Our fear of flying is often exaggerated in part because the greatest dangerous of flying are concentrated in the moments of takeoff and landing. This best illustrates that we tend to fear dangerous

which is immediate.

Explanation:

Fear: In psychology, the term "fear" is determined by human beings emotion which is considered as primitive, natural, and powerful. However, fear tend to involve a universal "biochemical response" and high individual "emotional response" as well.

Generally, fear alerts an individual to the existence of the treat or danger of harm, and whether that threat or danger is psychological or physical at the same time.

In the question above, the given statement best illustrates that we tend to fear dangerous which is most immediate.

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