Friendship 1
What are the 2 type of Friendships we spoke about during this presentation?
Unhealthy/Healthy Friendships.
What arises from differences, both large and small. It occurs whenever people disagree over their values, motivations, perceptions, ideas, or desires.
A Conflict.
What friendship is this an example of:
Your friend criticizes you or people you care about.
Your friend bullies and makes fun of you or other kids at school.
Unhealthy/Toxic Friendship.
What friendship is this an example of:
You respect each other and listen even if you disagree.
You don't try to control each other.
Healthy Friendship.
True or False:
Conflict resolution can make your relationship stronger if both parties compromise or reach a win-win solution.
What is a win-win solution?
Both parties feel that they have won or achieved something after working out the conflict.
What is one thing you should do during conflict resolution?
Take a break if either party gets angry, stop negotiation if either party feels threatened, tell a trusted adult if you feel threatened.
What is one thing that you should NOT do during conflict resolution?
Touch the other person, point a finger at the other person, call name or raise your voice.
What are the 4 Friendship Foundations?
Respect, Trust, Honesty, Communication
What does the T.A.L.K. Strategy stand for?
Take a time out.
Allow each person to tell their side.
Let each person ask questions.
Keep brainstorming.