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It is better to make plans inside school before making plans outside of school. T/F
True
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Give a circumstance when you might need to make new friends.
Changing school, moving house, joining a new sports team.
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How does a person feel if you try to make plans outside of school when you haven't had any conversations?
Awkward, uncomfortable
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Give one reason why acquaintances are important.
Prevent us being lonely, connect us with others, social benefits, can turn into closer friends
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What is a friend?
Somone who cares about you, makes you feel good and that you can trust.
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Making a close friend takes time. T/F
True
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How do you now if other students are interested in building a friendship with you?
They want to learn more about you. They share some details about themselves.
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Name 3 of the levels on the "relationship ruler".
Family, close friends, friends, aquaintance, stranger
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What is an example of a classmate you just met sharing too much personal information.
How much money they have, their political beliefs , how much their house is worth, details about a sick realative.
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What is an acquaintance ?
Someone you just met and don't know very well
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What things should be discussed when making plans?
What, When, Where
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Do you share personal information with an acquaintance? Y/N
No
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What is the difference between a friend and a close friend?
A close friend knows more about you and you have known them longer.
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Friendships should be equal. T/F
True
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What is oversharing?
Giving too much personal information
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How do I decide who could be a potential friend?
Common interests/personality match/shared experiences
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Give an example of something you could say to an aquaintance.
A general statement eg about the class, last night's homework, being their partner
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How can you tell if someone doesn't want to form a friendship with you?
Body language, not wanting to make plans, ignoring you.
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What times during the school day are the best for developing a friendship?
Recess, lunch, outdoor activities, partner activities
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