1. Imagine you have a major project due in a week, but your group members suddenly drop out. What would you do to ensure the project is completed on time?

• Panic and do nothing

• Reach out to new classmates for help

• Ask for an extension

• Complete the project alone, even if it’s less polished

1. You receive a lower grade than expected on a paper. What’s your first step?

• Ignore the feedback and move on

• Meet with the professor to discuss

• Blame external factors (e.g., difficulty of the assignment)

• Share the grade with friends to complain

1. During a group presentation, you realize you forgot to include important information. How do you handle it?

• Apologize and move on

• Explain why it happened and offer to send a follow-up email with the information

• Try to cover it up during the presentation

• Blame your group for not reminding you

You find an opportunity to take a course outside your major that interests you. What do you do?

• Stick to your major and avoid extra work

• Enroll and manage your time to fit it in

• Ask friends if it’s worth it first

• 1. Wait until next semester to decide

You and your classmates disagree on the direction of a group project. What’s your approach?

• Insist on your idea regardless of others’ opinions

• 1. Listen to everyone’s views and find common ground

• Avoid confrontation and go with the majority

• Take a vote without discussion