Answer:
This attempt to avoid an internal sensation associated with a panic attack is called <u>interoceptive avoidance</u>.
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Explanation:
The population was diverse from the beginning. Since Holland of the day was one of the most prosperous and desirable places in the world, a limited number of Dutch were attracted across the ocean. Instead, people of different nationalities searching for economic opportunities found new hope in New Amsterdam.
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The correct answer is; Tarantism.
Further Explanation:
In both the 15th, 16th, and 17th century people who had mental and psychological illness would do bizarre things in the public. They would start dancing when there was no music, this was called "Tarantism."
In those days, they did not have modern doctors and psychologists that we have now. The people in the towns, where people suffered from this ailment, thought they had been bitten by a tarantula, black widow, or wolf spider.
This was also called "dancing mania" since the people who suffered from this would dance manically in the town square. This was common in Italy.
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