My fear is the fear of religion, conspiracy and control of what I cannot control. Religion is a huge part of my fears. When I was younger I learned about the happenings of the Jonestown Massacre or the Cult of Jim Jones. This has been a big part of my life. If my father and grandmother would have decided to continue going to his church in Indianapolis then I could have not been around. Another fear is the fear of conspiracy. The government loves to watch what we do and how we deal with situations. Sometimes they dig extra deep and find out what you have been up to.
1. Examine the situation.
The situation in question is fear. What makes me fearful, what do I fear?
2. Formulate an experiment.
The experiment that I went after is the discussion in class, and how people respond to my fears.
3. Hypothesize the expected outcome.
I think people will respond with some sympathy, they will maybe question my fear.
4. Conduct the experiment.
After conducting the experiment I found that I got more responses and questions than I thought I would.
5. Observe the reaction.
Quite a bit of people responded. Some of the people was not sure what the Jonestown was all about and how many people died in the cult.
6. Analysis of hypothesis with actual outcome.
I got the reactions that I thought I would get. Some people had disbelief and some people had the questions on when and where this happened.
7. Propose changes to your idea based on what happened.
I would change the details of the fear, and would have people experience my fear. If I had planned it better I would have brought in kool-ade for everyone then told my fear and see how people respond after I told them.