WorksheetsResponding to Good News Effectively
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
How did Dave initially respond when Amanda shared her exciting news about getting VIP tickets?
He showed great enthusiasm and asked many questions.
He was distracted by his video game and gave a minimal response.
He immediately changed the topic to his own good news.
He expressed concern that the tickets might be a scam.
What did the mentor tell Dave about his first response to Amanda's news?
He was supportive and showed genuine interest.
He was distracted and showed no interest.
He was too busy killing commandos.
He should have offered to go with her.
What was the main problem with Dave's second attempt at responding to Amanda's news?
He was still distracted by his video game.
He completely ignored her news and changed the topic to his own.
He was too negative about the tickets being free.
He didn't ask enough questions about her experience.
What is the goal of a positive response when someone shares good news?
To offer advice on how to make the event even better.
To stay positive and show authentic interest in the person.
To quickly share your own good news to keep the conversation going.
To ensure the event is legitimate and not a scam.
What type of response is it when someone changes the topic to something they are excited about, ignoring the other person's news?
Active constructive.
Passive constructive.
Passive destructive.
Conversation multiplier.
When is the best time to share concerns with someone who is excited about something?
Immediately, to get it out of the way.
In a separate conversation, after celebrating their news.
Only if the concerns are very serious.
Never, to avoid conflict.
What is the term for responding to someone's good news by asking questions and sharing excitement, which helps build trust and strengthen relationships?
Passive destructive responding
Active constructive responding
Passive constructive responding
Active negative responding
What are the positive outcomes of using active constructive responding in relationships?
Only one person feels happier.
Relationships become weaker over time.
Both people are happier, feel more trust, and the relationship gets stronger.
It takes a lot of time and effort, making it impractical.
