How does fear drive someone to act? Use evidence from your own life experience. First one to answer correctly gets the brainliest.

Answer: Fear drives someone to act in a positive way at least in my case when I had an experience happen to me while playing a sport that I truly love.

Explanation: This was about 5 years ago when I first started playing softball and I was terrified of doing bad and messing up especially because of my dad who played sports when he was younger. I was playing with my former team at the time and we were in a tournament and it was our last one of the season and I had not gotten any hits or even got on base before and I was so scared every time I went up to bat and always thought that I was going to strike out and never got on base. But for some reason when I went up to bat during that game I just felt free even though I was still scared out of mind I just thought to let go of my fears and just not think too much about what would happen and I ended up hitting the ball and getting on base and I've never felt so relieved in my life until that moment.

Fear can drive someone to act in many ways. People often act out of fear instead of logic. Fear drives people to do things that cause negative or positive outcomes. A few years ago I was so excited to go on this roller coaster. I was very confident all the way up the line but when I sat down in the seat and my seat belt strapped in, I started freaking out and wanting to get off. Fear made me act like that. Fear drove me to becoming frightened.