Understanding Fear
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What is the primary purpose of fear?

  • To help us avoid danger (correct)
  • To make us feel more confident
  • To make us feel anxious all the time
  • To make us procrastinate
  • What happens when we feel fear for a long time?

  • We become more confident
  • It can hurt us (correct)
  • We become more relaxed
  • We become more courageous
  • What is the main difference between natural and learned fears?

  • Natural fears are easier to overcome
  • Natural fears are universal, while learned fears are individual (correct)
  • Natural fears are more intense
  • Learned fears are more common
  • What can we do to feel less afraid of something?

    <p>Ask ourselves questions and take action</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the result of doing something repeatedly that we were initially afraid of?

    <p>We become more relaxed and less afraid</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main idea of the passage?

    <p>Fear is a natural and necessary emotion that can be controlled</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    What is Fear?

    • Fear is a natural emotion that helps and hurts us.
    • Fear helps us to survive by warning us of potential dangers, such as a big dog running towards us, which prompts us to move away quickly.

    Purpose of Fear

    • Fear is necessary for our survival, making us more cautious when engaging in activities that can be dangerous, such as swimming in deep water or driving a car fast.

    Types of Fears

    • Some fears are natural and universal, such as loud sounds, falling, and certain animals like snakes and spiders.
    • Most fears, however, are learned behaviors.

    Overcoming Fear

    • To overcome fear, ask yourself two questions: "Why am I afraid of this thing?" and "What can I do about it?"
    • Don't avoid or run from your fears, instead, take action to address them.
    • The more you confront and practice what you're afraid of, the more relaxed and less afraid you'll feel.

    Managing Fear in Everyday Life

    • Fear can hold you back from doing things, such as talking in class or meeting new people.
    • Learn to take control of your fears and take action to overcome them, which will make you feel more confident and less afraid.

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    This quiz explores the concept of fear, its importance in our lives, and how it can both help and harm us. Learn about the role of fear in responding to danger and how it impacts our behavior.

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