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Understanding Paranoia: Fear of Persecution and Mental Health
A person with a fear of being persecuted for various reasons is a paranoiac. Paranoia is a mental illness characterized by delusions of persecution, often accompanied by anxiety, fear, and anger. People with paranoia may believe that they are being watched, followed, or plotted against, and may become increasingly isolated and distrustful of others.Panic Attacks - Related Articles
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