You're at school. Someone who is rushing to class accidentally bumps you and apologizes. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - stressed/You - mad. Tell that person to watch out next time but be understanding.
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You're at school. You are having an argument with someone because they think their answer is right and yours is wrong. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - mad/You - mad. Fact check the answer.
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You're at home. Your parents ask you to do your homework but you had a long day and don't want to do it. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - concerned/you - tired. Promise to do it later after _ amount of time of test.
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You lost your phone and you think your friend took it. You accuse your friend then find that your phone was in your pocket the whole time. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - mad/you - embarrassed. Apologize and maybe cheer them up by getting them a gift.
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Your computer is out of battery and your parents tell you that you need to do your homework and you are not doing it. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - concerned/you - mad. Explain to them the situation and they should understand.
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You lost your wallet. A person comes up to you and told you they found you wallet after you left it on the counter. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - good/you - happy. Say thank you politely and sincerely.
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You have guest over the house. You want to jump around. Your guest have been dying to hang with you. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - very excited/you - not enthused. Hang with you guest as you can jump around later.
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You are at the grocery store. You accidentally sneeze in front of open-air produce. A worker sees you and tells you to leave. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - mad/concerned/you - mad. Apologize and leave.
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You're at school. Your friend brings up a topic that you do not want to talk about. How does that person feel/how do you feel? What is an appropriate way to react?
Person - happy/you -mad/sad. Tell your friend politely to change the topic.
