SCARF - Model

What does the 'S' in the SCARF model stand for?

• Status

• Certainty

• Autonomy

• Relatedness

Which driver of social well-being refers to the sense of knowing what the future holds?

• Status

• Certainty

• Autonomy

• Fairness

What is the opposite of autonomy in the context of the SCARF model?

• Status

• Certainty

• Micromanagement

• Relatedness

Which driver of social well-being focuses on the sense of belonging?

• Status

• Certainty

• Autonomy

• Relatedness

What is one of the primary drivers of social well-being according to the SCARF model?

• Status

• Certainty

• Autonomy

• Fairness

When any of the SCARF elements are threatened, how do our brains react?

• By thinking rationally and clearly

• By entering fight or flight mode

• By freezing in response

• By losing access to part of the brain