When a person feels fear, focus their attention on people who are helping. This changes the person's view from danger to safety. It builds trust in other people.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
When a person feels fear, focus their attention on people who are helping.
This changes the person's view from danger to safety. It builds trust in other people.
A person can tell a scared person to look for helpers. This means finding people who are doing good things. It moves attention away from what is scary. It helps the scared person feel safer.
A parent sees a child is scared after watching a news report about a storm. The parent tells the child, "Look for the helpers. See the people giving food and blankets? See the rescue workers? They are helping everyone." This helps the child feel less afraid.
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