AVE - English II S2 Collaboration by https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration Please watch this video and write at least a paragraph in response to this question: Individuals can experience the same situation very differently with some leaving with positive feelings, and others feeling negatively. What are some of the suggested causes for the difference in how people experience frightening things? http://ed.ted.com/lessons/why-do-we-like-to-scare-ourselves-margee-kerr#watch en-us 2016-07-15 19:12:19 UTC 2018-05-16 23:27:44 UTC hello@padlet.com Please watch this video and write at least a paragraph in response to this question: Individuals can experience the same situation very differently with some leaving with positive feelings, and others feeling negatively. What are some of the suggested causes for the difference in how people experience frightening things?  virtualinstruction https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116480399 2016-07-15 19:17:31 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116480399 Adnileb Milian https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116648492 Being scared for the thrill of it is fun at times until someone gets really scared. Some suggested causes of this is that our brains sends out particular signals to our bodies i order to be prepared and react to being frightened. In some cases your body thinks it is being chased by, let's say, an angry tiger but when in reality it is simply a roller coaster ride it is just that your body has not adjusted to the situation. Once your brain realizes that it is not so much scary but just a great thrill, the emotions you have change from crying and screaming to laughing joyfully.]]> 2016-07-19 22:17:54 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116648492 Jason Ocasio https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116826652 Sometimes being scared of frightened can go either way. It all depends on how the individual is approached with the situation. For example, if an individual is faced with a little bit of fear in a theme park roller coaster the setting is a positive one because it is a happy surrounding. If the individual is faced with a scary movie and the setting is dark and eerie that will not be a positive outcome.]]> 2016-07-22 18:26:10 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/116826652 Kassandra Lugo https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/117163577 Being scared can go two ways. It can either go positive or negative. For example going to an Orlando theme park and riding a ride is a positive one. Now watching a scary movie to get scared is a negative one.]]> 2016-07-28 23:23:25 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/117163577 Sabrina Heres https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/117606764 Being scared is not always a bad thing, it can also be positive. Going to an amusement park and riding all the rides are a positive scare. Some people actually find it fun going on these scary rides. They know what the outcome is when riding these rides so its not a life time fright. Your own body will tell you how to react to the different scary situations. A negative scare is a way different feeling, due to the fact, that you do not know the outcome and because it could be a life or death matter. Danger is a negative fear and your body will react differently then you scaring yourself.]]> 2016-08-05 14:01:36 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/EngIIS2Collaboration/wish/117606764