Momo's face gives rise to panic when you see him, especially with her inverted nose, her broad, bulging eyes, her big mouth stretched along her face with her fearful laugh, according to the site of the magazine "Biology Science",
but why does this cartoon evoke fear and panic in the viewer?
When you see things like Momo, they stimulate attention," says Frank McAndro, a professor of psychology at Knox College in Glasgow, Illinois, who studies the phenomenon of suspicion and panic. "You focus on something and try to understand it by treating it.
The confusion that arises from this is the basis of emotions and sensations, which man interprets as a frightening feeling.
Momo's face challenge is part of the horrible characters or puppets that have appeared in a number of films and serials, and one is used to seeing them as frightening.
In the picture one gets to know the general shape of the face, but what shocks the unreal dimensions of the mouth and eyes, which can not be normal for the mind of ordinary people , and therefore deal with it as terrifying.
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