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Perspective

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    Interpreting perspectives
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  • Sierra tells Jeff that she got in a big argument with her sister. Jeff says, “That must have been hard. How are you feeling since the argument?” Is Jeff showing empathy?
    yes
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  • Steve told James that his parents are getting a divorce. He is really upset. James says, “I’m so sorry Steve. I get how you feel, my parents divorced last year.” Is James showing empathy?
    yes
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  • What is the main purpose of perspective-taking in communication?
    To force your opinion onto others
    To avoid conflict at all costs
    To win an argument
    To understand the emotions and viewpoints of others
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  • Which of the following is an example of perspective-taking?
    Ignoring a person's feelings to focus on your own thoughts
    Interrupting someone to tell them your opinion
    Listening to someone's story and trying to understand how th
    Assuming someone is angry because they don't agree with you
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  • What does "taking responsibility for your actions" help you understand?
    How to blame others
    The potential consequences of your choices
    How to avoid being noticed
    That nothing you do will affect others
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  • Which of the following is a potential consequence of not considering someone else’s perspective?
    Building stronger relationships
    Clearer communication
    Increased understanding
    Conflict or misunderstanding
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  • How can perspective-taking affect group work?
    It has no effect on group work
    It makes the task harder to complete
    It can help team members understand each other’s strengths a
    It can increase conflicts and make it harder to work togethe
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  • What is the consequence of making a decision without considering its impact on others?
    Everyone will agree with you
    You will always make the best decision
    You are likely to hurt others without realizing it
    The situation will remain neutral
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  • What is an example of perspective-taking when interacting with a friend?
    Interrupting to talk about your own issues
    Listening attentively when they express their concerns
    Ignoring their feelings because you are busy
    Trying to make them feel guilty for their feelings
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  • Which of the following is an outcome of practicing perspective-taking in relationships?
    It causes you to lose your personal opinions
    It can create stronger, more empathetic connections
    It makes you less willing to compromise
    It leads to misunderstandings
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  • How does perspective-taking impact your decision-making?
    It allows you to make selfish decisions
    It helps you make decisions that benefit only you
    It limits your choices
    It encourages you to consider how others might feel or be af
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  • If you fail to understand someone’s perspective in an argument, what is most likely to happen?
    The situation will resolve on its own
    The argument will likely escalate
    You will be able to persuade the other person easily
    Both sides will understand each other perfectly
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  • Which of the following demonstrates an understanding of consequences?
    Ignoring the feedback of others because you know best
    Deciding to stay out late without thinking about how it migh
    Choosing to apologize when you realize your actions hurt som
    Doing something just because everyone else is doing it
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  • Why is it important to consider the possible consequences of your actions?
    To make decisions that please everyone
    To avoid any negative outcomes
    To be prepared for how your actions may affect others
    To ensure your actions only benefit you
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  • Which is a consequence of being unempathetic toward others?
    Increased trust and stronger bonds
    Greater personal success and happiness
    Hurt feelings, miscommunication, and distance
    Better group collaboration
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  • What can help prevent misunderstanding and conflict in conversations?
    Speaking only from your own perspective
    Actively trying to understand where the other person is comi
    Ignoring the other person's feelings
    Dismissing others' emotions as irrelevant
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