Feelings
Communication Styles
Problem Solving
Friendships
Boundaries
100

What's the difference between being angry and feeling disrespected?

Anger is a reaction; feeling disrespected is about how someone treats you.

100

What's passive communication?

When you don't speak up or express how you really feel. 

100

What's the first thing you should do before reacting to a problem?

Pause and think.

100

What does a healthy friendship look like?

Trust, honesty, respect, and support.

100

What's a physical boundary?

Space or touch you are comfortable with.

200

What are 2 ways you show you're overwhelmed?

I shut down or avoid things; I get irritated easily. 

200

What's the difference between assertive and aggressive?

Assertive is standing up for yourself respectfully, aggressive is being forceful or rude.

200

How can you fix a conflict with a close friend?

Be honest, listen to their side, and work toward a solution together.

200

What are signs of a toxic friendship?

They make you feel bad, leave you out, or don't respect your feelings. 

200

How can you set a digital/social media boundary?

Ask people not to post about you or share things without asking.

300

Why is it important to name your emotions?

It helps you understand yourself and respond in a healthy way. 

300

Give an example of assertive communication.

"I feel left out when I'm not invited. Can we talk about it?"

300

What is the SODAS method?

A decision-making tool: Situation, Options, Disadvantages, Advantages, Solution.

300

What do you do when your friend crosses a boundary?

Speak up and let them know how it made you feel.

300

What are respectful ways to say "no" ?

"No, I'm not okay with that," or "I don't want to do that, thanks."

400

How do you usually react when you feel embarrassed?

I might laugh it off, get quiet, or want to leave the situation.

400

What does active listening look like?

Making eye contact, nodding, and not interrupting.

400

What can help you stay calm in a stressful moment?

Deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a break.

400

How can you be a better friend during an argument?

Listen, stay calm, and try to understand their side.

400

What does it mean to respect someone else's boundary?

To stop or change your behavior when they ask you to.

500

How can naming emotions help a disagreement?

It helps both people understand each other and solve the problem calmly.

500

Why might someone choose not to speak up?

They might be afraid of conflict or not feel confident.

500

What should you do if a solution doesn't work?

Try another solution or ask for help from someone you trust.

500

When should you take a break from a friendship?

When it becomes one-sided, hurtful, or stressful.

500

What can you do if someone keeps crossing your boundaries?

Be firm, repeat your needs, or get help from a trusted adult.