Set 1: Social Dynamics & Conflict, When someone is being judgmental, is it better to confront them directly or to keep your feelings under wraps? Why?, Set 1: Social Dynamics & Conflict, If you see someone get picked on, should you intervene immediately or seek help from an authority figure? Is neither action easy nor without risk?, Set 1: Social Dynamics & Conflict, After making a bad judgment call, should you beat yourself up about it or immediately try to learn from it? Can you do both?, Set 2: Family & Personal Life, When family peace is hanging by a thread, is it more important to take turns compromising or for one person to just give in? Can neither approach solve every conflict nor guarantee happiness?, Set 2: Family & Personal Life, Is a parent who is cocky about their parenting style more harmful or less harmful than one who is overly anxious? Could they both be difficult for a child?, Set 2: Family & Personal Life, When two families merge (like in a marriage), is the biggest challenge blending lifestyles or managing the opinions of the extended family? (Use either/or with the vocab 'merge')., Set 3: Specific Scenarios from Modern Family, Regarding Manny's poncho: Was Jay's concern about him getting picked on a valid reason to intervene, or was he just being condescending?, Set 3: Specific Scenarios from Modern Family, When Mitchell let Lily bonk her head on the doorjamb, was his reaction (panic, beating himself up) understandable or excessive? Should he have been both careful and more relaxed?, Set 3: Specific Scenarios from Modern Family, Is Phil's problem that he needs to be pulled back to the curb more often, or that Claire needs to loosen up and appreciate his enthusiasm? Could the answer be neither nor—maybe they just need better communication?, Set 4: Abstract Preferences & Advice, Would you rather have a friend who is a shutterbug always taking photos or one who never documents anything? Is neither extreme ideal nor particularly annoying?, Set 4: Abstract Preferences & Advice, To be a good leader, do you need to have delegation down pat or be able to make quick judgment calls under pressure? (Use either/or or both/and)., Set 4: Abstract Preferences & Advice, When faced with a pointy criticism (direct and sharp), is it better to respond with equal sharpness or to try and de-escalate? Is neither response simple nor foolproof?

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