¿De dónde vienen tus MIEDOS más profundos? - CuriosaMente 249

The video explores the concept of fear, its origins in the amygdala, and its role in survival. It discusses innate fears like suffocation and learned fears such as public speaking. A case study of patient SM, who cannot feel fear, highlights the importance of fear in avoiding danger. The video also examines social fears, fear of the unknown, and the enjoyment of horror movies due to the dopamine release and social bonding they provide.

What part of the brain is primarily responsible for the fear response?

• Cerebellum

• Thalamus

• Amygdala

• Hippocampus

Why is fear considered a useful emotion?

• It helps us make friends

• It improves our memory

• It keeps us away from dangerous situations

• It makes us more intelligent

Which of the following is considered an innate fear?

• Fear of clowns

• Fear of heights

• Fear of public speaking

• Fear of loud noises

What is a common social fear discussed in the video?

• Fear of spiders

• Fear of flying

• Fear of public speaking

• Fear of heights

How do learned fears typically develop?

• Through genetic inheritance

• By observing others

• By reading books

• From associations with innate aversions

Why do people enjoy watching horror movies despite the fear they induce?

• They like feeling scared all the time

• They want to learn about ghosts

• It helps them sleep better

• It provides a sense of relief and social bonding

What chemical is released in the brain that contributes to the enjoyment of overcoming fear?

• Dopamine

• Adrenaline

• Serotonin

• Cortisol