Topic: The interplay between an individual's values and how they respond to crisis.
The relationship between one's values and the way they respond to crisis is determined by certain events.
4 years ago
Answered By Zain B
If you're wondering how to interpret this question, maybe break it down a bit. Firstly, think about what informs your individual values (eg family traditions, culture, religion). Then, think about responding to a crisis. For example, if you were driving on a residential road and accidently blew through a stop sign and hit someone crossing the road, how would your values inform how you respond to this crisis if the pedestrian was lying motionless?
past events in someone's life can also influence values... maybe someone has seen a friend lie to the authorities before and now thinks it is ok to lie to anyone.
4 years ago
Answered By Zain B
If you're wondering how to interpret this question, maybe break it down a bit. Firstly, think about what informs your individual values (eg family traditions, culture, religion). Then, think about responding to a crisis. For example, if you were driving on a residential road and accidently blew through a stop sign and hit someone crossing the road, how would your values inform how you respond to this crisis if the pedestrian was lying motionless?
past events in someone's life can also influence values... maybe someone has seen a friend lie to the authorities before and now thinks it is ok to lie to anyone.
think about this...