Android, with adult and child versions
Frequently asked.
Are these tests a diagnosis?
No. These are free self-reflection tools based on well-established questionnaires. They can help you understand how you are feeling, but they cannot diagnose anything and are not a substitute for a doctor or therapist. Only a qualified professional can diagnose a phobia or anxiety condition.
Is my data private?
Yes. We don't share your data with any third parties. See our Privacy Policy for the details.
What should I do with my result?
Use it to reflect, and to help you describe the problem to a professional or start a conversation with family and friends. Phobias are highly treatable, recovery is possible, and you deserve it.
How is this related to Bia?
Phobia Quiz is a free public resource from Bia, the phobia recovery app. The tests and the Fear Profile come from the same tools used inside Bia. We found the fear profile feature in Bia was so helpful, we wanted to make it available to everyone.