Fear Now Explained Better Through a Video

A new video has been put up by a science organisation to better explain why we react to fear. Abigail Marsh, associate professor of psychology at Georgetown University, said that fear is the expectation or the anticipation of possible harm and that people know that their body is highly sensitive to possibility of threat, so there are multiple pathways that bring that fear data into the brain. She said that the nerves in their ears that transduce that sound ...