Perceived threats by the brain examples

The brain protects us by responding instinctively to perceived threats in our environment.

Explanation:

It is theorized that the brain's sensitivity to perceived threats was initially a survival strategy to protect humans from danger in their environment. ... Again, the brain's quick response to threats is therefore adaptive. Perceived threat is an individual's cognitive assessment of the like lihood a danger will affect them and how bad it will be if it does.

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