Understanding and Addressing Problems

Why is it important to talk about our problems, according to the introduction?

• To improve our mental health

• To make others feel sorry for us

• To avoid responsibilities

• To gain attention

What is a key benefit of discussing problems, as mentioned in the introduction?

• It helps in avoiding them

• It makes them disappear

• It promotes better mental health

• It creates more problems

Which phrase can be used to express a concern?

• I don't care about

• I'm really worried about

• I'm not interested in

• I have no issues with

Which of the following is NOT a suggested phrase for expressing worry?

• I'm a little bit worried about

• What really worries me is

• I'm really worried about

• I couldn't care less

What should you do if someone offers a suggestion that doesn't work for you?

• Ignore them

• Rudely reject it

• Politely say it might not work

• Accept it anyway

How can you show empathy when someone shares their problem?

• By laughing it off

• By changing the subject

• By sharing a similar experience

• By ignoring their feelings

What should you do if someone asks for personal information you're uncomfortable sharing?

• Ignore the question

• Get angry

• Share it anyway

• Politely decline to share

What is a suggested approach when someone shares a problem with you?

• Change the topic

• Dismiss their concerns

• Express empathy and understanding

• Offer immediate solutions

What is a polite way to postpone a discussion about a problem?

• Let's never discuss this again

• Let's meet next week and see how things are going

• I don't want to talk about it

• This is not my problem

What is a recommended way to prepare for using new phrases in conversations?

• Use them randomly

• Memorize and plan their use

• Forget about them

• Ignore them