David Zald Watches As Kids Adust To Scary Situations
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- In the lab, psychology professor David Zald studies how fast adults react to fear.
Zald, a professor at Vanderbilt University, turns his house into a Halloween fear lab -- with a reward of candy for those who brave it.
Skeletons hang from the tree, motion-activated sensors move objects around in a scary way and there's a creepy fog floating around the house.
Zald decorates in classic horror motif for fun, but the shrink in him can't help but observe the classic fear response in children.
Professor Uses Haunted House In Study - News Story - WSMV Nashville
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