Wikipedia: Fear

@112anonymous112 This source is good for getting standard info and as a #gateway source but not much more than that

@112anonymous112 wiki's #reputation & #reliability r also in question & it is largely known that teachers often discourage using this source

@112anonymous112 there are no authors because it is a public good and open to anyone adding info, however it does include a bibliography

@112anonymous112 this is not the most #credible source and doesn't compare well to the previous two in regards to #ethos

@112anonymous112 There is a lot of info given but it's fairly easy to find & mostly contains facts, definitions & scientific studies

@112anonymous112 there i no argument to this source, merely information but each title follows through with a clear cut explanation

@112anonymous112 #wiki is set up logically with bolded captions at each new focus making it very easy for the reader to find what they want

@112anonymous112 readers of this source are usually not looking to create a connection but are instead looking for quick #information

@112anonymous112 lacks a connection to the reader since it stays rather dry & scientific and lacks an argument besides the concept of #fear

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today definitely not the best source 2 use for an academic ppr but one that can lead to those sites

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today it doesn't have an author & anyone can change it, but it's monitored almost constantly

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today wikipedia is similar to an online encyclopedia which anyone can access but can also add to

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today the article also struggles with a balance of #ethos #pathos and #logos

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today it allows the reader to gain general info on a topic & has links at the end for more sites

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today Wikipedia in any form is a #gateway source more than anything else

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today This article is best for starting a search on #fear as a gateway source 2 more #credible ones

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today the #fightorflight response occurs when there's a feeling of fearfulness or a possible threat

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today #fear takes place in the amygdala & releases a hormone that puts the body in an alert state

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today #fear is developed from our experiences; we learn to be #afraid.

@112anonymous112 @FearMonsters112 @Psych_Today This article takes more of a scientific view on #fear.