List the Attitudes as Positive or Negative

This List the Attitudes worksheet supports users in clearly identifying and comparing positive and negative personal traits in everyday situations. By encouraging individuals to List the Attitudes they recognise in themselves and others—such as friendliness, arrogance, curiosity, or flexibility—this resource strengthens emotional understanding and self-awareness.

Designed for classrooms, therapy sessions, youth programs, or private reflection, this worksheet prompts learners to think about how behaviours influence communication, confidence, and relationships. When participants actively List the Attitudes that shape social interactions, they begin to see patterns that either build connection or create barriers.

This List the Attitudes activity also supports emotional intelligence by transforming vague impressions into concrete language. As individuals List the Attitudes they hope to improve, it becomes easier to set goals, model healthy behaviours, and reduce judgment or defensiveness.

Whether used in counselling, SEL lessons, or personal journaling, List the Attitudes provides a simple, engaging tool for strengthening interpersonal insight and guiding meaningful behavioural change.

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