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Title: Marshall, a rejected sixth-grader, is warming-up to run in the school relay race. As he walks up to Post by: Capano on Jun 17, 2015 Marshall, a rejected sixth-grader, is warming-up to run in the school relay race. As he walks up to two of his classmates, one nudges the other and giggles. Which of the following examples of inner conversation would be most likely to lead Marshall to aggress against his classmates?
A) "Why are they laughing at me? I didn't do anything to either one of them." B) "Were they laughing about me or were they talking about something else?" C) "I'll pretend I didn't hear them laugh and just join in like everything is OK." D) "They were probably discussing that funny play we saw yesterday afternoon." Title: Re: Marshall, a rejected sixth-grader, is warming-up to run in the school relay race. As he walks up Post by: yari on Jun 19, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: Marshall, a rejected sixth-grader, is warming-up to run in the school relay race. As he walks up to Post by: Capano on Jun 30, 2015 Splendid!
Title: Re: Marshall, a rejected sixth-grader, is warming-up to run in the school relay race. As he walks up to Post by: yari on Jun 30, 2015 Thanks for the update.
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