AI for friend sleepover vetting questions

End-of-lesson check

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1. A parent wants to ask about supervision and screen time at a sleepover but worries about sounding accusatory. What can AI help with in this situation?

   1. Translating the parent's concerns into neutral, conversational questions that don't put the other parent on the defensive
   2. Replacing the need for the parent to have any direct conversation with the other family
   3. Guaranteeing that the other family will answer honestly about their household rules
   4. Automatically detecting if the other family has any safety violations

2. After using AI to draft vetting questions and having the conversation with another family, a parent feels unsettled about the responses they received. What does the lesson advise?

   1. Report the family to authorities based on the discomfort
   2. Ask AI to generate more questions to clarify the concerns
   3. Trust that gut instinct and decline the sleepover if something feels off
   4. Assume the other family was just nervous and proceed with the sleepover

3. What does the lesson identify as something AI cannot do, even with perfectly drafted questions?

   1. Create questions that cover every possible safety concern
   2. Replace the parent's personal judgment about whether the other family feels right
   3. Help the parent figure out what to say if they need to decline
   4. Generate questions that guarantee the other parent will answer honestly

4. A parent uses AI to generate vetting questions and receives options that sound like a job interview. What should they do?

   1. Discard AI assistance entirely since it's not helpful
   2. Ask the AI to make them even more detailed and thorough
   3. Use them as-is since AI knows best how to phrase questions
   4. Edit the questions to be more conversational and less formal before using them

5. The lesson mentions that AI can help parents distinguish between 'worth asking' questions and what?

   1. Questions that are appropriate only for older children
   2. Questions that reflect helicopter parenting tendencies
   3. Questions that other parents will definitely lie about
   4. Questions that require legal consultation

6. What does the lesson say about a parent's refusal of a sleepover after using AI to help ask questions?

   1. The other family will understand automatically because of how the questions were framed
   2. Even with well-framed questions, declining can still feel awkward, and that's okay
   3. A refusal is never necessary if the questions were thorough enough
   4. AI will make the refusal feel completely comfortable for both parties

7. A parent wants to use AI for sleepover vetting. They have a child of a specific age and are considering a first sleepover at a friend's house. What information should they provide to AI?

   1. The child's age and that it's a first sleepover at a friend's family home
   2. The child's exact school and the friend's parents' occupations
   3. The distance to the friend's house and the weather forecast
   4. The family's financial situation and the friend's academic performance

8. What does the lesson identify as a key benefit of AI-generated questions that 'invite the other parent's view'?

   1. It makes the other parent more likely to volunteer information
   2. It guarantees the other parent will share their actual parenting style
   3. It allows the parent to avoid asking about difficult topics
   4. It creates a collaborative conversation rather than an interrogation

9. A parent generates five questions using AI covering supervision, screens, and access. After reviewing them, they still feel uncertain about one topic. What should they do?

   1. Ask AI to generate additional questions on that specific topic
   2. Only ask the questions AI generated and skip the uncertain topic
   3. Decide that if AI didn't cover it, it's not important
   4. Assume the other family handles that topic appropriately

10. The lesson emphasizes that while AI can help draft questions, what remains the parent's ultimate responsibility?

    1. Having the most comprehensive list of questions possible
    2. Making the final judgment call about their child's safety
    3. Ensuring the other family likes them after the conversation
    4. Getting the other family to agree to all the questions

11. What does the lesson mean when it says AI can help avoid sounding like an 'interrogation'?

    1. The other family should do most of the talking
    2. The parent should ask fewer questions to avoid suspicion
    3. Questions should feel like a friendly discussion, not an inquisition
    4. All questions should be answered in writing, not verbally

12. The lesson lists three areas that vetting questions should cover. Which three are mentioned?

    1. Discipline, religion, and toys
    2. Transportation, allergies, and pets
    3. Nutrition, homework, and bedtime
    4. Supervision, screens, and access

13. What is a key limitation when using AI to help with sleepover vetting conversations?

    1. AI can predict exactly how the other parent will respond
    2. AI cannot generate more than three questions at a time
    3. AI cannot pick up on verbal cues or the overall feeling of the conversation
    4. AI always produces questions that are too casual to be useful

14. The lesson mentions that the premise is about having an 'awkward' conversation without it feeling like what?

    1. A therapy session
    2. A formal arbitration
    3. A business meeting
    4. An interrogation or cross-examination

15. What should a parent do if the AI generates a question that feels too intrusive, even though it covers an important topic?

    1. Use the question exactly as generated to ensure completeness
    2. Reframe it in their own words to be gentler while still addressing the topic
    3. Skip that topic entirely since AI determined it was intrusive
    4. Ask the other family that question anyway since AI approved it