Fears and Phobias

immaturity

• tiny brain structure that keeps track of experiences and triggers strong emotions
• the state of not being fully developed or grown

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trigger

• to cause something to start working
• cause something to begin

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turbulence

• in flying, is an interruption in in the flow of wind that causes planes to rise, fall, or sway in a rough way
• the state of being not fully grown or developed

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activate

• cause it to begin
• cause something to start working

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A heading...

• is a kind of title that identifies the topic of the content that follows it 
• additional information that is usually set in a box alongside 

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• is additional information that is usually set in a box alongside or within an article 
• is a kind of title that usually indicates the beginning of a new topic or section within a chapter or article

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• additional information that is usually set in a box alongside or within an article
• is a kind of title that usually indicates the beginning of a new topic

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Feeling fear

• is something you learn to do

• is not a helpful reaction

• starts after the first few years of life

• works like an instinct

under which heading would you expect to find information about what happens in your body when you feel fear?

• how fear works

• fears people have

• fears during childhood

• overcoming phobias

Which of these is a physical response to fear?

• drowsiness

• hunger

• rapid breathing

• thirst