Empathy

1. What is empathy?

• 1. An agreement of differences by a mutual decision

• The quality of the mind or spirit that allows a person to face difficulty, danger, or pain without fear; bravery.

• 1. The ability to understand or identify the feelings and/or experiences of another person.

• 1. Influence of one's peer group members

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal signals?

• Walking to class

• Talking to a friend

• Writing a letter

• Smiling at someone

What are triggers?

• Someone who speaks and gets involved

• A person who is present at an event or incident but does not participate.

• 1. Something that causes (an event or situation) to happen or exist

• An agreement of differences by mutual decision

What is another phrase for perspective?

• Stereotyping

• Advocating

• Engaging

• Point of view

Which of the following activities would help build a strong community?

• Staying at home playing video games

• Helping with a food drive for your community

• Joining a new club

• Organizing a neighborhood party for neighbors

1. Of the following behaviors described, which is an example of showing respect?

• Neither a nor b

• Listening to another's opinion and providing feedback

• Talking over someone

• Disagreeing with someone politely

1. What term means to publicly recommend or support a person, group, or cause?

• 1. Oppose

• 1. Approve

• 1. Protest

• 1. Advocate

1. What is it called when one develops opinions about other groups of people based on their appearance, race, religion, culture, etc.?

• Empathize

• Stereotype

• Intimidate

• Advocate

1. What is a small group of people, with shared interests or other common characteristics, who spend time together and do not easily allow others to join them? (choose the best answer)

• 1. 1. Team

• Herd

• Class

• Clique

1. When a group is working together cooperatively to create a product, generate ideas and/or solve a problem, they are participating in: (choose the best answer)

• 1. Collaboration

• Pedestrian steps

• Communication

• Protesting