Question
Which passage from the article best supports the notion that feeling safe is the key difference between true terror and a satisfying thrill?
These experiences are unlikely to cause physical harm. That's why the feelings they cause can be enjoyable…at least for some people!
These reactions helped early humans survive life-threatening hazards by priming them to fight or take flight.
Some fans of frightful fun view it as a way to test their limits and learn about themselves.
Maybe that sounds familiar (and fun!), or maybe you're not a roller coaster fan, but one thing is certain—some people love to be scared.
These experiences are unlikely to cause physical harm. That's why the feelings they cause can be enjoyable…at least for some people!
These reactions helped early humans survive life-threatening hazards by priming them to fight or take flight.
Some fans of frightful fun view it as a way to test their limits and learn about themselves.
Maybe that sounds familiar (and fun!), or maybe you're not a roller coaster fan, but one thing is certain—some people love to be scared.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The passage that best supports the notion that feeling safe is the key difference between true terror and a satisfying thrill is:
"These experiences are unlikely to cause physical harm. That's why the feelings they cause can be enjoyable…at least for some people!"
This statement emphasizes that the lack of actual danger allows individuals to enjoy the thrill rather than feeling true terror, highlighting the importance of safety in distinguishing between the two experiences.
"These experiences are unlikely to cause physical harm. That's why the feelings they cause can be enjoyable…at least for some people!"
This statement emphasizes that the lack of actual danger allows individuals to enjoy the thrill rather than feeling true terror, highlighting the importance of safety in distinguishing between the two experiences.