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Anonymous users2024-02-09Newborn children are also afraid of snakes when they see them" This statement is not true, newborn children are not afraid of snakes, and their fear of snakes is acquired. Watson's little Albert experiment was done to verify this, proving that not only can one learn to fear snakes, but also rabbits. "Man's fear of snakes is biologically genetically prescribed", the exact meaning of this sentence is:
And "to be able to quickly identify things that are meandering and crawling" and other universal functions, rather than specific functions such as "snake", so this gene alone will not work, and it must be matched with an important external condition: "snakes are meandering and crawling, and if they attack people, they usually pose a life-threatening situation." "That's it.
When a person first sees or hears that someone has been bitten by a snake or almost died, or even hears or sees other people afraid of snakes, he learns to be afraid of snakes. On the other hand, the vast majority of people may not have seen a rabbit bite a person to death for a while in their lives, nor have they seen anyone else afraid of rabbits, so no one is afraid of rabbits. <>
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Be. Being a living being is made of fear and this is life, unless it is a dead thing. It's all because of the threat to one's own life, and it's a system refraction of performance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Fear is because you don't understand!
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Anonymous users2024-02-06In life, some people are afraid of caterpillars, some people are afraid of cauliflower, some people are afraid of the sound of erhu playing, and some people are afraid of darkness. Some fears are common, for example, girls are afraid of the dark or caterpillars, but some of them sound strange, such as some people are afraid of eating cauliflower, some people shiver when they hear the bell in the auditorium, and so on. These fears may sound like they can't be beaten together, and we Futong found that everyone's fears are different.
The common denominator is that each of us has our own fears.
So what's going on here?
The answer to this question also needs to begin with a classic psychological experiment: the psychologist Watson's fear of forming Albert Jr.'s lack of Tanshi (this experiment is unethical, and it is now forbidden to do so).
Watson plays with a toddler and a guinea pig. At first, the toddlers do not have any fear of mice and get along well. Then, suddenly, there was a noise, the mouse was scared away, and the child was scared to cry.
After repeating this many times, the result is that the child has a fear when he sees the guinea pig. Later, it evolved into an uncomfortable feeling when a child sees something white.
This is one of the classic psychological conditioning experiments. The results of the experiment prove that our fears are acquired.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Yes, fear is a human instinct, and human fear is born with a muffled voice, this is a human instinct. People's fear is not in the unknown, but not in certainty. Human fear is innate, it is human instinct.
The essence of fear is the unknown, the unknown is the source of fear, and the root of fear lies in the unknown. Man's fear is the uncertainty of what is not yet known. The root of fear lies in the unknown.
The unknown is the source of fear. Human fear is innate, it is human instinct. The root of fear is the unknown, the unknown, people are afraid of the unknown, and people are afraid of the unknown.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04One is the fear of being threatened, and the other is the fear of inexplicability, and the only way to overcome it is to overcome it.
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If you want customers to have a sense of fear of driving, first of all, you must know that driving is very safe, if you drive normally, basically there will be no problems, so as long as you follow the rules of driving to drive in a safe place, there will be no mistakes at all, you have to know this. <>
First of all, this is a common problem that badminton novices encounter. Let's analyze it first, if the opponent wants to kill the ball, then he will either kill the left and right sidelines, or chase the ball, through the understanding of the opponent, you should know his killing habits. When he comes in and all you have to do is anticipate it. >>>More
Why does the brain sometimes think about a problem all the time, afraid that something is happening, and be anxious, worried, afraid, fearful? I don't know the true face of Lushan, only because I am in this mountain, all human behaviors and feelings are the activities of my own brain, human beings (including animals) in order to survive and continue must have a sense of anxiety to protect themselves, the higher the IQ, the more these characteristics are, this is the instinct of evolution, all the worries and fears of human beings are based on this instinct, irresistible, the root of various neuroses such as obsessive-compulsive disorder is also based on this instinct, everyone's living environment, growth experience, and knowledge level are different, so everyone is worried, Fear is also different, and each person's different time may be different, in fact, this is the focus of everyone's brain at this moment (excitement), but this is irrational, people's emotional feelings rely on the brain's sensibility rather than rationality, so people who can't convince themselves are painful, not that they understand this truth rationally.
Physical prostration, that is, poor health, will hallucinate. Go to the hospital to get some tonic injections and prescribe some tonic medicine.