The correct answer is B. Acrophobia
Step-by-step explanation:
In psychiatry, a phobia is an excessive fear of an object, animal, situation, etc that can be caused by a negative experience or situation. These excessive fears cause distress if the individual is exposed to the object or situation and can even lead to faint or panic attacks. Additionally, as there are different elements that create excessive fear there are also many types of phobias this includes arachnophobia which is the fear of spiders; claustrophobia which is the fear of small spaces; thanatophobia or fear to death; and acrophobia that occurs as there is an excessive fear of heights which makes people have anxiety attacks if they are at high heights, for example, high buildings. Therefore, the fear of heights is known as acrophobia.