Although Indy is terrified of snakes,he has no fear of guns or whips.This is explained by

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Indy's fear of snakes is an example of preparedness, which is the evolutionary tendency to easily learn associations between certain stimuli (such as snakes) and negative outcomes (such as danger or injury). In contrast, he does not exhibit fear of guns or whips as these are not ancient sources of threats and therefore not evolutionarily prepared stimuli. Classical conditioning may also play a role in his lack of fear of guns or whips if he has learned positive associations with them through repeated exposure and reward.

Although Indy Is Terrified of Snakes,he Has No Fear of Guns