People are afraid, they fear for their lives and, perhaps more significantly, are afraid of losing a way of life.
In addition, the results of the Brief-FNE scale suggested that both European American and Chinese participants were significantly more afraid of negative evaluation from their advisors than from the other faculty members (European Americans: 2.56±0.44 vs. 2.24±0.39, t(1,19) = 3.482, p = 0.0025; Chinese: 3.38±0.73 vs. 2.41±0.66, t(1,19) = 5.265, p<0.001).
According to the study, those whose minds were elsewhere while being taught certain concepts, like what a virus is and numbers, are at a significantly greater risk of being afraid of catching Ebola than people who were paying even scant attention.
Similarly, those people who were very afraid of going to the dentist had significantly more missing teeth in the mandibular arch than those people who were not afraid, were a little afraid or were quite afraid of going to the dentist.
However, PHR group patients were significantly more afraid to ask questions of doctors than control group patients (21% vs. 4%, p=0.01).
Children with low knowledge had significantly higher odds of having DMFT≥1, not using fluoridated toothpaste, and being afraid of going to the dentist due to possible pain.
"They are afraid of competition, they are afraid of development".
Dan's afraid to because Dan's afraid of everything.
"I'm afraid, afraid of the war.
"I was afraid of starvation, terribly afraid.
