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    “us” --the victims, and the audience--the same fear of our fellow man was created. No matter how “other” the tribal peoples were, they were human beings and therefore the horror instilled in viewers was that same horror and introspective confusion created by viewing Funny Games. Like Cannibal Holocaust, Funny Games calls to our attention the human capacity for needless cruelty but it also forces us to examine how we filter and…

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    Everyone has a fear. When we were little, we were afraid of the monsters that lived under our beds; however, when one grows up fear always tends to get in the way. Fear is this adrenaline that runs through ones body not knowing what to do next. People can act upon fear in two ways; run from it or face it. Fear can eventually turn into a phobia. Depending on how progressive your fear is, making one panic, by just seeing someone or hearing about someone who is in an incident that one could be…

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    secret that the news media is not unbiased. The way the news media presents stories, especially stories about crime, creates fear and reduces the chances for the viewer to empathize with the offender on screen. This can lead to general public fear and harsher views on criminals and the justice system. The news media has a heavy hand on the public is perceptions, as it uses fear tactics and understands how…

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    Nizaiah Anderson Mrs. Barron Honors Literature 9th Wednesday, January 7th "Lord Of The Flies" Fear is a major deciding factor in our life. Fear can range from running for your life to a smaller fear of acceptance, yet without fear, we are less than if not equal to an animal. In the novel "Lord Of The Flies", author William Golding presents the fear of the unknown to be a powerful force in a man's mind. Fear of the unknown is a powerful force, that can cause either hysteria or in some cases…

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    Jaws Suspense Analysis

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    Jaws is an American thriller/suspense that falls into human fears, the fear that people sometimes even do not know they have it until they face it. That blockbuster describes the summer story that turned into disaster and put a fear in a lot of people because of water, but more because of its habitants. So to what genre actually Jaws relates to? A lot of sources describe film Jaws as a thriller and a lot as suspense, however it has the features of both genres. What is a thriller? Thriller is…

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    Separation Anxiety Disorder Separation anxiety disorder (SAD) is characterized by persistent and frequent fears or worries that do not correspond to the norms of normal development (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). There is age inappropriate anxiety when the individual is separated from their attached figure, which causes significant distress and impartment to their life. SAD can causes persistent, excessive, and recurrent distress…

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    Some goals could be losing weight, learning a new language, writing a new book, or streamlining their financial help. It just happens to be that people find it hard to lose their old habits. There are many factors that influence why many people fail to continue their new year resolutions. Some fear that they will not be able to accomplish their goal in the given time while others struggle to find a deeper sense of their goal; but the main point is that people find it hard to maintain a…

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    Fear is described by the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary as "an unpleasant and often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger." Most often, fear has a protective function and is a perfectly healthy and natural response to danger. Many things can cause fear, some of them rational and some irrational. However, as Phil Barker explains in his essay for the website Beyond Intractability, fear can become unhealthy or irrational no matter what the cause. Barker explains that fear…

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    Treatment of Children, 29(2), 219–242. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/42899883. Silove, D., Manicavasagar, V., Curtis, J., & Blaszczynski, A. (1996). Is early separation anxiety a risk factor for adult panic disorder? A critical review. Comprehensive Psychiatry, 37, 167-179. Specific Fears and Phobias in Children and Adolescents. (n.d.). Retrieved April 20, 2016, from…

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    know the full extent of it, but informed them that his father was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and depression. The mother revealed that the maternal side of the family has a history of anxiety and depression, as well. Biological Factors (Walsh, 2009): Jason’s physical appearance appears to be average for his age group. He is on the tall side for height (5 feet, 2 inches). He weighs 117 pounds but does not appear to be unhealthy. His fine motor skills, such as shoe lacing,…

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