''WIRED FOR FEAR'' REVIEW

   When we feel fear, what causes a boost in our blood pressure and heart rate?

What is the question above asking you?

• What causes our blood pressure and heart rate to change when we feel fear?

• Why is fear important?

• Why do we feel fear?

• What is heart rate and blood pressure?

The main purpose of the video is to —

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• What is the reason people will watch this video?

• Why are videos better than articles?

• What is the main idea of the video?

• What does the video lack?

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The amygdala is also known as —

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• What is another name for the amygdala?

• How does the amygdala work?

• Why is the amygdala important?

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In the video, the model of the brain best helps the viewer understand the —

What is this question referring to?

• What is the color and texture of the brain?

• What are the function and structure of the brain?

• In the video, what does the brain model help you understand better?

• What are the emotional responses of the brain?

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According to the video, cells called neurons do what job in the fear response?

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• Do Neurons store memories related to fear?

• What do neurons do when we feel fear?

• Why are neurons irrelevant to the fear response?

• Why are neurons relevant to the fear response?

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Which statement best describes the way the video portrays a person encountering a threat?

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• How does the video show a person reacting to danger?

• How does the video depicts a person ignoring the threat entirely?

• How does the video shows a person happily assessing the situation?

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If something that first appeared as a threat turns out to be a false alarm, what will the body likely do?

What is this question asking of you?

• What will your body do when threatened?

• Why does the body react to fear?

• When your body thinks there's danger but then finds out there's no danger at all, what does your body do next?

• The body will go into a state of panic.

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The video shows how the threat alert helps the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and amygdala to —

What is this question asking?

• How does the amygdala deal with fear?

• Why are these parts of the brain important to us?

• What does this danger warning help hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and amygdala do?

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The video describes the brain and body’s reaction to a possible sign of danger. Label the steps in the order in which they occur. The first step will be labeled 1, and the last will be labeled 5

What is this question asking you to do?

• To label the steps in order according to the video.

• To find the most important step in the brain's process.

• To find the least important step in the brain's process.

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At the end of the video, when the illustrations show the man walking along the path, which two moods does the music help create?

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• What moods are created by the video

• What tone is created by the video?

• Why genre of music is used in the video?

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