Why are we afraid of things?
A video about the neurobiology of fear.
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Really nice video.. Would like to see more related to fear
Nice video ! There's some way to control fear ? which one of these fear types is the easiest to avoid and control ? Subbed !!
@thisisyourbrainonscience4597
7 жыл бұрын
thanks! well learned fear would probably be the easiest to control. if you can learn it you can most definitely unlearn it. people can develop and get over phobias as well so that would be evidence of controlling fear :) but the mechanics of that would entail a whole video in itself
@OJovemFilosofo
7 жыл бұрын
It would be great to see a video about this :D