As political division has reached fever pitch, Tuesday’s episode of Today in Ohio revealed something profound about American resilience: despite genuine fear, citizens across Ohio and the nation still ...

Everyone carries a core fear, a deep-seated apprehension that subtly shapes their actions, decisions, and even their dreams. These foundational anxieties are powerful motivators, driving us towards ...

In the investment realm, fear and greed are powerful emotions that can influence investor behavior which, in turn, can impact the stock market. The Fear and Greed Index, developed by CNNMoney, is a ...

Fear is a natural and normal human experience. We all feel it from time to time, and there are situations when we rely on fear to keep us out of trouble. “Fear is healthy and adaptive,” says Thompson ...

Fear has the ability to alter our perception of reality in many different ways. There are two kinds of fear: one acute, life-saving direct fear, which heightens our awareness, and one slowly sneaking ...

People often feel temporary fear or nervousness responding to a stressful situation, like giving a presentation at work. Also, fleeting fear sometimes happens when startled, for example, if a snake ...

Fears and phobias are part of our daily life. In fact, it’s estimated that 12.5 percent of Americans will experience a specific phobia, like a driving phobia. While it might seem logical to link the ...

A fear of rejection is an irrational and persistent fear of social exclusion. It can be a feature of social phobia or social anxiety disorder. Various tips can help with overcoming a fear of rejection ...

“My life was filled with terrible misfortunes...most of which never happened” — De Montaigne Source: Angellica/Pexels In our last post, we talked about the five deceptions of fear. In addition to its ...

The Bene Gesserit litany against fear from Dune is surprisingly good psychology. Fear is the mind killer. This is the striking first line in the Bene Gesserit litany against fear. Dune fans have long ...

When you ask people what they’re afraid of, a few common answers pop up: public speaking, needles, global warming, losing a loved one. But if you take a look at popular media, you would think we were ...