Safety Needs — The Luminous Hierarchy of Needs examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

What is the module's central claim about safety for empaths and highly sensitive people?

Their safety needs are lower than other people's Safety is a field phenomenon, not a checklist Safety is purely a matter of physical protection Safety depends mainly on income and routine
Daniel wakes at 4 a.m. dreading a job that looks ideal on paper. How does the recognition lens read this?

He is ungrateful and quietly sabotaging his own promising career He needs a higher salary before he can settle in He is detecting incongruence his colleagues have tuned out He is simply incapable of ever feeling satisfied
According to the module, what governs the sense of safety for this population most?

The size of the monthly paycheck Honesty and attunement in the field The prestige of one's employer Locked doors and strong physical security
Why is unpredictability uniquely expensive for a high-responsiveness system?

Without prediction it must stay braced, which is costly Unpredictable situations are always truly dangerous Prediction is a habit that can simply be dropped Sensitive people dislike any change for purely emotional reasons
Why does a slightly-too-short reply register intensely for the rejection-sensitive system?

The wiring codes belonging as survival, at high gain It reflects low self-esteem that must first be fixed It shows the person is dramatic and emotionally weak It is a misperception with no evolutionary basis
What is the task regarding the threat-and-incongruence detector, according to the module?

To medicate it into silence To replace it with pure logic To ignore it until it quietens To learn to read it well
Which two skills of ease does the module name at the safety tier?

Building up savings, and locking in fixed daily routines Avoiding all conflict, and keeping one's exposure to a minimum Trusting those in authority, and suppressing inner alarms Honesty as a safety technology, and telling discomfort from danger
What is the difference between a bunker and a nest?

A nest is more isolating and defensive than a bunker There is no real difference; both are forms of safety A bunker is warmer and more generous than a nest can be A bunker is defined by what it excludes; a nest by what it holds
Why does abundant safety mean having several nests?

No single loss returns you to free-fall One perfect relationship should carry it all Several nests prevent real intimacy forming Safety should come from material wealth alone
What does the module call the seductive counterfeit of safety?

Safety through repair Safety through honest conflict Safety through control Safety through congruence
According to the module, which relationship is safest?

One that has never had any rupture One that has ruptured and been mended One in which one person manages all risk One in which conflict is always avoided