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‘In the lab, it is difficult to study the effects of groups on physiology. ‘We interpreted this to reflect fear contagion-if your friends are around, your body picks up on their signals and has a higher level of arousal even in the absence of specific scares or startles. ‘We found that friend-related emotional contagion, threat predictability, and subjective feelings of fear were all relevant for the body mounting a response. Even the toughest predator on the South African savannah can get snuggly, especially on Hugging Day. Other findings revealed that participants with an initially strong response to the first room of the haunted house showed increased responses as they visited other rooms.ĭr Sarah Tashjian, from the California Institute of Technology, said: ‘There are a lot of factors that influence how human bodies respond to threat. Even when the night changes It will never change me and you' -hes saying that while shes sleeping she has dreams that she really likes and feels and seems very real, but when she wakes up its only a dream, this could also be saying that past relationships seemed so real but then reality kicks in and she gets hurt. On average, the more friends that participants had with them while touring the haunted house, the higher their physical response. Results showed a positive association between the number of friends in a group and tonic arousal, which reflects the body’s overall physical response to stress or emotion. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web