Sentences with phrase «fear dangerous animals»

According to Rakison, the study shows that girls, more than boys, have a deep - rooted ability to learn to fear dangerous animals.

Not exact matches

The agricultural aspects of shalom are emphasized, but there are also promises of freedom from fear, freedom from dangerous animals, and freedom from war.

«There is a little bit of fear because those animals are extremely dangerous.

Several summers ago, a number of Arlington Heights neighborhoods reported fox sightings, and the village and wildlife naturalists eased residents fears that the animals might be dangerous.

Now a study suggests that females are predisposed to develop fears for potentially dangerous animals.

Strikingly, when the shock associated with the dangerous tone was made stronger, the same animals lost their ability to discriminate between the two stimuli and began showing a greater fear response to the safe tone too.

«Given the amygdala's prominent role in fear conditioning, we were indeed expecting stronger responses to hazardous animals such as spiders or snakes, but it turned out that all kinds of animals, dangerous and cute, elicit responses in the amygdala,» he said.

Bills restricting the ownership of «dangerous» and «wild» animals are cropping up across the country, tapping into the public's fear and distrust of certain species of exotic animals.

Pain and fear can make animals unpredictable or even dangerous.

The National Animal Interest Alliance recognizes the challenge faced by lawmakers who must write fair and enforceable ordinances that calm the fears of the community and help animal control officers get dangerous dogs off the stAnimal Interest Alliance recognizes the challenge faced by lawmakers who must write fair and enforceable ordinances that calm the fears of the community and help animal control officers get dangerous dogs off the stanimal control officers get dangerous dogs off the streets.

Her goal was to gain and teach a new understanding of the motivation behind an animal's response and why fear is such a driving force behind many negative and potentially dangerous behaviors.

The preponderance of the evidence shown by these studies indicates that the implementation of training and / or behavior modification protocols predicated upon «dominance theory» and social structures («alpha,» or «leader of pack»), usage of physical or mental force, intimidation, coercion or fear are empirically less effective and often create as a consequence «fallout» behaviors — behaviors which may be dangerous to the human and animal involved.