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A betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery from a U.K. company shows what British betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery are most afraid of. Top of the betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery is heights. Over half of people said they had a betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery of heights. In betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery place was a fear of snakes. The third biggest fear was betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery speaking. Twenty betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery cent of people were " betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery afraid" of betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery in public. Other things include spiders, mice, injections, blood, flying, and being in betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery spaces. Number 10 on the list was the fear of clowns.

Over 2,000 people answered betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery about common betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery. There were big betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery between men and women, and betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery old and young people. The researchers said not everyone is "created betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery when it comes to fears". Women were afraid of more betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery than men. Spiders scare a betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery of men and about betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery of women. Young people are more afraid of public speaking. Older betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery are betweendifferencesequalfearhalflistmorepeopleperphobiaspublicquestionssecondsmallspeakingsurveythingsthirdvery afraid of heights.