Kids Helping Kids

Kids Helping Kids Questionnaire
Read each question and circle the response that best shows how you feel.
1.Excluding others, spreading rumors, leaving someone out on purpose are all examples of relational aggression.
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3 Agree
2. It is OK to leave others out or talk about kids behind their backs if they deserve it.
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3 Agree
3. It is important to share my feelings with the person who has hurt me.
1 2
Disagree
Not Sure
4. Kids who ask adults or older kids to help if someone is hurting them are babies.
1 2
Disagree
Not Sure
3 Agree
3
Agree
5. It is not my responsibility to help other kids if I am not involved.
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3 Agree
6. If I just ignore someone who is hurting my feelings, he/she will eventually go away.
1 2
Disagree
Not Sure
7. People act in mean ways because they don’t feel good about themselves.
1 2
Disagree
Not Sure
3 Agree
3
Agree
8. It is tattling to tell on a kid who is hurting someone else (for example, making fun of them and/or leaving them
out).
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3
Agree
9. If a kid hurts you, it is OK to try and get back at them and hurt them.
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3 Agree
10. People who are often the targets (for example, of name calling, exclusion) may hurt for a short time, but they will
get over it soon.
1
Disagree
2
Not Sure
3
Agree
11. When a friend or classmate has done something that you do not like, you should tell them how you feel.
1 2
Disagree
Not Sure
3 Agree
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