Claim: Certain areas in the brain such as the brain that controls emotion and the part of the brain are immediate and appear to control the physical response to fear. Evidence: Julia Layton explains there are two paths involved in the fear response: The low road is quick and messy while the high road takes a more exact understanding of events. Analysis: This shows that Fear can interrupt process in our brain that allows us to controls feelings of love, hate, fear, etc.. read nonverbal signals and other information presented to us. Evidence: John Ampanelli once said, “It's been said that fear exists only in one place: your mind.” Analysis: This is helpful for understanding the idea to reflect before acting, and act having to do with right
