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Sit Mei Chong
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for example, when we have phobia or fear over small
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creatures such as spiders, snakes, cockroaches except Tre.
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From the evolutionary point of view, this maybe because small
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creatures are more difficult to spot, it makes sense for
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our ancestors who need to be extract horses over is
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poisonous creatures before sticking their hands on something or before
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they could stay, put at a certain place for rest
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or sleep just straight.
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The ability to find, recognize and quickly react to these
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small, quiet creatures became a trade that many humans inherited
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as an instinctive human reaction.
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For instance, a young child may have a dramatic reaction
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over his or her first encounter off snakes or spiders
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who has never heard off the danger off these creatures.
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It's possibly due to the evolutionary psychology.
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Another example is the ability to learn language.
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This has been passed on for generations, and this mean
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off combination is an important survival skill.
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This animal's human toe communicate or pass on information, especially
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when facing danger
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