Relationships
Feeling accepted and included in a group.
Belonging
Treating yourself and other people with consideration.
respect
A disagreement or problem between people.
conflict
The effect someone can have on what another person thinks, says, or does.
influence
Someone you know but aren't close with.
Acquaintance
Understanding or imagining how another person might be feeling.
empathy
Taking responsibility for your choices and actions instead of blaming someone else.
accountability
list people who may influence you
coach, teachers, family, peers
Someone you know well and choose to spend time with.
friend
Being someone others can count on to be honest, dependable, and follow through.
Trustworthiness
Something you give when you recognize that you've hurt someone or done something wrong.
apology
Your friend encourages you to tell the truth even though you might get in trouble. What type of influence is this?
positive influence
Your friend tells you something private and you keep it private.
loyalty
You make a mistake and tell the truth about what happened, even though you know you might get in trouble. What character trait are you showing?
honesty
trying to make things right after you've hurt someone or damaged a relationship.
repair
Your friends pressure you to do something you know is wrong because “everyone else is doing it.” What type of influence is this?
negative influence
You can count on this person to be honest, keep promises, and respect your privacy. What quality are they showing?
trustworthiness
You find $20 on the classroom floor when no one is around and turn it in. What are you showing?
integrity
After an argument, both people agree to give up something they wanted so they can find a solution that works for both of them. What is this called?
compromise
The pressure you feel to act or make a choice because of what other people are doing or expecting you to do.
peer pressure