How Some Friendships Last — and Others Don’t Video Questions

According to the video, what can friendships change about us?

• Our height

• How we see challenges

• Our favorite foods

Friends can make difficult situations feel:

• Worse

• Ignored

• Less threatening

The video says people underestimate how much others:

• Like listening to them

• Enjoy their company

• Want gifts

The “liking gap” refers to:

• A gap between friends’ heights

• Thinking others like you more than they do

• Thinking others like you less than they do

Strong friendships involve:

• Never talking

• Regular interaction

• Competition

Emotional vulnerability in friendships builds:

• Confusion

• Trust

• Enemies

The video implies that good friends help us feel:

• Alone

• More stressed

• Supported

Healthy friendships require:

• One person doing all the work

• Mutual effort

• Ignoring feelings

Feeling nervous about what someone thinks of you is an example of:

• The liking gap

• The timing gap

• The memory gap

Friends don’t influence how we solve problems.

• True

• False