Understanding Jealousy in Friendships

What is a potential consequence of not addressing jealousy in friendships?

• It will make the jealous person more popular.

• It can lead to stronger friendships.

• It can become dangerous and cause harmful actions.

• It will naturally resolve over time.

How can you identify jealousy through competition in friendships?

• Your friend avoids any form of competition.

• Your friend constantly tries to outdo you.

• Your friend never competes with you.

• Your friend always agrees with you.

What might a jealous friend do to undermine your achievements?

• Encourage you to do better.

• Make a rude remark to minimize your success.

• Ignore your achievements.

• Celebrate your success.

What is a smear campaign in the context of jealousy?

• A harmless joke.

• A way to show support.

• A calculated attempt to damage your reputation.

• A friendly competition.

What is a backhanded compliment?

• A compliment given in private.

• A genuine compliment.

• A compliment that is also an insult.

• A compliment that is overly enthusiastic.

How might imitation indicate jealousy in a friendship?

• Your friend develops their own style.

• Your friend starts copying everything you do.

• Your friend gives you gifts.

• Your friend stops talking to you.

How should you approach a friend who gives backhanded compliments?

• Ignore their comments.

• Give them a backhanded compliment in return.

• Avoid them completely.

• Confront them directly and ask for clarification.

What does hot and cold behavior in a friendship suggest?

• A desire to spend more time together.

• Jealousy and built-up resentment.

• A lack of interest in the friendship.

• A stable and consistent friendship.

What might cause a friend to exhibit clingy behavior?

• A busy social life.

• High self-esteem.

• A strong sense of independence.

• Jealousy and fear of losing you.

What is a healthy way to deal with a jealous friend?

• Ignore their behavior.

• Cut them off immediately.

• Encourage their jealousy.

• Confront them with empathy and compassion.