Can someone help with # 2, 3, 6?
Thank you very much.
Negotiation/Delay/Refusal Skills - Assignment
There are many ways to say “no” to pressure from a dating partner or peer. Some of the ways to do this are listed below.
For each skill, write a "pressuring statement" or one for all of them, followed by a corresponding appropriate response.
Pressuring Statement:
Let’s sneak into an R rated movie tonight.
1. Giving a reason or excuse
Oh, I can’t, I have lots of homework tonight. Sorry.
2. Walk away
3. Avoiding the situation
4. Changing the subject
Oh, hey, speaking of movies did you know they’re releasing Spider Man 4 this October 10.
5. Discuss the consequences
No; I don’t think that’s a good idea. We could get caught and get into a lot of trouble
6. Reverse the pressure
7. Separate the person and the activity
You’re a really good friend; I like hanging out with you, but if you’re going to do something that may get us in trouble, then I don’t want to participate in it.
8. Honest and confident
No. I don’t want to sneak into a movie I’m not allowed to see. I don’t want to get into trouble.
9. Delay the activity
Sorry, I can’t. I have to work tonight and possible the next two nights as well. Maybe sometime next week.
Can someone help me with # 2, 3, 6?
Thank you very much.
3 answers
2. No, thanks.
3. I'd rather see _______________.
6. Why do you want to see an R-rated movie?
3. I'd rather see _______________.
6. Why do you want to see an R-rated movie?
6. Why would I date a guy who sneaks into movies?
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