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    In Ray Bradbury's short story "A Sound of Thunder" an adventurous trip turns deadly. A professional hunter made a mistake that couldn't be changed. Eckels fear,lack of following directions, and immature actions cause his death. His fear was the root in the problem. I could tell Eckels was in fear because his face became pale and his hands started to shake. He was having scrupple feelings about the situation and wanted to ask for his check back. Eckels also began to question the director…

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    what society calls an onset of a fear that could possibly lead to a phobia. Some say phobia is a tense fear of something that, in reality, poses little or no actual danger or threat to a human. However, when your anxiety gets so serious that it interferes with your work and you start to avoid family and friends and it causes you to not enjoy life, you may be suffering from a form of the common mental disorder. It’s easy to confuse a fear with a phobia because fear is a feeling of anxiousness;…

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    How Fear Works Essay

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    According to the article of ‘How Fear Works’ by Julia Layton (2012), it is stated that fear could be characterized as a general unconscious feeling of unpleasantness or could be more complicated, or complex emotion such as anxiety and externalized fear. Besides, regarding to ‘The Psychology of Fear’, fear could also be phobias which are persistent pathological fears directed towards specific objects and situations (Roy, 2010). When fear comes with reactions of body, it causes strong emotional…

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    One might ask how the topic of fear relates to the liberal arts. Fear, although it manifests itself in physical and physiological symptoms, is an omnipresent force effecting the human race. The symptoms it causes and our responses influence our behavior, thoughts, and decisions. All of which are studied by liberal arts disciplines. To better understand the human response to fear, it helps to understand the body’s response. When a stimulus that triggers fear is encountered, impulses are sent…

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    The Significance of Fear in Lord of the Flies Many of life’s decisions are dictated by emotions. The expansive range of emotions humans feel are an evolutionary tool to help humans make decisions that will help them survive and live a comfortable life. Out of all of the emotions, only one is powerful and compelling enough to cause the “flight or fight” reaction. Because of this, fear is one of the strongest emotions, and is the one responsible for steering primitive humans away from danger. For…

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    Fear In World War Z

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    do monsters, and the 1930s have in common? Fear. Fear is an unpleasant motion that can be caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous or evil. Film makers and story tellers, during times of great fear, love to introduce that certain fear into their ideas to make the movie and/or book even scarier. Fear has changed over many decades. For example, in today’s current, film World War Z depicts a virus that makes humans into monsters. This fear is that viruses will lead to the…

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    “What we fear of doing most is usually what we most need to do.” The quote centers on a favorable type of fear as so does Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, The Crucible, and The Scarlet Letter. Although fear is perceived as a negative emotion it is an essential component for positive behavior and a catalyst for righteous actions. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God purpose revolves against horrifying christians on the horrors of hell and creating an urgent inceptive to be forgiven from all…

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    Everyone has gotten scared, felt fear. When in fear, your reactions are always natural. Its one of the only times only times you’ll react 100 percent natural to whatever situation you're in. In the hunger games, fear define who the characters are and how they make every decision. It shows everyone reading and watching the hunger games who characters are and how they react. Katniss, the main character of the book grew up in a poor community. How she grew up shaped her into a different person…

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    The image people often conjure up when the word fear is uttered is similar among the many. It is a negative, unwanted, and evil picture which further proves that fear is a negative and harmful emotion because it causes one who is induced with it to make hasty and rash decisions without a second of thought. It is an emotion that works its magic in a way that no other emotion really does, it comes and goes whenever it is called just like any other emotion. However, when it arrives it carries the…

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    My First Fear Analysis

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    The fears I face I face at least one fear a day. My biggest fear would have to be hospitals and needles; sadly I’ve seen a lot of those lately. Learning to face those fears is something that I’ve always had a hard time doing. Doctors tell me that my fear should lessen as I get older but I see it staying the same or getting worse. Fears I feel are something that everyone has. It may be the simple fear of clowns or something serious like dying. I’ve had the same two fears since I started…

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