Kaplan Nursing Entrance Practice Exam

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In the context of bravery, a "Coward" is someone who lacks what?

Courage
Intelligence
Ambition
Social skills

The correct answer is: Courage

A coward is defined as someone who lacks courage, which is the ability to confront fear, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation. Bravery involves taking risks and facing challenging situations despite the presence of fear. When one is described as a coward, it typically means they are unwilling to engage in difficult or frightening circumstances because they do not possess the inner strength or resolve that courage embodies. While intelligence, ambition, and social skills can play important roles in various contexts, the specific relationship between cowardice and the absence of courage is clear and direct.