Please help us evaluate the effectiveness of the resilience conversations by answering these questions. Your answers will only be used by program evaluators, will be kept completely confidential, and will not be made available to parents or school personnel.
 
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This survey has three sections that should take less than five minutes each.
PART 1
Here is a list of things that happen to people and that people think, feel or do. Read each sentence carefully, and choose the one answer (Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, or Almost Always) that tells about you best.
THERE ARE NO RIGHT OR WRONG ANSWERS. *
 NeverRarelySometimesOftenAlmost Always
Life is fair.
I can make good things happen.
I can get the things I need.
I can control what happens to me.
I do things well.
I am good at fixing things.
I am good at figuring things out.
I make good decisions.
I can adjust when plans change.
I can get past problems in my way.
If I have a problem, I can solve it.
If I try hard, it makes a difference.
If at first I don't succeed, I will keep on trying.
I can think of more than one way to solve a problem.
I can learn from my mistakes.
I can ask for help when I need it.
I can let others help me when I need to.
Good things will happen to me.
My life will be happy.
No matter what happens, things will be alright.
PART 2
Here is a list of things that happen to people and that people think, feel or do. Read each sentence carefully, and choose the one answer (Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, or Almost Always) that tells about you best.
THERE ARE NO RIGHT OR WRONG ANSWERS. *
 NeverRarelySometimesOftenAlmost Always
I can meet new people easily.
I can make friends easily.
People like me.
I feel calm with people.
I have a good friend.
I like people.
I spend time with my friends.
Other people treat me well.
I can trust others.
I can let others see my feelings.
I can calmly tell others that I don't agree with them.
I can make up with friends after a fight.
I can forgive my parent(s) if they upset me.
If people let me down, I can forgive them.
I can depend on people to treat me fairly.
I can depend on those closest to me to do the right thing.
I can calmly tell a friend if he or she does something that hurts me.
If something bad happens, I can ask my friends for help.
If something bad happens, I can ask my parent(s) for help.
There are people who will help me if something bad happens.
If I get upset or angry, there is someone I can talk to.
There are people who love and care for me.
People know who I really am.
People accept me for who I really am.
PART 3
Here is a list of things that happen to people and that people think, feel or do. Read each sentence carefully, and choose the one answer (Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, or Almost Always) that tells about you best.
THERE ARE NO RIGHT OR WRONG ANSWERS. *
 NeverRarelySometimesOftenAlmost Always
It is easy for me to get upset.
People say that I am easy to upset.
I strike back when someone upsets me.
I get very upset when things don't go my way.
I get very upset when people don't like me.
I can get so upset that I can't stand how I feel.
I get so upset that I lose control.
When I get upset, I don't think clearly.
When I get upset, I react without thinking.
When I get upset, I stay upset for about an hour.
When I get upset, I stay upset for several hours.
When I get upset, I stay upset for the whole day.
When I get upset, I stay upset for several days.
When I get upset, I make mistakes.
When I get upset, I do the wrong thing.
When I get upset, I get into trouble.
When I get upset, I do things that I later feel bad about.
When I get upset, I hurt myself.
When I get upset, I hurt someone.
When I get upset, I get mixed-up.