It is easy for me to talk about my feelings.
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If I have an argument, I try to work it out with the other student.
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I yell at other students when I am mad.
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I know many different words to describe what I feel inside.
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If a student bothered me, I would walk away.
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I can calm myself down when I am upset.
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I push or shove students who make me mad.
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If I have a conflict, I ask to hear the other student’s side of the story.
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I ask other students what they feel if I am not sure.
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I call other students names when I am mad.
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I try to think of many different ways to solve a problem.
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I stop and think before I act when I am mad or upset.
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I will ask a student to play if they don't have someone to play with.
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I listen to other students even when I disagree.
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I tell other students how I feel when they do something I like.
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I tell other students how I feel when they do something I don’t like.
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