What happens when you are scared?

Answer 1

Your body is wired with fight or flight responses. Your immediate reaction is to either get away from the source or combat it. Since you were initially unaware, you jump to create distance from the source to evaluate what has occured. (Jumping is a faster response than leaning forward enough to run)

Answer 2

When you get scared, your fear, or anxiety response triggers, when that occurs, the heartbeat raises, your body begins to sweat to cool itself down, and your brain prepares for the "Fight or Flight" Response.

Answer 3

When you are scared, your body goes into "fight or flight" mode, releasing stress hormones like adrenaline. This triggers physical reactions such as increased heart rate, sweating, and heightened senses to help you respond to the perceived threat. Emotionally, you may feel anxious, fearful, and have racing thoughts.

Answer 4

You might scream ,shriek,squrim,feel uneasy,start trembling,break out in sweat OR you might not feel anything at all....

Answer 5

Tremor or shaking is one of the possible reactions to the flood of adrenaline released by the body's fight-or-flight response.