Understanding Context
These are clues like tone, facial expression, and situation that help us understand meaning.
context
This mindset means believing you can improve with effort and practice.
Growth Mindset
A small lie told to avoid hurting someone’s feelings is often called this.
A white lie
These are the beliefs that guide how a person behaves and makes choices.
Values
This skill means being able to adjust when things don’t go as expected
Flexibility
This can change how a message is understood, even if the words stay the same.
Tone of voice
This type of mindset believes abilities are fixed and cannot change much.
Fixed mindset
This type of lie can cause harm, confusion, or broken trust.
A harmful lie
This value means telling the truth even when it is difficult.
Honesty
What would you call it if you are stuck on one idea or plan
Rigid thinking
This is what we should do before reacting when we are unsure about someone’s intentions.
Look for more context, gather additional information
This is the belief that mistakes help you learn and improve.
Learning from mistakes
Saying “I like your haircut” when you don’t want to hurt someone’s feelings is this type of lie.
A white lie
True or False: Everyone has to have the same values
False
This is what you are doing when you try a different way after your first attempt fails.
Problem solving
Someone laughs as you walk by. This is one possible explanation that is not about you.
They could be laughing at something else
This is an example of growth mindset self-talk after a mistake.
I can try again
Saying you did homework when you didn’t and blaming someone else is this type of lie.
Harmful lie
This happens when your actions match your values.
Being true to yourself
This is a flexible response when a friend wants to do something different than you planned, you meet in the middle
Compromising
This happens when we decide what something means without enough information.
Jump to conclusions, make assumptions etc.
This is what you can say instead of “I can’t do this.”
I can't do it yet or I just need some help
In a strategy game, pretending you are going to make one move but planning another is called this.
Bluffing
This is what you might feel when your actions don’t match your values.
Guilt or discomfort
This is what you are doing when you consider someone else’s idea even if it wasn’t your first choice.
Perspective Taking