Have you ever discovered that a friend chose to go behind your back about something important? How did it undermine your trust, and did you manage to resolve it?, Describe a time when you had to stand up for a friend or colleague who others were prone to bullying or excluding. Was it difficult to stick to your principles in that situation?, Some people are prone to sucking up to someone in authority, like a teacher or boss. Have you ever been bothered by this behaviour in a mutual friend, and how did it affect the group dynamic?, In your family, is there anyone who tends to take everything in their stride, and someone else who gets easily stressed? How do these different personalities affect their relationship?, Think of a family disagreement. Have you ever felt you had to stick to your principles even when most of your family tried to take no notice of your point of view? What was the outcome?, Was there a time in your teenage years when you felt your parents' rules were undermining your independence? Did you confront them or did you go behind their back?, Would you describe your younger self as more shy and retiring, or have you always been able to take things in your stride in social situations? What helped you change or develop this trait?, Are you generally prone to taking criticism personally, or are you able to lighten up and not let it bother you? Give an example from a past relationship (friend, partner, or family)., When you see someone being treated unfairly, are you immediately bothered by it to the point of action, or do you sometimes take no notice to avoid conflict? Describe a specific memory., Some people think you have to compromise your values to succeed. Tell us about a time when you consciously decided to stick to your principles at work or school, even if it meant not sucking up to someone important.

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