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What is most compelling to you about how "a year after September 11, it was estimated that the area attracted about a million more tourists than the Twin Towers ever drew". Why?

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Identify a time you were in a scary situation with someone, for example a haunted house, did you feel closer to that person after the experience? How?

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There was a survey favorite movies, the data was grouped by age. Justify the reasoning for ages 13-25 having a higher percent to have a favorite movie be horror, when compared to ages 26-49.

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Generalize why humans feel the need to acknowledge and quell such scary feelings?

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In the text it says, ¨“If we have a relatively calm, uneventful lifestyle, we seek out something that’s going to be exciting for us, ¨
Analyze why not all people use horror films. Is it specific to how they are?

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In the text the author says, "Horror films thus appeal to people who like predictability and neat ends" explain why movie makers make it so easy to predict endings.

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After reading the article, what can you conclude the reasoning behind why people like horror films? Use specific evidence.

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Judge why humans do certain things for the thrill or to get a "near death experience."

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In the text it says, "middle-aged and older adults tend not to seek out experiences that make their hearts race" Explain the reasons why adults don't need the scary experiences?

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Evaluate why horror movies tend to not be in peoples lists of favorite movies? However they still do well in the Box Office

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In the text it states "we make sites like concentration camps and Ground Zero [3] tourist destinations" Explain why people are drawn to visiting historic sites like the twin towers, and the concentration camps

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evaluate why older generations do not find horror movies appealing as they get older.

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Predict why horror films are more commonly found entertaining among teens and young adults then to adults and older people

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Explain what specifically humans desire when it comes to observing disaster?

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Why do older people not like horror movies?

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Question why we feel the need to establish a human connection with those in traumatic events.

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What was the reasoning of people being interested in the horror films? Give an example from the text.

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Why do you think that fight or flight response to scary attractions affect our liking to scary attractions?

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How fast does the brain respond to being scared in a safe environment compared to being scared in an unsafe environment?

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Imagine the feeling of being near death, why do you think people like this so much?

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Analyze if the producers of horror movies are leaning there movie ideas more towards the audience of teens and young adults because those are the people who are more interested in scary movies.

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Evaluate the authors ideas. Would you hide or expose your children to scary experiences?

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Distinguish the reasoning for humans to enjoy figuring out death? How to live forever?

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Why is it helpful to experience fear?

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How can experiencing fear help your everyday life?

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In paragraph 4, the author says "The chemicals that are released during fight-or-flight can work like glue to build strong memories (“flashbulb memories”) of scary experiences, and if you’re too young to know the monsters are fake, it can be quite traumatic and something you’ll never forget, in a bad way." Evaluate a reason for why it might be ok to take them to a haunted house?

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The chemicals that are released during fight-or-flight can work like glue to build strong memories (“flashbulb memories”) of scary experiences, and if you’re too young to know the monsters are fake, it can be quite traumatic and something you’ll never forget, in a bad way. pg.2

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family watching a scary movie and little siblings were scared about it

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Saw a trucks tire blew out and it served in all the lanes .

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When I was driving the Car in front of a semi spun out and landed in the ditch

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I feel that i like horror movies becsaue i find humer in them

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My dad this past summer, while i was at a summer camp, got in a car crash. His car got totaled because someone wasn't paying attention

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During a trip to to Texas there was a bad accident and there was a car that had been flipped over and totaled. Even though the car was out of the way people still slowed down to watch and stare at the accident.
-Diego Alva

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Evaluate the causes of genetic fear and natural born fear.

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The author talks about how we like to be scared, just for the thrill of it. Evaluate the reasoning why terror is teenagers greatest emotion.

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Evaluate why after a scary movie people get a self confidence?

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Evaluate why people feel the need to seek out thrills?

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In paragraph 7 it says " We want to imagine a life that goes on after we die. Or better yet, figure out a way to live forever. Again, though, that would violate the laws of nature and is therefore terrifying." Analyze the difference between our brains appealing to something scary, but being absolutely terrified to know what happens after life.

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What part of our brain tells us to stop and look at these sites? Why does the harm of others grab our interests?

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Predict how technology and media has an effect on rubbernecking and how we view death.

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Predict why people enjoy seeing others being put in danger?

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How are horror movies a good date night when both date could predict the outcome of the movie

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How do older people react to horror movies and thrills comparing to teens?

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The author says that horror movies appeal to people who like predictability, neat ends. Evaluate why viewers may like the predictable, neat end, movies

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Analyze why there is a fear of death yet a need to see deadly car crashes.

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Evaluate  why do we as human beings produce dopamine when we get scared at haunted houses or the thrill of being on a roller coaster

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Distinguish one benefit due to feeling fear.

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how does the appeal to teenagers go beyond thrill-seeking and catharsis

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Evaluate the reason why people get such a natural high off of being scared?

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When you went to a haunted house or saw a scary movie with someone, did you make a stronger relationship with the person? If so how?

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When you get scared, you release a hormone. But some people don't like being scared, explain what causes them to not like scary things

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With the interaction of the fight or flight response in various situations of fear, How does experiencing this feeling benefit your mental health?

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Evaluate why different ages like or dislike horror movies?

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Evaluate how humans have the desire to see past traumatic situation/settings and get a trill from it

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Explain why getting scared at a young age can have a negative affect on a person once their older?

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In paragraph 5, it says "One of the more counterintuitive findings in the science of fear is that the stronger the negative emotion ... the more likely he or she is to enjoy the genre." Evaluate why someone would love something more, if they are getting scared.

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identify a time when you saw an accident (ex car crash) what were the thoughts running through your mind?

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why do we feel compelled to stare at terrible situations ?

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After reading this article explain why certain age groups like or dislike horror movies?

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In paragraph it says,  "Distress and delight are correlated." Evaluate why.

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State why humans would be so attracted to the collapsed twin towers after the disaster has happened. It seems like we like to experience what it would actually feel like if we were in the disaster during the live event.

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The author states, "The Catharsis theory is one of several that have been floated over the years to explain the appeal of being scared out of your wits" Why is it that Teenagers and indivudals in their twenties are what the "Catharsis theory" is referring to?

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Explain how being scared during your childhood can have an effect on you as you get older.

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Why do younger aged people like scary movies more than the older age groups? Explain why.

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why do we feel compelled to stare at terrible situations?

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Analyze the difference of a scary movie from a haunted house and why it can be so different?

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I went to a haunted house in 7th grade with my mom and my sister. I love to be scared, although I scream while being scared. My sister walked in after us, and when the clown got in her face, she ran right back out. She was just standing in the parking lot. Mind you she's 6 at the time. We just ran and got her.

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Judge why adults do not need horror or scary events to satisfy themselves?

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"everyone enjoys being scared" but actually i do not. i like scary movies but not being scared by other peopl

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Explain why older generations do not seek thrill and adventure as much as younger generations

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My family 2 years ago visited the 9/11 memorial and it was a big things because it showed how many people passed away and how big of a deal the memorial was.

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I saw a car spin out because the roads were icy.

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I had watched my first scary movies in my mind at the age of 4. It was Rudolph the red nose reindeer, and the part that scared me the most was me the most was when the abominable snowman showed up. I screamed and cried, and slept in my parents bed for a month.

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Why do you think that people like being scared ? or why it has become so common

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I thoroughly despise horror movies, but I can understand why people like them. I love Criminal Minds, which is a little like horror, because there's a sense of tension and mystery that is resolved once they find the killer.

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I don't understand why people like scary movies, but I do understand how when people are in fearful or stressful situations feel more attached to people they are with in these situations. For example my coworkers and I, all did an escape room. After the situation we all were so much closer, even the girls I hadn't ever met before.

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This year was my first year stepping into a haunted house. I always thought that i thought differently about getting scared but iI cwas vompleltley wrong

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When I visited the 9/11 memorial, I his feeling of sorrow for the ones we have lost in 2001

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People get scared, and thats ok

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One time i was on my way home from a friends house, and I saw a really bad car accident where someone

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I went to a haunted house and I was disappointed that it wasn't scary.

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Evaluate why people are intrigued by scary things.

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Imagine a life of no fear, meaning no one has fear in the world.

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I saw someone break there leg in a game

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This year was the first year that I stepped foot into a haunted house. I always thought that i thought differently about getting scared but when I went in, it was the best feeling of my life. I guess those chemicals that release into our body help a lot.

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I never got scared of a haunted house since I was young, disappointed.

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I was driving behind a truck and they started swerving and ended up on the other side of the street and I just kept wondering what was going on in the truck.

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Evaluate why people feel inclined to visit the places where disaster occurred.

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Predict why may people enjoy being scared.

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Explain why teens seek out experiences that make their heart race

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The author discusses fake reality. Contrast just seeing a scary movie and actually being in a place like the horror, while being part of it.

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The second sub-topic describes being scared for fun, and actually being afraid. Distinguish between the two. How are they different?

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Why is it that at a young age getting scared "for fun" can be traumatizing and getting scared when you're older just be a fun experience?

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evaluate why older generations do not find horror movies appealing as they get older.

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Evaluate why people like predictability in horror films.