Minor/Major
Someone leaves you on read for 4 hours.
Answer: Minor
Your friend takes your chargerwithout asking,
Name one good response
Answer examples:
On Cory in the House, Cory's plans blow up because of misunderstandings. What often caused the conflict?
Answer: Assumptions / poor communication
Your friend joins another group at lunch and doesn't sit with you.
Minor
Someone bumps into you and says, "Watch where you're going."
What's a good move to amke that will lead to no conflict?
Answer: Ignore, clarify, walk away, stay calm
In thats so Raven, Raven jumps to conclusions because of a vision and gets mad before knowing the facts.
Question: What caused the conflict?
Assumptions
Someone posts an embarrassing picture of another student without permission.
Major
You and your teammate both think you're right during a game. What conflict skill helps?
Listening
In Blackish, Junior feels like his parents don't understand him and starts shutting down.
Question: What skill could help?
Answer: Honest communication / expressing feelings
Someone keeps threatening to fight another student.
Major
A friend group chat starts roasting another kid. What should you do?
Answer examples:
In Blackish,
Dre finds out one of the kids hid something important because they thought they would get in trouble. Dre gets angry immediately, and the kid shuts down and stops talking.
Question: Who made the conflict bigger — the person hiding the truth, the reaction, or both? Explain your answer.
Both contributed
Your friend starts a rumor that ruins another person's reputation.
Major
You're at a level-10 anger moment and want to snap. Give two coping skills to calm down
Walk away, breathe, music, counting, taking space, grounding
Junior feels left out because his parents seem more focused on one of his siblings lately. Instead of saying anything, he starts acting annoyed, giving short answers, and avoiding everyone.Question: Is the real conflict about being ignored, behavior, or communication?
Answer: Communication / unspoken feelings
Resolution: Express feelings directly instead of expecting people to guess