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    The fear of Communism has long lived in the hearts of Americans‚ proud of their democratic domain. This fear came about after World War One‚ and came to be known as the Red Scare. Right wing government officials used this paranoia in order to prosecute thousands of left wing activists. This ordeal reemerged after World War Two had ended‚ the Second Red Scare had started. A leading politician of the prosecution of many leftist during the Second Red Scare was senator Joseph McCarthy. McCarthy fed

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    Fear: Corruption that Aids Us Is fear just an emotion that points out the weakest areas in our life? The emphasis of fear has corrupted dreams and hopes. Some people avoid its destruction‚ but they only choose to depict the origin of its one-sided enemy. Fear is considered as a threat to our own life’s future; fear also can be considered as assistance to our opportunities. Fear has affected the most potential individuals in society. It creates negative thoughts that something bad will happen

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    all symptoms of fear. Fear is different for everyone‚ and it comes in all different kinds of forms. Whether the fear may be heights‚ clowns‚ or death everyone is scared of something. People can either allow fear to hold them back or choose to subdue it. But choosing to conquer one’s fear is easier said than done. Overcoming fear is one of the hardest things to do. This is why most of the time fear holds people back from truly living to the fullest. When I researched the word fear in the Oxford English

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    Fear can act as an extremely powerful motive in the subconscious mind. We tend to interpret having fear as being scared of something like the dark‚ for example. But this is not its only effect. Fear can act as a subconscious control over the mind. It can influence your actions and drive you to do things against people whom were once your friends. This can cost dearly in both your happiness and your reputation. When the boys first arrived at the island they were all nice British school boys who followed

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    is fear a harmful emotion? And how should people respond when confronted by fear? Fear as described in the dictionary as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous likely to cause pain or a threat. In my Opinion fear can be taken two ways it can be a good thing or bad thing. Fear is a emotional response induced by threat fear can lead us to hide or run away or freeze in our shoes. Fear can stop us from doing things that we as a person are afraid‚ something

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    Fear: the mere sight of the word makes some of us cringe. It is a feeling we have all dealt with at one time or another. It is something that we first experience as children‚ and are conditioned to respond to in many different ways. Some of us live in constant fear; of accidents‚ of bad people doing us harm‚ or of physical ailments. Others simply take things as they come in life‚ whether they are good or bad things. In the dictionary‚ fear is defined as: "a feeling of agitation or anxiety caused

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    Anon Fear is a distressing state of mind aroused by impending danger‚ evil‚ and even mental pain. The idea of fear is greater than fear itself. It is an emotion that we subconsciously create‚ it is the emotion evoked by the idea of believing illusions‚ lies and false information. Fear is what drives us to execute actions that we would never normally do‚ unrestrained from the presence of fear we act with morality‚ thought and discipline. In Things Fall Apart written by Chinua Achebe‚ fear is evident

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    Fear is ever present. It can be found in any place at any time on the Earth‚ from a scuba diver at the bottom of an ocean to a skydiver‚ miles away from the ground. As humans‚ it is our one and only instinct‚ and it drives everything the human race does. Fear is the one word that can be found inside of every being on this planet. As such‚ in an advanced society such as the society found in the USA‚ fear is widespread. While it may not be evident to those outside of the country‚ it is a cause of considerable

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    Fears and Phobias Opinion Paper “A strong dislike of flying is a fear‚ whereas a pathological fear (an intense‚ uncontrollable‚ unendurable‚ physical fear) is considered to be a phobia” (Rob Kelly). Not many people know the difference between fears and phobias neither did I until I began researching for my project. Many people have fears such as a fear of mice or a fear of the dentist. For some people there fears are very minor but what happens when a fear takes over a person’s entire life and disrupts

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    Ignorance is the root cause of fear. The Webster dictionary defines fear as "the emotion experienced in the presence or threat of danger". We fear whatever we perceive as potentially threatening our physical or psychological well-being. With almost no conscious thought‚ we constantly categorize things‚ either as safe or as threatening‚ based on our knowledge of the world and previous experiences. Our judgment is far from infallible‚ though. More often than not‚ the anxiety we feel is irrational

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