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The student is in a group project, but everyone wants to be the leader. The group is stuck arguing, and no progress is being made.
The student’s friends want to hang out right before a big exam, but they haven’t studied enough.
A friend is being made fun of by others at lunch.
The student discovers that their friends made plans without inviting them. They feel hurt and unsure how to address the issue.
The student’s text message to a friend was misinterpreted, leading to tension between them.
The student is at a party where peers are encouraging them to try something they’re uncomfortable with (e.g., social media, bullying).
In a sports team or extracurricular activity, one of the student’s teammates isn’t contributing or pulling their weight.
The student is throwing a party and has limited space, but several people are asking to be invited.
The student made a joke that unintentionally hurt a friend’s feelings.
A classmate has been copying the student’s homework and assignments without contributing. The student is uncomfortable but doesn’t want to ruin their relationship.
The student has a friend who is consistently late for meetups, causing frustration.
