Further Steps to an Ecology of Fear

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2015

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In Search of Fearlessness Research Institute

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This technical paper continues to advance some of the details of the author's emerging understanding/theory of the "Fear Principle" as an "ecology of fear" within a larger umbrealla of a new meta-motivation theory (see Fisher, 2012).... this paper explores more nuanced understanding of some of the other components of the ecology of fear beyond the self-regulating system of "Predator-Prey Ecologies"....

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fear, ecology of fear, predator-prey, "Fear Principle"

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Fisher, R. M. (2015). Further Steps to an Ecology of Fear (Technical Paper No.52). Carbondale, IL: In Search of Fearlessness Research Institute.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/110017

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