Fear is very useful to us as humans. It is vital to feeling the response and emotional danger to protect ourselves from legitimate threats.
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With COVID-19 still among us, many of us have been caught up in a pandemic of terrifying headlines.
- Mind & Brain
Haunted House Researchers Investigate the Mystery of Playing with Fear
by Psychregby PsychregNew research reveals that horror entertains us most effectively when it triggers a distinct physical response.
While many might assume that, as lockdown measures ease and we return to our workplaces, so too will our fears about the coronavirus itself.
- Mental Health Stories
The Devil We Knew: American Depression and Fear
by Elsie Ramseyby Elsie RamseyAs we recover from this as a nation, we find ourselves at the height of another crisis.
- Positivity & Lifestyle
Fear: You Have More Control of Your Life than You Can Ever Imagine
by Chris Lairdby Chris LairdFear is something that can have a powerful grip on us.
Cognitive behavioural therapy has shown that exposing ourselves to our fears is effective in freeing us.
With a positive approach, I know that we can turn our fear into power.
Scaring oneself and others triggers emotion and dysregulation; this is also what we sometimes find with adults liking horror films.
Fear is an emotion that science has proven to be basic to all human beings from birth; regardless of race, culture, or any other socio-economic factors.
- Positivity & Lifestyle
You Can Conquer Your Anxiety Through Self-Discipline
by Alla Abdinby Alla AbdinIf we were in control of everything in life, we’ll do a miserable job at it.
Is fear holding you back and keeping you from stepping into your brilliance?