Going by this, it's difficult to say.
Social: I don't really have social awareness in the broad sense of the word, but I do know that I'm generally a social outcast. I am not socially proactive and most people don't bother to get to know me, which is why I have a small number a friends, and the out of the friends I do have, I would say about 95% of them approached me first. Would that count as social awareness? Either way, I don't think I'm really concerned with how I am viewed by society as a whole and my status in it; rather, I am concerned with whether or not people within the society think poorly of me as a person. I guess you could say that I don't really care about attaining high social status or popularity, I care about if people think of me as a bad person. I hope I'm making sense...
Sexual:
I wouldn't say that I'm that aware of my connection and desirability amongst individuals, but I would say that I'm generally not attractive and desirable (though my low self-esteem may skew this opinion). I've been told numerous times by different people (and I've heard from other people) that I'm not attractive, both personality-wise and appearance-wise. Nor have girls bothered to talk to me (which is why most of my friends are guys), and I've never had a girlfriend. I would say that my lack of a partner over the years and my failures with biggest crushes over the years has left me crushed more than anything else, but, although I mope and cry over this, I don't do much about it -- half because I think it's no use, half because I'm too lazy and uncomfortable to commit myself to making myself more sexually attractive. Does that still count?
Self-preservation: This one's a little tricky. This instinct is very similar to the Type 6 personality -- the type that I have presumed myself to be. The reason why I've presumed myself to be a Type 6 is because I have a lot of dependency tendencies, I am unsure of myself and how I will handle inevitable problems, and I'm afraid of doing the wrong thing. But the part about a Type 6 that I don't relate to that well (as well as counterphobic-ness) is its desire for "comfort" and "security". What does that mean, exactly? Because really I don't care much at all about making sure that I am making a nice living, that I have a nice house, or that I'm in good physical health (though I don't like endangering my body to being harmed), etc. What I really want is to live a nice life, have a really nice intimate/romantic relationship with someone that I really love and whom I can relax with, have and develop great friendships with some great friends, and enjoy all of life's simplicities without getting too involved in it's complexities. In three words: peaceful, pleasant, and passionate.