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DEMONSTRATE COURAGE

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Are people who describe themselves as courageous fearless?
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No, they acknowledge their fear and take action despite feeling fearful.
No, but they play themselves by pushing their fear away and ignoring it.
Yes, in that moment of being courageous there is no space for fear.
Q 2/4
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How many people describe themselves as courageous?
30
1 out of 10
1 out of 3
7 out of 10

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Are people who describe themselves as courageous fearless?

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How many people describe themselves as courageous?

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What is courage?

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The people who are more likely to self-report high levels of courage are those who

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