Activity 2; Reflection Question (30 mins)

My reflection

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 06:20:28 GMT

by Clement Ghepes.

Yes, caring about a problem creates real motivation to act, because ignoring it would contradict my values and leave me feeling helpless. But motivation isn't automatic action: doubt about effectiveness, limited time and resources, or the problem's systemic scale can get in the way. So I'd be motivated, but I'd need to find a step that's actually available, effective, and sustainable, and take it rather than waiting for certainty.

answer

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 20:04:13 GMT

by Mihai Mihai.

Yes, I would feel motivated to act because ignoring a problem would not help the people affected by it. I would want to understand the situation first and look for realistic ways to help, even if my contribution was small. I believe change often starts when someone is willing to take responsibility and encourage others to get involved.

my reflection

Tue, 20 Oct 2026 19:58:54 GMT

by Vasile-Gabriel Anton.

Yes, I would be motivated to act because I would want to make a difference rather than just accept that the problem exists. Even a small action, such as raising awareness or helping a local organisation, could encourage others to get involved and lead to positive change.