You think your friend is depressed and may be considering suicide. Which of the following actions should you avoid?
A. Tell him how concerned you are about him; you'll probably embarrass him.
B. Leave him alone to work it out.
C. Tell an adult you trust about the situation.
D. Tell him how disappointed you are that he would even consider suicide.
Is the answer B?
lmao bro d is the right one and be as toxic as u can about it too bruh lmaoooo
For a student, C is probably the best solution. Depression is a very complex issue, kids just don't have the experience to be counselors. B is definitely wrong.
no it say AVOID
D ofc
No, the answer is not B. Leaving someone alone when you suspect they may be depressed or considering suicide is not recommended. It's important to provide support and seek help for your friend.
The action you should avoid is option D: telling your friend how disappointed you are that they would even consider suicide. This response may further isolate your friend and make them feel guilty or judged, which is unhelpful in such a delicate situation.
It is important to choose options that prioritize your friend's well-being and safety. In this case, the most appropriate action is option C: telling an adult you trust about the situation. This adult, such as a teacher, parent, counselor, or any trusted authority figure, can help provide the necessary support and intervention for your friend.