An example of response modalities comprising the item 'facial expression' is 0 = relaxed face; 1 = concerned face; 2 = face sometimes grimacing; 3 = frightened, face contorted with pain.
Frightened faces peer at you from windows when you ring the doorbell of a shoppe, and there is no sound save the hysterical scuffle as they secrete every sequin and ostrich plume under the concrete of the cellar floor.
Ina has only two memories of Crystal City: staring up into her parents' frightened faces from a Japanese basket, or korii, and later celebrating on a train as they left in July 1946 with just $25 each.
Human and non-human primates possess a remarkable capacity for dedicating spatial attention to emotionally important visual stimuli ranging from evocative paintings, to wine bottles associated with past pleasures, to frightened faces that reveal looming threats.
After reading The Frightened Face of Nature, it struck me that Knight's publishers were perhaps afraid to publish the manuscript, given that it is at times controversial.
The Frightened Face of Nature reflects on the first fifty years of the 20th century and Knight pulls no punches in predicting how the century would end if man's advances continued unchecked.
A subsequent chapter of Frightened Face of Nature is entitled The Age of Science, and the following extract sums up his thoughts: "By all means let man use his great powers to invent new devices; let him give of his best to see that all shall benefit from his genius in curing, healing, and housing those in want.
As far as Ukip are concerned, we are not frightened to face up to this 'fear of others' argument they make".
I can't count the number of people who reached out to me Election Night to ask, "Will we be okay?" "WTF and what now?" " How did this happen?" "How do we survive this unthinkable outcome?" "I'm too frightened to face the future, what do I do with that?" You get the idea.
On his website, the piece is accompanied by a poem of the same title, which contains parallel sentiments including: "It is frightening to look at the face of our animal side laid bare by comfortable excess; the spoils of its aggression". What do you think, readers?
