Recognizing Unexpected Behaviors in Social Situations Quiz

What is an example of an expected behavior in a social situation?

• Waiting to be dismissed from your teacher at the end of the period when the bell rings.

• Leaving class immediately when the bell rings.

• Abruptly leaving class without an explanation.

• Continuing to talk to your classmates and ignoring your teacher at the conclusion of class.

How can you recognize unexpected behavior in others?

• By being aware of what zone they are in.

• By confronting them aggressively and demanding an explanation.

• By assuming that's just their personality.

• By the type of clothing they are wearing.

Why is it important to recognize unexpected behavior in social situations?

• To prevent misunderstandings, conflicts, and potential harm.

• To impress others with your social skills

• To avoid being bored

• To make new friends and connections

How can you respond to unexpected behavior in a social situation?

• Respond calmly and ask an adult for help when needed

• Look at them straight into their eyes and see who blinks first

• Laugh and make fun of the person

• Yell and get angry

Can unexpected behavior be intentional or unintentional?

• Maybe

• Yes - both

• Only on weekends

• No

What are some strategies for managing unexpected behavior in social situations?

• Engaging in a physical altercation.

• Staying calm, setting boundaries, seeking support from others, and practicing empathy.

• Yelling and getting angry.

• Letting them know how immature they are.

How can empathy help in recognizing unexpected behavior in social situations?

• By understanding and relating to the emotions and experiences of others

• By ignoring the emotions and experiences of others

• By being judgmental and critical of others

• By avoiding social situations altogether

What are some ways to support someone who is exhibiting unexpected behavior in a social situation?

• Laugh at them and make fun of their behavior.

• Ignore them and pretend like nothing is happening.

• Publicly call them out and embarrass them.

• Being calm, giving them their space and not feed into their behavior.