Question

in the moral logic of survivor guilt, sherman reports that captain boenberger felt responsible after specialist paddock died back - home when boenberger was not there to help. which general idea does this specific detail support? soldiers are bound together by ties of love, loyalty, and common experiences. soldiers feel guilty over the mistakes that they make during war. survivors take responsibility even when they cannot be held responsible. survivors feel they must make moral repair by contacting a comrades family. in the moral logic of survivor guilt, which types of evidence does the author use to support her reasoning? choose three options. the authors own ideas articles written about returning veterans journals written by returning veterans real - life examples of survivor guilt the ideas of famous philosophers quotes from military psychologists scientific studies of survivors

Explanation:

1. For the first question, Captain Bauernberger felt responsible when Specialist Paddock died and he wasn't there to help, which shows survivors taking responsibility even when not accountable.
2. For the second question, real - life examples of survivor guilt like the case of Captain Bauernberger are used. Also, articles written about returning veterans and journals written by them can provide evidence related to the topic of survivor guilt.

Answer:

1. Survivors take responsibility even when they cannot be held responsible
2. articles written about returning veterans
3. journals written by returning veterans
4. real - life examples of survivor guilt