Is Survival Selfish Quiz

What are some ethical considerations when it comes to survival?

• Fairness, justice, and well-being of others

• Ignoring others, taking advantage, and hoarding resources (greed)

• Selfishness, greed, and manipulation

• Putting oneself first, disregarding others, and exploiting the vulnerable

Do you think it is ethical to prioritize your own survival over others in a life-threatening situation?

• It is only ethical to prioritize my own survival if I have dependents to take care of

• No, it is never ethical to prioritize my own survival

• It depends

• Yes, it is always ethical to prioritize my own survival

What are some extreme conditions in which survival becomes challenging?

• Mild weather conditions

• Extreme weather conditions, natural disasters, lack of resources, and harsh environments

• Comfortable environments

• Abundance of resources

Is survival always a selfish act or can it be driven by altruistic (selflessness/self-sacrifice for others) motives?

• Yes, survival is always a selfish act.

• No, survival can be driven by altruistic motives.

• No, survival is driven by the desire to help others.

• No, survival is driven by the need to be seen as a hero.

Can survival and altruism coexist in a life-threatening situation?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• Only in certain situations

What are some psychological impacts of surviving a life-threatening situation?

• Excitement, thrill, joy

• Confidence, empowerment, motivation

• PTSD, anxiety, depression, survivor's guilt

• Happiness, contentment, peace

How does the experience of survival impact a person's mental health?

• It only causes physical health issues

• It can cause symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.

• It has no impact on mental health

• It leads to increased happiness and well-being

What are some challenges faced in surviving natural disasters?

• Lack of access to clean water, food shortages, shelter, medical care, and communication difficulties.

• Access to luxury items, lack of entertainment, too much free time

• Overabundance of resources, easy access to medical care, clear communication

• Plentiful food and water, comfortable shelter, no need for medical attention

How does society influence an individual's approach to survival in a crisis?

• Society has no impact on an individual's approach to survival in a crisis.

• An individual's approach to survival in a crisis is only influenced by personal experiences.

• Society shapes an individual's approach to survival in a crisis.

• Survival in a crisis is solely determined by genetics.