Titlebook: Being Feared; The Micro-Dynamics o Ben Ellis Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 emotio

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F. P. Vasilyev,A. Yu. Ivanitskiy body and duty play in this process. The chapter utilises the parameters set by the conceptual framework and centres the process of attributing fear towards the self. In doing so, the chapter looks at the importance of the body, and how this can shape our interactions with the world around us. Impor

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,Conclusion: The Dynamics of Being Feared—The Polarity of Intensions, summarises the importance of the pillars of fear as found within this research. . and . have been derived from a wide range of contexts and experiences. The chapter also offers a few suggestions for further research following the findings herein.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9759-3 summarises the importance of the pillars of fear as found within this research. . and . have been derived from a wide range of contexts and experiences. The chapter also offers a few suggestions for further research following the findings herein.

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w these perceptions are attributed and reacted upon, how these experiences relate to particular situations, and how they arestructured in ongoing life experiences. It suggests ‘pillars‘ of fear..978-3-030-61545-1

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An Object of Fear? Setting the Scene for Understanding Being Feared,atic question that was addressed during this research: How can we best explore and begin to understand being feared? There is a need to acknowledge the importance inherent in the giving and receiving of expressive information between individuals—the feared and the fearful. This allows us to understa

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,Pillars of Fear—Purposeful Fear,e that want to encourage or augment fear in others. . can be defined as the purposeful actions of an actor to instil fear in another within an everyday encounter. This pillar is an integral part to understanding the experience of being feared. Whilst . was a near-universal phenomenon, its uses among

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Pillars of Fear: Accidental Fear, can be caused in others by an individual with no intention to elicit a fear reaction whatsoever. For example, where . can be a useful enabler within an interaction, . constitutes a barrier to a successful interaction. This pillar requires the feared person to learn, adapt and understand the reasons

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Pillars of Fear: Alleviating Fear,It explores those that actively engage in measures to alleviate and reduce the fears of others when they notice it. It considers the steps taken to avoid encounters in which fear is expected. It also examines the situations in which those that perceive being feared engage in specific behaviours to a