Fears and Phobia

Why do we have fears?

• To protect ourselves from danger

• Just for fun

• Just because I said so

• To keep yourself away from strangers

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Someone can ________ fears by getting used to the situation and understanding that the situation is safe.

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Checkbox all the phobias

• Phobophobia

• Arachnophobia

• Nyctophobia

• Relactophobia

If you had a phobia of something how might you feel?

• Dizzy

• Short of breath

• Shakey

• All of these & more

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What is "Ophidiophobia"?

• Fear of animals

• Fear of snakes

• Fear of doctors

• Fear of love

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According to the author, what is the difference between a fear and a phobia?

• Fear and Phobias are the same thing, having the same effect.

• Fear is an intense reaction, that effects your day-to-day life. Phobia is healthy and keeps someone safe.

• You are born with fear and phobia is something you choose.

• Fear can be healthy if it keeps someone safe. A phobia is a more intense reaction, interfering in day-to-day life.

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Read this sentence from paragraph 3. "Fear helps protect us." Which statement from the article supports the idea in this sentence?

• Like all emotions, fear can be mild, medium, or intense, depending on the situation and the person.

• Fear is the word we use to describe our emotional reaction to something that seems dangerous

• A fear can be healthy if it cautions a person to stay safe around something that could be dangerous.

• Young kids often have fears of the dark, being alone, strangers, and monsters or other scary imaginary creatures.

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The section “How Fear Works” is organized in a way that shows —

• the benefits of having fears

• the various reasons why we have fears

• the way the brain and body respond to fear

• the parts of the brain that are affected by fear

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Hydro is the Greek word for “water.” Based on the meaning of the Greek word phobia, what do you think "hydrophobia" means?

• A desire to be in water

• An intense fear of water

• An intense love of water

• A neutral feeling about water

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What purpose does paragraph 13 have in the selection?

• It gives hope to people who suffer from fears.

• It explains in sequential order how to overcome fear.

• It presents arguments against being fearful of situations.

• It describes how people can overcome fears of public speaking.

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