Interesting discussion. For my own part, #1 is the only one I really can raise my hand to. I can't stand up for myself to save my life. In fact, the last time I stood up for myself was in sixth grade, but that involved me picking my harasser up by his throat. I've stood up for other people, yes, but very very rarely for myself.
As for logic, sometimes I let my brain get too wrapped up in trying to make logical sense of things (which usually are emotions I'm trying to deal with). It can get messy, but the world of logic is not one I am uncomfortable in.
Which brings us to the final point. I don't know what it is, but when bad things happen in my life I go stone cold. Seriously, I can just shunt things somewhere else and deal, even in situations that no one else can approach. While the long-term ramifications of, say, an asteroid striking and unleashing a horde of evil aliens to pick over the survivors of the human race would get to me, I know that I can go to that place that scares me a bit and deal with it. To quote a song "save your tears for the day when the pain is far behind."
Anyway, that's just me. Again, very interesting topic. :happy: