Fear in cognitive sciences can be defined as subjective bodily experiences of affective order that arise in response to various stimuli that include the sensory, cognitive and affective system, which will have the objective of selecting the most appropriate action.

We tend to think that fear is something that we should take away, however, we need it, as this will allow us to perform various actions, which will be subject to previous experiences that have been had in similar or equal situations.For example, diving into a dive in some people can generate fear, however, in others it will not generate this experience Good post, congratulations.