People scream for different reasons and they’re screams take on a different soundwhether they’re in pain, afraid, surprised, excited or angry.
An Emory University scientist is taking a look at how we perceive, interpret and use screams as humans, CNN reported. Take a look at the video below and see if you can take your best guess at why people are screaming in the given contexts.
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