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I think that fear can be a greater danger to a person's well being than actual danger because a person can do the most bizarre things out of fear. The things that person may do can lead to a series of events that may heavily affect that person and others around them. This type of situation could occur in any scenario whether it deals with Relationships, Money, Mental state, etc.

As far as money goes there's been plenty of times where someone may have been afraid because they owed someone a large amount of money and that person would end up doing risky things like selling drugs, stealing, or even killing people just so they can keep themselves safe. Not only can fear cause a person harm others but they can also bring harm to themselves and their future. For instance, if a person is getting bullied at school and it gets to be too much they will eventually stop feeling safe and be afraid to go back to school. Sometimes this even results in self harm and suicide. There is going to be a time in everybody's life where they will be in some form of danger, whether it be life threatening or not, and most of the time there may be nothing that can be done about it. Fear, However, can be the root of danger and is continuous.

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You clock out of work a little after 5:00 pm on a Wednesday afternoon, and you head to your car. The rumbling of your stomach is all too audible as you slink into the driver’s seat, evidence of yet another skipped lunch. As you drive down the highway, your mouth begins to salivate at the thought of your next meal as your eyes scan the blue exit signs for anything with the word “food”. Then, you see it; a sign on the side of the highway indicating that there is a fast food joint at the next exit! Relief spreads throughout your body, but the sign is not enough to quench your growing hunger pangs that emanate from deep within your belly. You take the exit, and, upon arriving at the fast food restaurant, quickly jump to the nearest open register. You waste no time with niceties, and instead simply state your need for a cheeseburger with everything on it. As you frantically throw your money at the cashier, you snatch up your food and head to a red booth near the door. The smells of greasy goodness waft up from the paper bag as you unfurl your treats. However, as you remove the thin paper that holds your cheeseburger, a wave of disappointment rushes over you. You stare at the measly meat offering before you, and a single question pops into your head: where’s the beef? 

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You clock out of work a little after 5:00 pm on a Wednesday afternoon, and you head to your car. The rumbling of your stomach is all too audible as you slink into the driver’s seat, evidence of yet another skipped lunch. As you drive down the highway, your mouth begins to salivate at the thought of your next meal as your eyes scan the blue exit signs for anything with the word “food”. Then, you see it; a sign on the side of the highway indicating that there is a fast food joint at the next exit! Relief spreads throughout your body, but the sign is not enough to quench your growing hunger pangs that emanate from deep within your belly. You take the exit, and, upon arriving at the fast food restaurant, quickly jump to the nearest open register. You waste no time with niceties, and instead simply state your need for a cheeseburger with everything on it. As you frantically throw your money at the cashier, you snatch up your food and head to a red booth near the door. The smells of greasy goodness waft up from the paper bag as you unfurl your treats. However, as you remove the thin paper that holds your cheeseburger, a wave of disappointment rushes over you. You stare at the measly meat offering before you, and a single question pops into your head: where’s the beef? 

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I strongly agree with the third statement because little things in your childhood can affect the way you you are when you’re older. This can also be positive or negative because there are many ways this can go. As a kid, if you hang around the wrong crowd, you can be more susceptible to be around that crowd as you grow older. There’s a saying “You are the company you keep”. There’s also a flip to this. Hanging around the wrong crowd as a kid can make you want to be around the right kind of people as an adult. People you grow up with can affect the way you act/ decision making. At an age where your mind is still developing, you can become used to/ develop mentalities that you may believe to be okay, yet in reality are not. Being around the right kind of people can do the vice versa of what said before. It can make you want to be around the right kind of people as an adult. Due to choices as a child, you know how to keep the right company that make you feel safe. In my own opinion, one should want company that uplifts and support them. You do not want to feel as if people are just terrible and be pessimistic about friendships and relationships in life. When you are around uplifting and positive people as a child, there is a great chance you will be more confident as an adult. This shows how many

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Brennen Faw

The friendships we make in childhood are just as important as those we make in adulthood. No matter when you make friends, they are still going to be the same amount of importance to you, whether it is a friend from your childhood, a friend from school, or a friend from adulthood. Friendships are very important in life. You develop a strong bond with someone that you can trust, someone that you can rely on no matter the circumstance. Friends can help you when you are down, but you have to return that same gratification in order to be a trusting friend. To have friends is a special thing that you should never take for granted. Some people aren’t lucky enough to say that they have close friends, so you shouldn’t take your friends for granted. Friendships are special because they aren’t forced, they just happen. It’s either you connect with someone or you do not. The friendships that we make

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I somewhat disagree with #1 because the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. The line between insanity and sanity may be fragile for some people, and not for others. I believe it takes a lot of stress to the human mind to make someone go insane. People handle stress differently, and if someone is put into a really stressful situation, they can either try to make the best of it or break under the pressure. I also don’t believe the line between sanity and insanity is as fragile as the prompt suggests. I feel like it would have to take a lot to drive someone insane.

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Will Hembree

Ms. Lee

11th American Literature/Composition 1st Period

01 March 2018

I completely agree with number one in that there is a very fine and fragile line between insanity and sanity. Psychology in itself is very subjective, even though it is considered a science. It is the diagnosis of “abnormalities”, but who is to say what is normal and not. One thing might be normal in another culture but be abnormal to us, or accepted in one society and not in another. So the whole human psyche is subjective to each individual, just like the line of insanity and sanity. Some might say it is very fragile and some might say it is very clear and blatant, I consider it to be fragile. There is a consensus within the psychological community that being a genius is very similar to being schizophrenic since being a genius gives you the mental ability to see things from different perspectives. Unlike schizophrenics geniuses don’t see and hear things that aren’t there but they do have the mental connections that allow association like schizophrenics. So obviously there is a fine line between these two and geniuses can easily transition into psychosis because of their statistical likelihood of developing depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder among other disorders.

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Rachel Takacs             Prompt 4                       People adapt to their surroundings from birth, and are continuously influenced by the surrounding world, thus it is possible that a child can be raised with unshakable ideals and world view, but as they grow into adulthood and add new experiences to their life, their ideals can change entirely. I believe that no one will stay the same person for the entirety of their life, this is especially true for family values that were ingrained as early as childhood. While these may be the most sedimentary roots of our unconscious mind, change can be brought on by desire or experience and completely replace previous morals. Unshakable, though, is the genetic coding inside of our veins and bones and our chemical compositions, thus it is possible to be in entirely unique phases of your life, but still have certain notches in your personality or actions that have remained from birth. For example, if one has a family history of anxiety passed hereditarily onto them, there is no amount of therapy or prescription that can completely erase it from their code. The permanent traits are not always impairing or all too noticeable though, such as the love for art that has been in my family on my mother’s side for generations. My grandmother was a painter, architect, musician, and writer. Two of my aunts show this artist trait in their hobbies such as quilting and knitting, or hairstyling and cooking. Nearly all of my cousins are artist as well, and make a small penny selling pieces. My brother is a tattoo artist, and my sister is a photographer. I know that i too am an artist, i feel as though it is something that runs in my veins. From the moment i could sit up on my own i was holding a pencil or paintbrush, and i find the most unfiltered joy and peace when i am creating a picture. As anxiety or an artist’s soul can run through a family, one’s genetic family history can follow them their whole life, not shaping who they are, but influencing their actions.

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Rachel Takacs             Prompt 4                       People adapt to their surroundings from birth, and are continuously influenced by the surrounding world, thus it is possible that a child can be raised with unshakable ideals and world view, but as they grow into adulthood and add new experiences to their life, their ideals can change entirely. I believe that no one will stay the same person for the entirety of their life, this is especially true for family values that were ingrained as early as childhood. While these may be the most sedimentary roots of our unconscious mind, change can be brought on by desire or experience and completely replace previous morals. Unshakable, though, is the genetic coding inside of our veins and bones and our chemical compositions, thus it is possible to be in entirely unique phases of your life, but still have certain notches in your personality or actions that have remained from birth. For example, if one has a family history of anxiety passed hereditarily onto them, there is no amount of therapy or prescription that can completely erase it from their code. The permanent traits are not always impairing or all too noticeable though, such as the love for art that has been in my family on my mother’s side for generations. My grandmother was a painter, architect, musician, and writer. Two of my aunts show this artist trait in their hobbies such as quilting and knitting, or hairstyling and cooking. Nearly all of my cousins are artist as well, and make a small penny selling pieces. My brother is a tattoo artist, and my sister is a photographer. I know that i too am an artist, i feel as though it is something that runs in my veins. From the moment i could sit up on my own i was holding a pencil or paintbrush, and i find the most unfiltered joy and peace when i am creating a picture. As anxiety or an artist’s soul can run through a family, one’s genetic family history can follow them their whole life, not shaping who they are, but influencing their actions.

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I do believe you can communicate with someone without speaking to him or her. The way you stand or look at someone can say a lot, and on some occasions they can say more than words. For example, if you and your friend are listening to someone that you both do not like, you can shoot them an annoyed or bored look and they will see you are not interested in what the person is saying. You can also slouch down into your chair or yawn to show you are bored. All of these gestures can show someone what you are thinking and how you feel about the situation.

Another way to use body language and facial expressions is to show that you are happy or excited. If you have a big smile and jump up and down that is a good indication on how to show you are happy about something. You can also give someone a hug or raise your eyebrows to show the sparkle in your eyes.

Happiness and boredness are showed easily through emotions, but showing you are sad is even easier. Hanging your head down low and frowning are some ways to show your emotion. You can also cry or droop your shoulder down low. You can also lower your eyebrows or isolate  yourself from other people.

Anger can also be communicated without saying anything. If your face and ears turn red or if your eyebrows are furrowed, that can mean that you are very angry. Another way to show that you are angry is to puff up your chest or punching a wall or pillow. You can also scream loudly to show anger.

One more emotion you can show is fear or nervousness. Your body can shake or you can have a worried expression to show this feeling. Your posture can also change to a more closed in posture. Such as crossing your legs and holding your arms close to your chest.

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David Hamstead
3/1/2018
Ms Lee 1st Period
Prompt #1

It says “the line between sanity and insanity is fragile, and any one of us is capable of having a nervous breakdown” i disagree because if you have a strong mental competency (Mental competence is the key to rational decision making. Unfortunately, disease or injury can affect the mind making it hard for a person of any age to make sound decisions. Sometimes it may be impossible for the person to look after themselves or their affairs.) then you can handle a lot. some minds are weak and cannot take a lot of pressure then they have a nervous breakdown, strong minds can withstand and be able to control their mind. some minds have been through a lot and grow from anything that can cause a mental shift. such as a soldier in a war, they've seen people killed, friends die right before their faces to the point when they see another die, they are numb, it doesn't hit them as hard, their mental competency has grown stronger. with a weak mental competency the brain is more likely to have a mental shift, such as someone doing something as little as presenting to a class, they could have a mental breakdown because their mind is weak. So I believe that for some people the line is fragile because they have a weak mental competency, for some they can withstand more things either because they have built a tolerance or have a naturally strong mental competency. mental illness can also lay an effect into someones mental competence making their mind either weaker or stronger, most of the time such as anxiety it will make it weaker and more susceptible to having a break down because they have a much more fragile competence.

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It is possible to communicate with someone with speaking to him or her. Nonverbal communication makes up 90% of how we talk to one another. There are many things that you can do that will tell someone how you feel. One thing you can do is when you asked a question if you have to think about it you look up towards the left or right which shows that you “look into your brain”. Another thing people do is if they have their arms crossed they are on guard or are guarding them self-most of the rime of someone is doing the they lying or hiding the truth. The way someone is sitting will tell you how they feel so if someone is very fidgety most of the time it means that they are unconfutable and don't like the situation that there in but if some is still it means that their fine where they are. The way we talk to each other dose not tell us everything about how someone.

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Zachary Rehg
Ms. Lee
Am Lit/Comp first period
3/24/2018
All people have unconscious thoughts that influence their day to day behavior. I agree with this statement because not all of the activity that happens in our brains is conscious. Our brains often make automatic assumptions, predictions, and decisions based on stimuli before we even have the chance to consciously register what we are seeing. For example, human behaviour can be changed in the presence of certain colors such as red and blue. Red can make us much more impulsive and aggressive, while blue can help us to calm down and plan for the future. This is why many chain restaurant logos feature reds, oranges, and yellows, while hospitals, dentists, orthodontists, and doctors offices often have blue walls. One more example of unconscious decision making at work is our reaction to subliminal messaging. Subliminal messaging is a method of transferring information whose goal is to sell an idea to your unconscious mind, often without your conscious mind even realizing it. A common examples of subliminal messaging in practice is product placement in movies and tv. This kind of unconscious decision making may affect the results of most decisions that we make day to day, and are often used by marketers and advertisers. Though these types of neural processes seem nefarious, they actually evolved as a way to save energy and time. By having a set of automatic shortcuts in the brain, we can save time and energy during the decision making process. This extra energy and time was often crucial for our early ancestors, who may have needed those extra seconds to get away from a predator. Despite this, it is still good to be able to recognize the tactics in advertising so that we can make more informed decisions in situations where saving time isn’t of the utmost importance. Our unconscious mind can have a profound effect on our decision making, and it can be useful to recognize how your decisions are being affected by your unconscious mind.

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Lauren Phipps

3/1/18

Ms.Lee/ Literature

Gothic Literature

I chose topic 8. Is it possible to communicate with another person without speaking to her or him? There are many ways we can communicate with people without actually speaking. We can use many different ways of communication such as sign language, this is an extremely common way of communication for people who cannot speak. This is where hands  are used to make words and symbols to get the point across. This is extremely common among people who cannot speak or cannot hear to communicate with each other of with people people who can speak regularly. Body language is also another way of communication such as our facial expressions. We can make the facial expression that we are mad, sad, happy etc, and most of the time we can get the point across and people understand how we are feeling. It is also your body position, if you have your hand crossed across your chest looking standoffish, then people understand you are in a bad mood and not to mess with you and if you are jumping around and smiling then people can tell you are happy. Another major way of communication is through text. In today’s society this is a way of communication that a majority of people use in America and through many developed countries. We can communicate with people all across the world with just a touch of a button.The only problem with not being able to speak is tone of voice, in our everyday conversation, sarcasm is used alot and our tone of voice can really change the meaning or purpose of what we are saying.This is one downside of not speaking, but overall you can communicate without speaking it just is a little harder to get your point across.

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Celine Arthur
Ms. Lee
11th Literature/ Composition, 1
3/1/2018

I strongly agree with the second statement, it says how we should pay attention to our dreams because it reveals our biggest desires and fears. Our dreams are just how we want to see the world, not as it is. Dreams could either bring prosperity or miser to yourself and others. People tend to disregard the fact that we all live in this realm of reality, where individuals have their own freedom to control their own worlds. And no matter what our dreams are, whether it is a kind act for everyone, or it is for your own good, a strong sense of desire could lead people into doing unusual and sometimes, inhumane, things. There is a fine line between strong desires and selfishness, which all of us, at one point, have already broken. A person who has a strong sense of fear could also be a threat, in a way that they could project those fears into other people’s lives and unconsciously threaten them. That is why it is crucial to pay attention to our dreams and ask ourselves reflective questions, such as “Why do we want this?”, “Is it necessary?”, “Is it going to harm myself and other people along the way?”, “Is it a selfish act?”. However, the answers to those questions could be as simple as “I want to help others” or “It’s something I see myself doing” or “It’s my passion” and it isn’t wrong, we all have dreams about our future. Our dreams are just as important as our well-being and it’s just wise to be more aware in every step of the way.

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I agree with the statement “the line between sanity and insanity is fragile, and any one of us is capable of having a nervous breakdown.” There is a difference between being mentally ill and having a nervous breakdown; not everyone can be mentally ill, but anybody can have a nervous breakdown. A build up of bad events and/or thoughts can lead to one, such as a lot of deadlines, a loved one that is ill or that has died, or having a bad week. Even the most calm and sane people can break. A lot of mental breakdowns are due to trauma, in my experience. If something traumatic were to happen to a person, I would not blame them if they broke down. I think the stigma around mental illness kind of keeps people from thinking that something like this could happen to them, but I believe it is possible. Nervous breakdowns are a lot more common than you think. They have a spectrum, I think, and can be better or worse depending on the person and/or situation. A lot of them are stress-induced. Although a lot of nervous breakdowns are a sign of an underlying mental disorder, having a nervous breakdown doesn't necessarily make you “insane.” I actually don't really like this word, as most people who have a nervous breakdown or a mental illness are not insane. That word and others contribute to the stigma around mental illness that I mentioned earlier. Every time that someone throws the word “insane” around, the more people become scared and discriminatory towards the mentally ill. Which I think is funny, considering most people have at least one person in their life, if not more. But going back to my main point, anyone can have a nervous breakdown, but that doesn't mean that you are insane.

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I strongly agree with statement 8 that it is possible to communicate to others without speaking because people do it everyday. For example we wave to others and we understand what that means saying hello or goodbye. The most common way we communicate without speaking is “Body Language.” When people cross their arms it often means they are closed for arguments or feeling insecure. Also when touching people we still us communication. An example can be one of your friends is going through a rough time with school and his having family problems, putting your hand on their shoulder or arm can mean that you are there for them without saying a word.

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Blake Renner

Ms. Lee

American Lit 1st Period

1 March 2018

I very strongly agree with the statement “The friendships we make in childhood are just as important as those we make in adulthood.”  The friends we make in our childhood will help shape the person we are and turn into as we grow older. Your friends play a huge role in your life, influencing the ways you act, how you think, and the decisions you believe are right or wrong. I would have a different personality, and i would have a different character going into adulthood, if I would not have had the friends I did throughout my childhood. In addition, the friends you have as a child, will shape who you put yourself around, the places you attend, and the activities you partake in as an adult. If you and your best childhood friends are really into music, odds are, you will continue to enjoy and attend music activities. With that being said, people can argue that your childhood friends will have no effect on your adulthood life. However, i believe they have the equal amount of importance. The friends you make in adulthood will surely help. I feel as if the friends you make in your adulthood are different than childhood friends in a sense that you don’t get to see them as much, you don’t get to go play outside and mess around, and it’s more of a mature friendship. On the other hand, adulthood friends can help you with your problems, they can guide you through and help give you other opportunities, and they can be an escape from your real life. With all that being said, I very strongly agree that the friends you make in your childhood have just as big an effect as the friends you acquire in your adulthood.

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Ridge Polk

Ms. Lee

Period 1

I do believe that it is possible to communicate with an individual without actually using words. There are individuals in my life that I can “communicate” to without verbal communication. For instance, I can always tell when there is something bothering my twin sister. This could be due to the fact that we are twins and have been close for so long. She is also the same way with me, whenever something is on my mind she knows and almost always knows what it is. I feel like when you get to know someone well enough and spend enough time with them you get such a so called base line on their personality. So, when they are not acting their selves and are not meeting their baseline that it is very easy to tell. This also goes with communicating with them without the use of words. When you are with someone enough you know their tendencies, you know their likes and dislikes, and you know their mood. This is what makes it possible to communicate. Of course, you can always communicate without words, by using sign langue or facial cues as well as posture. Facial cues and posture are things that are extremely important to every day conversations and if you pay enough attention to them during a conversation they can tell you more about how the individual is feeling this way than what is actually coming out of their mouth. This is why I believe you can communicate to a person without speaking to them. If you take their facial expressions, posture, and expressions into account you can have a general idea of what they are thinking and how they are feeling. So yes, it is very possible to communicate without speaking.

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i agree with number 3, friendships can last you forever if it is done right and these friendships could even help you later in life. if someone is in a high position to give you a boost or a recommendation for anything. you have friends to help you through hard times. these friends can be there for you from childhood to adulthood so you should stay connected with these people because after being friends for so long you become family.

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I strongly agree with prompt number eight because anyone is able to communicate with another person without using words. Â This can be done through gestures with hands, eyes and facial expressions. For example, waving is something everyone instantly knows what it means; you are saying hello to a person. Shaking your head up and down or left to right shows agreement or disagreement of something. A person moving their shoulders up can indicate that the person is confused about something or a person is not sure about something. Â Also pointing at something can let another person know that there is something making that person uncomfortable or mad. Writing a letter to someone can also let a person know the tone of the letter. Typing exclamation point in a message can let a person know that you are excited about something or mad or stressed and also emojis can let a person know how you feel. Pointing at a door can let a person know that you are telling them to leave a place. Also it is known that people know how another person feels if they are good friends or family members. Someone that especially understands how someone feels without having to use words is a mother. A mother knows her kid and know his or her emotions. In some countries sign language can be a form of talking without using words and in other countries it can be considered a language that uses words because a deaf person is expressing himself or herself with their hands because they are not able to talk. A study says that 93% of communication effectiveness is determined by non-verbal cues. Non-verbal communication also tells a much more accurate story of what a person is trying to convey. Space between two people can mean different things. Hugging someone can show love and affection from one person to another. Also, some people can feel uncomfortable when a person is too close to them because they can misunderstand what you are trying to do or what emotion you are trying to show.

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I agree with number 6, To the human mind, symbols are cultural representations of reality. Every culture has its own set of symbols associated with different experiences and perceptions. Thus, as a representation, a symbol's meaning is neither instinctive nor automatic. The culture's members must interpret and over time reinterpret the symbol.  Symbols occur in different forms: verbal or nonverbal, written or unwritten. They can be anything that conveys a meaning, such as words on the page, drawings, pictures, and gestures. Clothing, homes, cars, and other consumer items are symbols that imply a certain level of social status.

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Blake Farbman

Ms. Lee

11th Lit 1st

1 March 2018

"Fear can be a greater danger to a person's well being than an actual danger can be to a person's well being." I disagree and agree with this statement. When you fear something nothing is actually happening but when you are in danger you could actually die. You can overcome a fear but you cannot find your way around danger. Danger is always around you and you can't control it. Danger happens when it happens and if it happens to you you can't do anything about it. You can't live your life being fearful of danger because then danger will fall right into you or you will not have a life and you will have to stay at home and do nothing because you will be fearful about what will happen in the outside world.

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Brendan Vine

3-1-18

Ms. Lee 1st period

Prompt #10
I disagree and agree with "fear can be a greater danger to a person's well being than an actual danger can be to a person's well being." Fear is not always a danger to your well being. When you are fearing something it does not always mean you are feeling danger. Danger means that you are feeling something may harm you in some way. Fear does not have the same affect on you as. Fear does not affect me in the same way as danger would affect me. Fear could also cause danger though. If you are feeling fear it could cause you make a mistake which could cause danger to yourself and to the people around you. Fear and danger are similar, but also completely different.

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"Fear can be a greater danger to a person's well being than an actual danger can be to a person's well being." I both agree and disagree with this statement. I believe that actual danger can be more harmful than fear to a person's well being, but at the same time fear can still be a greater danger to some. You can't live your life in fear as some people allow fear and worry to control their lives so much that is dominates and defines their life. Living your life in fear limits what you are able to do in life. You shouldn't be so fearful that you can't try new things and live your life. Actual danger is usually more harmful to us than fear is in our life. Fear is something you can control and overcome but actual danger is something that is out of your control and will always be a factor in life. Actual danger can kill you, but fear usually doesn't.

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The Goat

Amine

Bouanani

I agree with the second point. The summary of the second point is that dreams reveal our biggest secrets, and most important fears. I believe this is true. I believe god puts these dreams as lessons, and trials for many things. Although, most dreams are forgotten; the important ones stay in your thoughts. You feel as if God gave you the dream for a purpose, or as if there was an event coming up and you’re getting help. Many people have claimed to have dreamed the same exact things. Dreams are like a universal connection. You play around in your dream. You don't notice it's a dream most of the time, and then the most critical part of the dream occurs. This creates a great idea to come when you wake up, or a great realization. These dreams are key to refueling our brain, and the soul comes out of our body to bring us our pleasures, or even our fears. I believe that mood’s control dreams. The events that happened before you slept are a big part of the making of the dream. For example, you could’ve been at someone’s funeral. I’ve been to someone’s funeral. I later dreamt of all the times that were joyful, which later turned out to becoming of a disaster. Another example, when I see my crush my dopamine increases. I dream of my crush and most of the time it’s random like in the highway or something. Basically, dreams are essential and we should try to remember the dreams. Dreams could be messages from God and give us clarity to our life situations and even fix them. I believe that dreams are tests for us to try things we are afraid of, such as if we’re shy. It deals with the peer pressure and this time can help us with reality, as we take a break from life

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I agree and disagree that fear can be a greater danger to a person’s well-being than an actual danger can be to a person’s well-being, because if you are constantly in fear it takes a toll on your body and your life after a certain amount of time, and if you are actually in danger you could be in fear and even have post-traumatic stress disorder. An example of being in fear is if someone has Panophobia (fear of everything phobia) they might feel anxious and afraid all the time. This can lead to them being socially withdrawn and staying away from events and interactions. People with Panophobia also experience an adrenalin rush all the time as they are constantly on the alert. This may be followed by a period of fatigue or ‘crash’ that leaves him/her drained. A person suffering from Panophobia can have signs of these symptoms: Dizziness or fainting; Heart palpitations; Rapid breathing; Sweating; Avoidance behavior; Goosebumps; Crying, screaming; Depression. I agree being in fear is a greater danger to a person’s well-being because of all the physical, social, and mental symptoms. I also disagree that fear is a greater danger to a person's well-being because if you are actually in danger, your life could be on the line. And going through something like this can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder. Which can also lead to physical, social, and mental symptoms.

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"We should pay attention to our dreams because they reveal our deepest desires and our deepest fears." I agree with this belief because I have had many real life experiences with this specific opinion. People should pay attention to their dreams because they unreveal things that we might not realize was bothering us mentally as much as we thought. Nightmares are what we call “bad dreams”,but it can also just be another name for your dreams that we have had that are full of our deepest fears. We should pay attention to these dreams of fear because they could hold us back from living our best life, or miss out on great experiences. Having nightmares might also be a good thing because it can allow people to be more cautious around certain things or people. Most dreams can even end up being “good dreams”. These “good dreams” can include places we want to go, or things we want later in our lives. Also, they may include us achieving our biggest goal in life. “Good dreams” reveal our deepest desires and having these dreams exposed to us/witnessing them can push us to do our best to achieving them. In addition, “good dreams” may even give us a boost of confidence, and sink into our mindset that we are capable of completing this goal.

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#1 - "The line between sanity and insanity is fragile, and any one of us is capable of having a nervous breakdown."

I agree with statement number one because I believe nobody is perfect. Anyone can be pushed to edge to the point where they will have a nervous breakdown. Yes some people have stronger minds making it harder cross that line between sanity and insanity, but at the end of the day it can happen to anyone.