Question

according to the author of \the moral logic of survivor guilt,\ which idea best helps explain survivor guilt?
acting morally means doing good, not just avoiding wrong.
it is wrong to feel regret for the bad outcome of an accident.
moral character is expressed in feelings, not just actions.
it is possible to make up for a crime, healing the past.
question 4
in \the moral logic of survivor guilt,\ which of the following may be an important cause of survivor guilt?
soldiers efforts to contact the family of a comrade
soldiers strong feelings of attachment to each other
soldiers strong feelings of regret for accidents
soldiers duties to self, including self - forgiveness

Explanation:

Survivor guilt often stems from a sense of moral - emotional conflict. In the context of the first question, moral character being expressed in feelings as well as actions helps explain survivor guilt as survivors feel guilt (a feeling) about their survival while others perished. For the second question, strong feelings of attachment among soldiers can lead to survivor guilt when one survives and others don't.

Answer:

First question: Moral character is expressed in feelings, not just actions.
Second question: soldiers' strong feelings of attachment to each other