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These prepared fears stem from what would have been dangerous to our prehistoric ancestors. If there are predators in the dark, you probably can’t see them, and this is as true today as it was for our ancestors thousands of years ago. https://t.co/nly018efO3 https://t.co/FwDMMirAdE — PolitiTweet.org

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“I would see a fear of the dark as what we call a prepared fear,” said Martin Antony, professor of psychology at Toronto Metropolitan University and author of “The Anti-Anxiety Program.” “We’re prepared or predisposed to develop fears of some things more than others.” — PolitiTweet.org

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It may also stem from a fear of the unknown. “Most of the things that make us feel uneasy are things we see as unpredictable and outside of our control,” Antony said. When it comes to the dark, there’s uncertainty — “we don’t know what’s there,” he added. https://t.co/nly018efO3 https://t.co/A7ZflvkdjJ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 31, 2022