Podcast
Questions and Answers
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 1. Gross out: something ______, diseased
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 1. Gross out: something ______, diseased
morbid
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 2. Horror: ______, the shock factor (ex. A giant spider or being grabbed in the dark)
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 2. Horror: ______, the shock factor (ex. A giant spider or being grabbed in the dark)
the unnatural
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 3. Terror: is creepier – it’s the anticipation – the unknown – vagueness – ______
Three Types of Scary Stuff: 3. Terror: is creepier – it’s the anticipation – the unknown – vagueness – ______
ambiguity
Uncanny valley: ⦿ Something is human, but there is something that doesn’t make it entirely ______
Uncanny valley: ⦿ Something is human, but there is something that doesn’t make it entirely ______
Cognitive Dissonance: ⦿ Cognitive (act of perceiving) ⦿ Dissonance (disagreement) ⦿ Two different competing thoughts/beliefs ⦿ ______ = that’s dissonance
Cognitive Dissonance: ⦿ Cognitive (act of perceiving) ⦿ Dissonance (disagreement) ⦿ Two different competing thoughts/beliefs ⦿ ______ = that’s dissonance
Which type of scary stuff is described as the anticipation, the unknown, and vagueness?
Which type of scary stuff is described as the anticipation, the unknown, and vagueness?
What is the term used to describe something that is human, but there is something that doesn't make it entirely human?
What is the term used to describe something that is human, but there is something that doesn't make it entirely human?
What is the term used to describe the disagreement between two different competing thoughts or beliefs?
What is the term used to describe the disagreement between two different competing thoughts or beliefs?
Which type of scary stuff is described as something morbid and diseased?
Which type of scary stuff is described as something morbid and diseased?
Which type of scary stuff is described as the unnatural and the shock factor?
Which type of scary stuff is described as the unnatural and the shock factor?
