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What Is Fear?

Fear is one of the most 1. basic human emotions. It is programmed BASE

into the 2. nervous system and works like an instinct. From the time NERVE

we're infants, we are equipped with the 3. survival instincts necessary SURVIVE

to respond with fear when we sense a 4. dangerous situation or feel DANGER

5. unsafe. Fear helps to protect us. It makes us alert to danger and SAFE

prepares us to deal with it. Feeling 6. frightened is very 7. natural FRIGHTEN/NATURE

and 8. helpful in some situations. Fear can be like a 9. warning, a signal HELP/WARN

that cautions us to be 10. careful. CARE

Some fears are 11. normal during childhood. That's because fear can be NORM

a 12. natural 13. reaction to feeling unsure because much of what children NATURE/REACT

experience is new and 14. unfamiliar. Young kids often have fears of FAMILIAR

the dark, being alone, 15. strangers, and monsters or other 16. scary STRANGE/SCARE

17. imaginary creatures. School-aged kids might be afraid when it's IMAGINE

18. stormy. Some kids are more 19. sensitive to fears and may have STORM/SENSE

a tough time overcoming them. As they grow and learn, with the

support of adults, most kids 20. slowly outgrow these fears. SLOW

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