Light Found to Affect Fear

Studies are finding that the amount of light in a room affects how we learn to be afraid.
Light Found to Affect Fear
Researchers postulated that mice, being nocturnal, fear intense light in a similar way that humans, who are diurnal, fear darkness. Photos.com
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Researchers postulated that mice, being nocturnal, fear intense light in a similar way that humans, who are diurnal, fear darkness. (Photos.com)
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