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The asymmetric impact of rational and irrational components of fear index on S&P 500 index returns

Review of Behavioral Finance, 2017
Purpose Investors’ fear can be rational, emanating from the natural dynamics of economic fundamentals, or it can be quasi rational and not attributable to any known risk factors.
Gökçe Soydemir, Rahul Verma
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First-time camper fear index

Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 1987
Abstract The ability of first-time campers to be socialized into the camping experience has not been documented in the literature. A first-time camper fear questionnaire was administered to 113 first-time campers. The questionnaire addressed 12 varied issues that related to camp life.
J E, Winland-Brown, D, Maheady
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Is the Femoro-Epiphyseal Acetabular Roof (FEAR) index on MRI a relevant predictive factor of instability in a borderline dysplastic hip?

Bone and Joint Journal, 2019
Aims A borderline dysplastic hip can behave as either stable or unstable and this makes surgical decision making challenging. While an unstable hip may be best treated by acetabular reorientation, stable hips can be treated arthroscopically.
Cecile Batailler, Michael Wyatt, Martin Beck   +2 more
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Proposal of index to evaluate caregivers’ fear of care recipient falls

International Journal of Rehabilitation Research, 2022
This study aimed to identify evaluation items that can be used to create an index to evaluate caregivers’ fear of care recipient falls. A three-round Delphi method was conducted with medical professionals engaged in discharge support for patients with fall-related fractures. In the first round, a working group brainstormed evaluation items.
Tomohiro, Kakehi, Naoki, Tamura, Masashi, Zenta, Yasunari, Suzuki, Kyoko, Nakajima, Hiromu, Wada, Takuya, Ishimori, Masahiko, Bessho, Wataru, Kakuda   +8 more
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REM sleep: a sensitive index of fear conditioning in rats

European Journal of Neuroscience, 2005
AbstractTo examine the influence of conditioned fear stimuli on sleep‐wake states, we recorded sleep in Sprague–Dawley rats after exposure to tones previously paired with footshock. After habituation to a recording chamber and the recording procedure, a baseline sleep recording was obtained the next day. One day later, experimental animals were exposed
Sushil K, Jha, Francis X, Brennan, Aaron C, Pawlyk, Richard J, Ross, Adrian R, Morrison   +4 more
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Towards an Index of Fear

International Journal of Cyber Warfare and Terrorism, 2014
The present essay review propones a new model to understand the nature of risk. The authors hereby argue that risks help the society to function. Not only the sum-zero risk society is impossible, but also would affect seriously the economy of capitalist society. Therefore, insurances and risk are inexorably intertwined.
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Panic-Fear in Asthma

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1979
Clinical observations and studies of asthmatic patients have often concluded that therre is a strong relationship between the degree of the patient's anxiety and the medical intractability of his illness. However, psychotherapeutic interventions designed to alleviate patient anxiety have been noticeably inconsistent in achieving meaningful alleviation ...
J F, Dirks, R A, Kinsman, H, Staudenmayer, J H, Kleiger   +3 more
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Financial Realism in The Fear Index

2018
Chapter Three compares and contrasts the psychotic realism of Psycho and American Psycho to the financial realism of more contemporary finance fictions such as Alger’s The Darlings. The case-study in this chapter is Robert Harris’ science-fiction thriller The Fear Index.
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Fix the VIX: A quantum perspective on the fear index

Wilmott, 2023
From a quantum perspective, the most worrying aspect of the VIX is its mathematical construction.
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Crouching as an index of fear.

Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 1969
R J, Blanchard, D C, Blanchard
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