Are you afraid of the dark? : why people tell scary stories, 2003.

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Are you afraid of the dark? : why people tell scary stories, 2003.

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Explores reasons why groups of people gather to tell scary stories. Explains that each scary story includes some kind of other-worldly being such as a ghost, and natural occurrences. Mentions that these stories must also contain some element of credibility. Identifies some reasons for telling scary stories as entertainment, to warn against certain behaviors, and emotional catharsis. Discusses how fear influences people to change their behavior or habits.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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