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Why do some people feel intense discomfort, anxiety, or even panic in crowded places?
Is it introversion, social anxiety, trauma, or something deeper in the brain?

In this video, we break down the psychology behind why certain people hate crowded places, exploring how the mind processes overstimulation, personal space, and perceived loss of control. You’ll learn how past experiences, personality traits, and neurological responses influence crowd avoidance and why this reaction is far more common than you think.

Whether you avoid busy malls, packed trains, concerts, or social gatherings, this video will help you understand what’s really happening in your mind and how psychology explains it.

Watch until the end to discover:
• The psychological traits linked to crowd avoidance
• How the brain reacts to overstimulation
• The difference between social anxiety and sensory overload
• Why crowds feel threatening to some people
• When discomfort becomes a clinical issue

Understanding the psychology is the first step to managing it.

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