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Trading Information
Emotional Regulation
2-way conversations
Electronic Communication
Choosing Appropriate Friends
100
The Four Types of Friends 1- Acquaintance 2-______Friend 3-Regular Friend 4- Best Friend
What is a Casual Friend.
100
[True or False] Some emotions are just plain BAD!
What is Flase, Emotions are neither good nor bad and when we experience them it is important to determine what it is that emotion is telling us.
100
During a 2-way conversation, you should be trading information about __% of the time.
What is 50%
100
These are all examples of _____? -Just wondering how your day is going? -I have to get going, my dad is calling me for dinner. -I should probably go finish my homework.
What are Cover Stories.
100
_________& ________ are examples of Groups or Crowds we talked about in class today.
[Multiple answers apply]
200
Share one interesting fact you learned about a peer this week.
Answers Vary.
200
Anger, Sadness, Happiness and Fear are the ____ _____ _______.
What are the Four Main Emotions. Other emotions can be a combination of these 4.
200
1. Trading information 2. Answer your own question 3.Share the conversation 4. Don't get too personal too quickly 5. Ask Open-ended questions 6. Ask Follow up Questions These are the ___________.
What is the steps for having a 2-way conversation.
200
The maximum number of messages you can leave when trying to reach someone.
What is 2. The 2 Message Rule
200
The Bathroom, Detention and Principle's Office are all ___ places to make friends
What is a bad place to make friends.
300
It is important to share the conversation and not be a ____________.
What is a conversation hog.
300
When you are Rev'vd up it means that you are a ___ on the spectrum of emotional intensity.
What is a 10. On the Spectrum Of Emotional Intensity, Balanced is 5, Shut Down is 0
300
It is important not to put off the person you are speaking to by using good _____control and Body______.
What are Good Volume control and Body Boundaries. Body Boundries- Not too close or too far away. Arms length distance is best.
300
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! After trading information MULTIPLE times and the person your speaking with seems interested in talking to you outside of school or work etc., you can suggest an exchange of_________.
What is Contact Information Examples of this would be; Phone number, email, gamer tags or social network invites.
300
How can you tell when you are accepted by a group?
They ask you for contact information, they invite you to do things, they ask for your social media, etc.
400
The main reason to trade information with another person is to find ___________.
What are Common Interests -Identify things you can talk about with that friend -Identifies activities you could do with them - Paying attention to what they do and don't like so that you don't upset the other person.
400
Getting a headache when you are stressed. Sweating when you are nervous. Smiling and jumping up and down when your happy. These are all examples of how emotions effect _______.
What is How emotions effect the body.
400
[True or False] During a two-way conversation it is best to ask as many questions as you can to the person you are speaking with.
What is False Being and Interviewer can make some people feel like you are just asking questions, instead of engaging in a two-way conversation where both people are trading information
400
1-Saying your name, 2-ask who you are calling for, 3- ask if it is a good time to talk 4-having a cover story for why it is you are calling. These are the steps to follow when_______.
What is engaging in a phone call.
400
These are all signs that the person is _________ in the conversation. Rolling their eyes when you are speaking Snickering Body is facing away from you Laughing before the joke is over- or at the wrong time.
What is not interested.
500
It is important not get ___________ when getting to know someone.
What is Getting Too Personal Too Quickly. The best way to make and keep friends is to not scare them off too quickly with personal stories and statements.
500
__________ is a group that either you, or someone in the room, would like to join.
What is ________[Multiple answers apply]
500
After Asking a question to the person you are talking with, it's important to listen to the answer. Then ______ ______ _____ question.
What is Answer your own question. Ex: "What kind games do you play on the weekends" -"I like football and soccer, but my favorite is basketball" "Mine too! And football is a close second."
500
The Internet should NOT be used for _________, instead be to strengthening the relationships with existing friends.
What is Making New Friends.
500
There are many reasons you could be rejected from a conversation or a Group you want to join. Just remember the steps for Leaving a conversation. 1. __________ 2. Look away 3. Turn away 4. Walk away
What is Keep your cool.