Answer:
specific phobia, situation type
Explanation:
In psychology, specific phobia is described as one of the different types of anxiety disorders that produce an irrational or unreasonable fear associated with exposure to a few specific situations or objects. An individual who experiences specific phobia generally avoids or ignores contacting that situation or objects that produce fear and often depicts them.
Situational type phobia involves an individual's fear of a particular situation, for example, driving, flying, being in a closed space, etc.
As per the question, the most likely diagnosis for Martin is a specific phobia (situation type).
