A person with healthy self-awareness can make safe decisions that might seem "intuitive" to others because such a person:

A) focuses on others' weaknesses rather than being preoccupied with their own weaknesses.
B) can understand the reactions of other people toward him or her.
C) is honest and does not hide his or her frustration during difficult times.
D) scores very high on standardized intelligence tests.

Self-awareness involves understanding oneself and one's impact on others. By understanding the reactions of others, a person with healthy self-awareness can make safe decisions that take into account the feelings and reactions of others, even if those decisions may seem counterintuitive to others. Option A is incorrect because focusing on others' weaknesses does not necessarily lead to safe decision making. Option C is incorrect because honesty about frustration does not necessarily equate to healthy self-awareness. Option D is incorrect because intelligence test scores do not necessarily indicate healthy self-awareness.