Fears are hardwired into the brain in one of three ways: by observing and learning the fears of others as a child; from a traumatic experience, like being attacked by a dog; or by a process known as anchoring, where a person has a fright and the brain links a nearby object to the feeling of fear.
After giving a basic description of my actions that I mostly agreed with, she recounted her feelings of "sheer fright" and how "shifty" I had been acting.
We also found that feelings of worry, fright, drama, concern, and depression could be reduced to one dimension, but this dimension did not have extremely high correlations with other pre-diagnostic variables.
Do this a few times, and you'll banish all feelings of stage-fright.
Ms. Dunford then started an energetic stretching sequence, and later directed participants into pairs to "sculpt" each other's faces, hands and bodies into a physical expression of a "feeling" — loss, fright, pleasure, wonder and doubt.
Uhl feels the occasional pang of fright, but not guilt.
The fright and feeling of strangeness disappeared quite quickly.
But this sense of fright was augmented with complicated feelings of hope and anxiety.
At that moment of fright and disbelief, Mr. Elabnoudy's father broke down, expressing his true feelings for his son as security officers dragged him away and confiscated his papers, including the only manuscript of the letters of a dam worker.
