1. The importance of honesty and authenticity in building trust and rapport within a group is very important as we can easily understand the situation the person is in and this game helped exactly in that situation. It helped all of us to know each other better and change our perspective on that person.

1. Honesty is importance as the other person you talk to should know that how trustworthy are you. This relationship would create or rather build a better friendship circle. This bond will stay for a longer period of a time rather than a friend circle which didn't have a good bond or didn't know that how trustworthy are the other people of the group.

1. Since we can easily understand the situation the person is in and this game helped exactly in that situation, honesty and authenticity are very important in developing trust and rapport within a group. It changed our perception of that person and helped us all get to know each other better.

I think that honesty and authencitys is very important inbuildiing trust with someone let alone with a group.This game ecoungured openess and honesty as we were sharing what we have done and issues we have been through aloud and relate to each other

3 - There were no instances where i felt judged as mostly everybody's response was mostly the same.

Yesterday, we played the Never Have I Ever "Classroom Edition" . The game embraced honesty and cooperation between our classmates since we needed to be honest about whether we had or had not done the specific things. It allowed each of our classmates to be honest about their experience.

2. During the game, I did not feel hesitant to share my answer at all, and I just wanted to have fun by playing this game and knowing my peers better, which is the reason why I participated in this game.

2. While I was playing the game I didn't feel hesitant to share any of my moments which happened with me.

For me there were no moments in the game were I felt challenged to share if I have done it or not to each other there were one factor that is the question sensitive that I am nit willing to answer but they were not.

1.The importance of honesty and authenticity in building trust and rapport within a group of friends is that When people sense that someone is being genuine and honest, they are more likely to trust them and develop a deeper connection.

1. I think honesty is very important because it give more clear vision to the problem and it also helps us to make our bond more stronger and it helps us to understand and to relate to our friend

1 - I think that this game helped us build transperency and honest in us and others like there were things what everybody has experienced. We also can build trust with this.

2 - I mean there werent any specific moments but i did think if i should share these moments with everyone. I thought i should not share it but still it was a game of never have i ever

3. While I was playing the game I didn't feel that someone was judging me by the moments that happened to me.

In the game I never felt judged as everyone was sharing if they have done it or not it was a moment of being relatable not judged I would have not done the sitiuation differientlay to get accepted.

2. I didn't feel hesitant in any part of the game.

1. ⁠Reflect on the importance of honesty and authenticity in building trust and rapport within a group. How did the game encourage honesty and openness among participants?

   
   

   In my perspective, honesty and trust is the biggest thing in any friendship as we need to trust each other to help each other, build a strong bond and to keep the friendship going. We need to be honest with each other even if we make mistakes, so that we can build and improve ourselves. This game helped us be more open to each other by answering yes or no questions to see how much we can relate to each other on what we do in our day-to-day lives.

2. Were there any moments during the game where you felt challenged or hesitant to share? What factors influenced your decision to participate or withhold certain information?

I was not that hesitant to answer anything as i'm not afraid of being judged most of the time and the questions were not invasive or uncomfortable at all, and i don't mind when people know my experiences and what they think about them. Especially if a lot of people can relate.

3 . Were there any moments during the game where you felt judged or misunderstood by others? How did you handle these situations, and what could have been done differently to promote understanding and acceptance?

I never felt judged of misunderstood because again, a lot of people could relate to me and it was an innocent game.

There were no moments in the game where I felt challenged, judged or misunderstood by someone else, I actually don't know if it happened but I did not feel so, I think our class may not be friends with everyone but we all are kind to each other even though we do fight sometimes or shout at each other or be rude to each others because of some reasons.

Honesty is the act of speaking the truth with other people, and if we take it in terms of friends, groups, cliques etc., then honesty the speaking the truth to them so they can trust us, and include us, another example is when some of your close friend tells you some secret, then you are supposed to keep it a secret, not spread it. I wasn't hesitant during the game, I was relaxed. I did not feel that judged, or misunderstood by others.

3. Even though our class may not be friends, we are all kind to one another, even though we occasionally fight, yell at one another, or act rudely toward one another for various reasons. I don't know if this happened, but I never felt challenged, judged, or misunderstood by anyone during the game.

No, I did not feel the challenged or hesitant while sharing my experience since I wanted everyone to know how I felt, did things, and thought of things.

2. while i was playing the game i didn't felt uncomfortable or nervous in sharing my and there were not weird moments which happened with me

I wasn't there to play the game but if I was there I would be hesitant to share some personal answers like family related.

No, everyone accepted how each one of us felt.

The importance of honesty and authenticity in buliding trust and rapport within a group is very important becuase honesty allows partners to build trust and understanding with one another.

1. I think that the importance of honesty and authenticity in a group is to influence and motivate others.

2. No, as the quetions were appropriate and I did not feel the need to be hesitant.

3. No I did not think anyone was judging us as we were all interested in the game.

As I already said I wasn't there but if I was there I would have probably would have been judged by my so-called "FRIENDS"