Are You Good or Evil? Documentary Quiz

What method is used in the documentary to study morality in babies?

• Memory recall tests

• Language development analysis

• IQ tests

• Responses to ‘good’ and ‘bad’ puppets

What type of experiments are showcased in the documentary?

• Virtual reality scenarios

• Space exploration missions

• Genetic engineering trials

• Climate change simulations

Which researcher is mentioned in the documentary for analyzing brain PET scans?

• Robert Hare

• Jim Fallon

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Jung

What controversial gene is explored in the documentary?

• The warrior gene

• The genius gene

• The longevity gene

• The happiness gene

What discovery did Professor Jim Fallon make about himself?

• He could control his dreams

• He had a unique ability to read minds

• He was immune to common diseases

• His brain scan and genetic profile matched those of a psychopath

What does the documentary suggest about morality?

• It is something we are born with

• It is solely influenced by our environment

• It is a learned behavior

• It is determined by our social status

What is the 'moral molecule' mentioned in the documentary?

• A location in the brain associated with morality

• A gene responsible for decision making

• A hormone that controls emotions

• A new type of neurotransmitter

What aspect of psychopathy does the documentary focus on?

• Cultural differences

• Biological underpinnings

• Social influences

• Historical cases

Which hormone is often linked to trust and empathy in the documentary?

• Oxytocin

• Adrenaline

• Serotonin

• Dopamine

What is the main focus of the documentary 'Are You Good or Evil?'?

• The scientific study of morality and human behavior

• The history of criminal justice systems

• The development of virtual reality technology

• The evolution of human intelligence