True / False
Name a Topic
Appropriate or Inappropriate
Nailed It or Failed It
100

T/F: It’s okay to ask your coworker how much money they make.

False... it depends

100

You have some free time during class. What can you talk about with your classmates?

(e.g., assignments, classes you're taking)

100

You ask a classmate you just met, “Are you dating anyone right now?”

Inappropriate – Too personal

100

Mark told a coworker all about his new puppy during lunch. Nailed it or failed it?

Nailed it

200

T/F: You meet someone at a birthday party and tell them how attractive they are. 

False

200

You’re on a dinner date with a best friend. What do you talk about?

Relationships, work, family matters, future goals

200

You talk to one of your best friends about how stressed you've been feeling.

Appropriate

200

Anna chatted with her boss about last night's wild party. Nailed it or failed it?  

Failed it

300

T/F: It’s appropriate to ask your close friend personal health questions.

It depends...ask for consent

300

You’re at a holiday dinner with family. What’s a safe conversation topic?

(e.g., school, work, life happenings)

300

Your supervisor tells you about his recent divorce during lunch break.

Inappropriate – unprofessional and too personal.

300

Jason talked about his new job during a family BBQ. Nailed it or failed it?

Nailed it! 

400

It's okay to share your stance on political issues during social skills group.

False. Politics is best avoided with people you aren't close with.

400

You’re on a first date with someone you met online. What can you talk about? 

Personal interests, hobbies, work, or school.

400

You meet up with your cousin and start telling them about family drama.

Appropriate, but depends on their comfort level.

400

You're hanging out with an acquaintance and tell them about your relationship problems.

Inappropriate - too personal

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