Understanding Social Reactions

The transcript provides examples of situations where individuals might react strongly but choose to control their emotions. The first example involves a woman who is upset about a wrong order at a restaurant, while the second example describes a vegetarian man who is served a meaty meal by his mother-in-law during Christmas lunch. Despite their frustrations, both individuals manage to keep their composure and avoid making a scene.

What was the woman's reaction when her order was incorrect at the restaurant?

• She quietly accepted the mistake.

• She made a scene.

• She left the restaurant.

• She asked for a discount.

What type of meal did the vegetarian man receive from his mother-in-law?

• A vegetarian meal

• A vegan meal

• A meaty meal

• A gluten-free meal

How did the man feel about receiving a meaty meal?

• He was indifferent.

• He was delighted.

• He was confused.

• He was quite angry.

What did the man decide to do after receiving the wrong meal?

• He made a scene.

• He asked for a new meal.

• He controlled his anger.

• He left the table.

What is the main theme of the third section?

• The significance of family traditions

• The importance of making a scene

• The benefits of controlling one's emotions

• The joy of receiving gifts