1.	After you've had a disagreement with your parents, do you think you were right: most of the time? some of the time? almost never?
2.	If your parents told you to baby-sit for your little sister and there was something else that you wanted to do, would you: feel angry but keep quiet and baby-sit anyway? storm out in a huff and refuse to baby-sit? try talking to them in the hope of working out a compromise?
3.	When's the last time you thanked your parents for something nice they did for you? within the last few days. over a week ago. not for a long time.
4.	When you talk to your parents about something that means a lot to you, you feel they: listen and care about what you're saying. aren't especially interested and don't listen to what you're saying. don't seem to understand what you're talking about.
5.	If you come home from school unhappy, your parents would: probably not notice anything is wrong. press you to tell them what's bothering you. acknowledge that they notice something is wrong but not insist that you tell them what it is.
6.	If you came home from school unhappy, you would: pretend nothing was the matter. talk to your parents about what was bothering you. sulk in your room and not talk to anyone.