Fear on the Brain Reading Flashcard

Front

What do both animals and humans learn to fear from?

Back

Experience and learning from their ancestors.

Front

What part of the brain is primarily responsible for fear?

Back

The limbic system.

Front

What does it mean if something is done in a planned way?

Back

It is deliberate.

Front

What evidence supports the idea that 'fear is not always a bad thing'?

Back

Animals who do not learn to fear are easy prey for hunters.

Front

How can you practice 'deliberate calm'?

Back

When you find yourself in a scary situation, remind yourself what you need to do and focus on that.

Front

What is the role of the limbic system in emotional responses?

Back

The limbic system is involved in processing emotions, including fear.

Front

Define 'deliberate' in the context of actions or decisions.

Back

Deliberate refers to actions that are done consciously and with intention.

Front

How does fear contribute to survival in the animal kingdom?

Back

Fear helps animals avoid danger and increases their chances of survival.

Front

What is the relationship between fear and learning?

Back

Fear can be learned through experiences and can be passed down through generations.

Front

What are some common physiological responses to fear?

Back

Increased heart rate, rapid breathing, and heightened alertness.