Anna had to choose between a university close to home and a more prestigious one in another city. Her parents wanted her to stay close, but she wanted to be independent. She had only one week to decide., Anna chose the university in another city to be more independent., Tom was offered a new job with a higher salary, but it was much more stressful. His current job was comfortable and his colleagues were friendly. He wasn’t sure what mattered more to him., Tom accepted the new job because he wanted a higher salary and new challenges., Mark accidentally broke his friend’s laptop. He could either tell the truth or hope that nobody would notice. The laptop was very expensive., Mark hid the truth and hoped nobody would notice., Lisa got a chance to study abroad for one semester. She was excited, but she was afraid of being alone in a foreign country. She had never lived away from home before., Lisa decided to go abroad despite her fears., Sarah noticed that her colleague was making serious mistakes at work. If she told the boss, the colleague could lose their job. If she said nothing, the whole team could be affected., Sarah talked to her colleague privately instead of telling the boss., David failed an important exam by just two points. He could retake it, but it would delay his graduation. He wasn’t sure if it was worth the stress., David did not retake the exam and tried to pass anyway., Emma received a large bonus at work. She wanted to travel, but she was also saving for an apartment. She had to decide how to use the money., Emma saved most of the money and planned a smaller, cheaper trip., Peter was offered a part-time job during the semester. The money would help him a lot, but he already felt busy with school. He worried about his grades., Peter accepted the part-time job but worked too many hours and failed a class., After one year of dating, Julia and her partner talked about moving in together. It would be cheaper and more convenient. However, Julia was afraid it might change their relationship., Julia decided to move in with her partner to see how it would work., A friend of Alex often made rude jokes about other people. Alex didn’t agree with this behavior but didn’t want to cause an argument. He had to decide whether to say something., Alex did nothing and kept quiet about the rude jokes., In class, students could choose their own project partners. One of the best students was unreliable, but Alex’s close friend worked hard but wasn’t very skilled. The choice could affect the final grade., Alex chose his close friend because he trusted his work ethic., After finishing high school, Mia considered taking a gap year. She wanted to travel and work, but her parents preferred her to start university immediately. She felt pressure from both sides., Mia started university immediately even though she didn’t want to., The boss asked John to work overtime for several weeks. It would mean more money, but less time for family and rest. John was already feeling tired., John refused the overtime to protect his health and family time., During an exam, Kate saw a classmate cheating. The teacher didn’t notice anything. Kate had to decide whether to report it or stay silent., Kate reported the cheating immediately in front of everyone., After two years at university, Daniel realized he didn’t enjoy his field of study. Changing his major would cost time and money. Staying meant finishing something he didn’t like., Daniel changed his major to something he enjoyed more..

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