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NPR examines why people seek fear at haunted attractions

via NPR News·18h ago

NPR visits Maryland’s Markoff’s Haunted Forest and interviews researchers about why people enjoy recreational fear. The report explores rapid brain responses, social bonding and people’s accounts of managing anxiety through horror. Those personal accounts do not establish that haunted attractions or scary films treat anxiety.

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