This New York Times article, "Outsmarting our Primitive Responses to Fear", provides an outline of our evolved fear response, often referred to as "fight or flight". Take a look for ideas on how to help your response match the stimulus and get yourself out of the red zone when you don't need to be there.
Outsmarting Our Primitive Responses to Fear
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