YES or NO: A "group plan" is a drawing, just like an architect's plan for a building.

When my body is part of the group, but I'm using my eyes to look all around, people may think I am thinking about what they're saying/not thinking about what they're saying.

When my head or my body is turned away from the group, people will think I am interested in them/not interested in them.

YES or NO: A "group plan" is what everyone tries to focus on when they're in a group together.

My friend is telling me about her upcoming basketball game. I look at her, smile, and nod as she speaks. My friend will think I am/am not interested in her basketball game.

It's important to keep my body and brain in the group because when I do this, other people will know that I am interested in them/not interested in them.

My friend is telling me about her upcoming basketball game. I look at her, smile, and nod as she speaks. My friend will probably have good/uncomfortable thoughts about me.

YES or NO: A "group plan" is a way we can talk about the reason everyone in that group is together.

I'm telling a classmate about a great movie I saw over the weekend. I notice he keeps looking at his cell phone rather than looking at me. I can use my eyes and brain to figure out that he is probably __________.

YES or NO: A "group plan" is always said out loud and told to everyone in the group before they join.

YES or NO: A "group plan" is something we might have to figure out on our own when we join a group.

My friend is telling me about her upcoming basketball game. I look at her, smile, and nod as she speaks. I am/am not showing expected behavior in this situation.