Q Experiment #2: Receiving Feedback Point Value: 4 Page length: 1 Taking the time to request feedback is difficult for many of us. This experiment asks that you do that from FIVE people in your life. Ask them to "fill in the blanks" to the questions listed on the assignment below labelled: Experiment #2 Feedback Sheet." These questions are about YOU and I will warn you, make sure you are ready for honest feedback. You may not necessarily get the responses you expect. Reporting and Processing: 1. Report the results of how each of the five people "filled in the blanks." Report your impressions of the "results" in a one-page typed paper. Some questions to ponder: How did you feel before, during and after each interaction? Were you surprised by the responses? Howcomfortable were the people in responding to your assignment? How did the perceptions of "you" vary? Why do you think they varied? What did you learn about yourself? How does this experiment relate to your self-concept? What do you want to change about yourself? What did you find most affirming about yourself after completing this project? Experiment #2: Feedback Sheet: You deserve to be proud of your ability to _________, to _____________ and to ______________. I wish you would tell me more about ________________________ and ______________________. I wish you would talk less about _____________________________________________________. I’m uncomfortable or embarrassed when you _________________and when you ______________. When I’m talking about something I’m interested in or concerned about, I don’t like it when you _____________or ____________. I appreciate it when you _______________ or _________________. Your friends are lucky because you are usually ___________, ___________ and ______________. I appreciate it so much when you _______________,__________________, or ________________. The most positive change I’ve seen in you lately: ______________________. Three difficult situations that I think you handled well are/were: 1. 2. 3.