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    Fear is something all humans face. It is something that applies to everyday life everyone is afraid of something. While writing Veronica Roth explores a theme of fear in the novel Divergent, using character, plot and setting. They all work together to make the theme of fear come out. Roth uses Tris to explore the ideas of fear and bravery. Throughout this book there are many things that happen to Tris (the main character). By having the main character question what really is fear Roth forces the…

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    Definition Of Courage

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    etc., without fear; bravery.” Here courage is describe as something that comes from the mind or spirit without any fear whatsoever. For one to be courageous, one must face their fears not have any fear at all. Fear is something that everybody face at some point and time in their life. Courage exist in all of us because no one is fearless. There is no hero or courageous figure that is without fear. Being fearless is not being courageous. One simply must look past or overcome their fears to…

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    result of that, I got rejected right on the spot, making the first rejection in my life , it was a tough moment for me. Well, my goal of overcoming my fear of public speaking during the required time frame actually made me get the job in the next interview. Thus, using my life’s example, you can get one point through, that sooner or later we have to face our fears. In our society, there are different type of people with all sorts of different kinds of fears.This can be portrayed in the novel…

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    Exposure Therapy

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    Imagine floating away into space with nothing to save, or being pulled into the Earth because the gravity is to strong. Sounds funny at first but many people all over the world have this phobia. This phobia is called Barophobia, the fear of gravity or the fear of falling. "....causes a person to feel helpless when faced with thoughts about the forces of gravity." according to a young woman who suffers from Barophobia. Irregular breathing, fast heartbeats, dread, panic, and anxiety just by…

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    Overcoming The Darkness By Accalia Esme When I was a little girl like most kids I found myself afraid of the dark. My uncle told me to punch the dark make it scared of me. I remember thinking 'Seriously? What is he thinking? You can't punch darkness.' It was my aunt who told me to close my eyes and imagine a light inside me that would chase away the dark. Both are really good advice. When you are feeling depressed it feels like the world is all dark. Colors don't shine as bright if at…

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    The Evolution Of Fear

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    your heart sends shivers all down your spine. A mind young as yours doesn’t feel the longing fear of your family or your career, but you do have the basic instincts that have lived with human nature for centuries. Feeling threatened, the ancient instincts run through your child self and make you fear for your life. Your “monster under the bed” has sparked these fears for your life, but that basic natural fear evolves over time with maturity and knowledge of the modern world you live in. Soon you…

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    Both Zeus and i felt fear towards what would happen if our thoughts were correct, we had to swallow that which we feared so much, so I jumped. For one of the first times in a while I felt it, a genuine fear; Zeus and I both were experiencing the same feeling, dread, but we both knew what needed to be done. I forgot to mention the story; I was in the dells at a quarry, cliff jumping, I was so scared to jump; I felt like I could die if I jumped. So what I did was close my eyes, shut out all…

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    Anxiety worrying intention about future events and fear of current events. These anxiety disorders cannot be narrowed down to one cause but may be from numerous factors such as biological causes, family history, psychological issues, and traumatic life events. Biological factors can cause anxiety problems because it can occur interference with the regulation of neurotransmitters and the chemicals in the brain that transmit signals between cells. Psychological factors that can contribute to the…

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    the Union army. One thing Henry doesn’t expect from the war is the fear that comes with it and the courage it takes. Henry is constantly fighting his inner dragon, but will he defeat it? As the novel goes on, Henry goes through stages in the novel: cowardness, lying, and reflection. By the end of the novel he is no longer the young soldier, but an adult. Henry was thinking about the likelihood of him running away from his fears (being killed in battle) ever since he got there, but no one…

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    Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) refers to extraordinarily intensive fear and anxiety about one or more social situations, which cause clinically significant distress and lead individuals to persistently avoid from essential social interactions such as meeting unfamiliar people, eating among people, performing in front of people (DSM-5, 2013). SAD’s lifetime prevalence is 12.1% and twelve-month prevalence is 6.8%, which is the third most common mental health disorders in the US (http://www.nimh.nih…

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