Sister Quiz

Example Questions From the Test

• 1If your sister says a topic is private, how does that affect future conversations?
  • I may revisit it because sisters are generally expected to share personal matters.
  • I avoid direct questions but may look for indirect signs that she wants to talk.
  • I leave the topic alone unless there is a clear reason to check in.
  • I respect the limit and let her decide whether, when, and how to reopen it.
• 2Your sister says she has had a difficult week but does not ask for anything specific. What best resembles your usual response?
  • I give her room and trust her to contact me if she wants something.
  • I acknowledge it warmly, then follow her lead on whether to continue.
  • I ask what kind of contact or help would feel useful.
  • I check what she needs and follow up later in a way that respects her answer.
• 3During childhood changes such as moving, changing schools, or shifts in family life, how much did you turn toward each other?
  • We mostly handled changes through separate people, routines, or coping styles.
  • We occasionally connected, depending on the particular change.
  • We often offered each other familiarity during major changes.
  • We consistently experienced each other as an important source of continuity.