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Mental Health Perspectives: The Psychology Behind The Fear of Sharks
Mental Health Perspectives: The Psychology Behind The Fear of Sharks
Mental Health Perspectives: The Psychology Behind The Fear of Sharks
Wednesday 1st August 2018
Dr. John Huber and Kristin Sunanta Walker discuss the psychology behind our fear of sharks and other mental health news on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Shark Fear: The Surprising Psychology Behind It
Your chances of getting attacked by a shark are one in a million and your chances of dying if you are attacked are one in four million.
Why do sharks send shivers down our spines? Dr. John Huber and Kristin Sunanta Walker tackle this intriguing question on 'Mental Health News Radio'. Joined by Ryan McCormick, they dive into the psychology behind our fear of sharks. It's not just about the teeth and fins; media portrayals like 'Jaws' and 'Shark Week' have deeply embedded this fear into our culture. Despite the fact that shark attacks are extremely rare, the fear persists.
In this episode, they explore how this fear relates to other anxieties we face in daily life. They also discuss a bizarre trend among young adults who film themselves jumping out of moving cars and dancing. The hosts emphasize the importance of critical thinking and integrity to lead a fulfilling life. If you're curious about what makes us tick and how societal influences shape our fears, this episode is a must-listen.