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Your teacher gives you feedback on your essay, suggesting you add more examples to support your argument. How do you respond?
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A classmate criticizes your presentation by saying, "That was boring." How do you react?
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Your coach tells you that you need to improve your teamwork skills. How do you handle the feedback?
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A friend says, "You're not good at this. Just give up." How do you respond?
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Your boss at work points out a mistake in your project but also offers advice on how to fix it. What do you say?
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A classmate who usually struggles with math gets a good grade on a test. How would you compliment them?
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Your coworker presents a project with confidence and clarity. What’s a thoughtful compliment you could give?
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A friend gets a new haircut, and you genuinely think it looks great. How do you let them know?
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You notice someone working really hard on an assignment. What compliment could you give them?
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Your sibling makes dinner for the family. How do you show appreciation with a compliment?
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A friend is nervous about trying out for a sports team. What words of encouragement could you offer?
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Your younger sibling is struggling to learn how to ride a bike. What would you say to encourage them?
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A coworker is doubting their ability to complete a tough project. How can you encourage them?
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A teammate on your sports team misses an important shot and feels bad. How do you encourage them?
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A classmate is about to give a speech in front of the whole school and looks really nervous. What do you say?
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You think a classmate's answer in a discussion is incorrect. Should you correct them in front of everyone or keep it to yourself?
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