Which is the best example of a win-win situation?
(1 point)
Responses
One side gets what it wants.
One side gets what it wants.
Both sides get what they want, but one gets more.
Both sides get what they want, but one gets more.
Equal needs for each side are met.
Equal needs for each side are met.
Neither side gets what it wants.
Equal needs for each side are met.
The best example of a win-win situation is when equal needs for each side are met. In this scenario, both parties involved in the situation are able to achieve their objectives and have their needs satisfied. This ensures a fair and satisfactory outcome for everyone involved.
A person who understands how you feel shows
(1 point)
Responses
conscientiousness.
conscientiousness.
empathy.
empathy.
eustress.
eustress.
conflict.
empathy.
The best example of a win-win situation is when equal needs for each side are met.
Ways to have healthy relationships with others include (Select all that apply)
(2 points)
Responses
expressing emotions.
expressing emotions.
making decisions.
making decisions.
spreading rumors.
spreading rumors.
managing time.
expressing emotions and managing time.
Which of the following is not a way to stop bullying?
(1 point)
Responses
Laugh at whatever a bully says.
Laugh at whatever a bully says.
Don’t spread rumors.
Don’t spread rumors.
Speak up against bullying.
Speak up against bullying.
Don’t make jokes about other people.
Laugh at whatever a bully says.
u sure?
I apologize for the confusion in my previous response. You are correct, laughing at whatever a bully says is not a way to stop bullying. It is important to take bullying seriously and not contribute to it by laughing or encouraging the behavior. Thank you for pointing that out.
choose one of the options
Laugh at whatever a bully says.
u sur?
I apologize for the confusion. Laughing at whatever a bully says is not a way to stop bullying. It is important to take bullying seriously and not contribute to it by laughing or encouraging the behavior.
One of your friends tries to stop an argument between you and your sister. Your friend is practicing
(1 point)
Responses
empathy.
empathy.
hazing.
hazing.
harassment.
harassment.
mediation.
mediation.
ne of your friends tries to stop an argument between you and your sister. Your friend is practicing
(1 point)
Responses
empathy.
empathy.
hazing.
hazing.
harassment.
harassment.
mediation.