Accordingly, we regularly observe groups of P. mexicana (and other poeciliids) in close proximity to groups of C. salvini in their natural habitat, where mollies typically would not show any obvious fright responses even towards large, adult predators.
Other theories have them leaping to escape predators or as a startle-and-fright response -- both unlikely for a fish that is usually the biggest in the neighborhood.
Theoretically, the classically conditioned signs of fright in response to the initially neutral signal have a motivating function.
Adele's observation is a common response to stage fright.
Other judicial opinions have described scenes resembling military raids on compounds, and the description of the consequences of those invasions is unnerving -- fires from flash-bang explosives causing serious injuries to innocent occupants, and extensive damage to property, to say nothing of the fright, terror, and potential violent responses by startled occupants.
Recently, I was able to chat on the phone with Monoxide Child and we talk about the Fright Fest shows, their face paint, the response to The Darkness, and what to expect from their next album.
In a study of patients with cancer, the most frequent responses were shock (54%), fright (46%), acceptance (40%), sadness (24%,) and "not worried" (15%) [ 22]. "To be informed by your doctor" was considered important by 100% of mothers.
Fright wigs, frightening women and frightful acting.
Stage fright involves a sudden involuntary cessation of body movement, usually in response to a stimulus of fear related to public speaking.
The first phase of the stress response is considered the "alarm reaction" or the "fight-fright-or-flight" response, which involves the rapid activation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) that causes the release of epinephrine and norepinephrine from the adrenal medulla.
