Morality and Life Choices
Secular and Religious Perspectives
End-of-Life Choices
Values and Beliefs
Death and Health
100

What unavoidable part of life makes people think about how to live meaningfully?

Death

100

Name an example of something people use to comfort themselves when thinking about death.

Religion
100

There is a controversial idea that at the end of one’s life, they should be able to control…

How and when they die.

100

What do people often rely on to make sense of life and death?

Personal values and cultural beliefs

100

What kind of choices do people make when reminded of death?

Healthier ones
200

What do people try to create in their lives to make their time feel worthwhile?

Meaning/Purpose

200

What can people use to find meaning in their lives?

Doing good deeds, secular ideas

200

What is one reason people might support one’s right to choose how and when they die?

Avoid suffering + Maintain dignity

200

Why do people like to surround themselves with people who share their beliefs?

Security

200

Which group is more likely to make healthy choices when reminded of death: Younger or Older adults?

Younger

300

Why does the knowledge of death make life more valuable?

Life feels more precious.

300

Why might some believe a belief in the afterlife takes away from life?

It can distract from making the most of life.

300

What is a concern with letting people choose how and when to end their lives?

Unfair pressure to be put on doctors and families.
300

How do reminders of death affect a person’s connection to their beliefs?

Hold onto them more strongly.

300

Why do older adults respond less strongly to reminders of their mortality?

They have become more used to the idea of death.