Are you showing that your body and brains are in the group?

Your friend is telling you about his upcoming basketball game. You look at him, smile, and not as he speaks.

• Your friend will probably think you are interested in hearing about his basketball game.

• Your friend will probably think you are NOT interested in hearing about his basketball game.

Your teacher is explaining a new assignment she has put in google classroom. You are playing with your hair and tapping your foot while you are looking around the room.

• Your teacher will think you are following along and will be ready to do this assignment.

• Your teacher will think you are NOT paying attention and will NOT be ready to do this assignment.

You are watching a video of your sister's dance recital with your family. You are looking at the screen and your hands and feet are still. You are watching the dancers and paying attention to the music.

• Your family will think you are interested in the performance.

• Your family will think you are NOT interested in the performance.

It is lunchtime and you are sitting near your friend. She is telling you about a movie she saw over the weekend. You look down at your sandwich and start pulling it apart to see what's inside. Next, you turn around to see what's going on in the room.

• Your friend will think you are interested in what she is talking about.

• Your friend will think you are NOT interested in what she is talking about.

You are at home and your mom is helping you with your homework.You think about what she is saying and nod your head as you listen. You look back and forth between your homework and your mom while she talks.

• Your mom will think you want her help with your homework.

• Your mom will think you DON'T want her help with your homeowrk.

You and a few classmates are standing around outside during recess. While the other kids talk about what they plan to do on vacation, you move a few feet away and sit on the grass.

• Your friends will probably think you are interested in what they have to say.

• Your friends will probably think you are NOT interested in what they have to say.

You are with your family at the mall. As you walk from store to store, you are texting with your friend on your phone.

• Your family probably feels good about you because you are involved in the group activity.

• Your family probably does NOT feel good about you because you are NOT involved in the group activity.

You are playing video game with some friends. You keep looking at what's going on on the television in another part of the room and forgetting make your moves.

• Your friends will feel good about you because you are paying attention to the group plan.

• Your friends will NOT feel good about you because you are NOT paying attention to the group plan.

You are in the classroom. Your teacher asks everyone to line up at the door. You stay at your desk.

• You are showing that you are NOT keeping your brain and body with the group, and your classmates feel annoyed.

• You are showing that you are keeping your brain and body with the group, and your classmates feel good about you.

You are out at recess. You keep walking up close to classmates and pretending to pour water from your water bottle on them.

• Your classmates probably have uncomfortable feelings about you because you are getting too close.

• Your classmates probably have good feelings about you because you are hilarious.