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         "You seem to be nervous. Try using visual aids in your presentation, such as charts or photographs. If you're anxious during your speech, you can rely on visual aids to support your presentation."
       ]
     }
+  },
+  {
+    "tag": "teamwork",
+    "patterns": [
+      "I have a group project.",
+      "I have a group assignment.",
+      "I'm working with a partner'.",
+      "I'm working together with a classmate.",
+      "I have a team project."
+    ],
+    "responses": {
+      "Neutral": [
+        "Try assigning roles with specific responsibilities to each team member so everyone can contribute equally.",
+        "Try arranging virtual meetings to work together even when you can't meet in person. Zoom and Google Hangouts are two popular options.",
+        "Try keeping track of group deadlines using an organizing platform such as Trello.",
+        "Try communicating with your professor if there are issues with your group."
+      ],
+      "Happy": [
+        "Group projects can be fun! Try assigning roles with specific responsibilities to each team member so you can all focus on your strengths.",
+        "Communication is key for group projects! Try arranging virtual meetings to work together if you can't meet in person. Zoom and Google Hangouts are great options!",
+        "Try keeping track of group deadlines using an organizing platform like Trello. Organization will keep things running smoothly!",
+        "Group projects can be fun! Remember, you can communicate with your professor if there are issues with your group."
+      ],
+      "Angry": [
+        "I understand you may be frustrated. Try assigning roles with specific responsibilities to each team member so everyone can contribute equally. Focusing on your own subset of tasks can be calming.",
+        "You seem to be a bit angry. Try arranging virtual meetings to work together even when you can't meet in person. Zoom and Google Hangouts are two popular options. Communication may ameliorate your frustrations.",
+        "You seem to be a bit angry. Try keeping track of group deadlines using an organizing platform such as Trello. Clear organization can resolve group conflicts.",
+        "You sound a bit upset. Try communicating with your professor if there are issues with your group. If the group is difficult for you to work with, your professor may be able to help."
+      ],
+      "Sad": [
+        "You seem to being feeling down. Try assigning roles with specific responsibilities to each team member so everyone can contribute equally. Focusing on your own subset of tasks can be a relief.",
+        "You seem to be feeling blue. Try arranging virtual meetings to work together even when you can't meet in person. Zoom and Google Hangouts are two popular options. Communication can alleviate your woes.",
+        "You seem to be in low spirits. Try keeping track of group deadlines using an organizing platform such as Trello. Clear organization will keep things running smoothly so you can feel less burdened.",
+        "You seem to be feeling blue. Try communicating with your professor if there are issues with your group. If the group is difficult for you to work with, your professor may be able to help."
+      ],
+      "Fear": [
+        "You sound a bit nervous. Try assigning roles with specific responsibilities to each team member so everyone can contribute equally. You can focus on your own subset of tasks without worrying about others' tasks.",
+        "You seem to be feeling anxious. Try arranging virtual meetings to work together even when you can't meet in person. Zoom and Google Hangouts are two popular options. Communication can alleviate your worries.",
+        "You seem to be feeling fearful. Try keeping track of group deadlines using an organizing platform such as Trello. Clear organization will keep things running smoothly so you can relax.",
+        "You seem to be stressed. Try communicating with your professor if there are issues with your group. If the group is difficult for you to work with, your professor may be able to help."
+      ]
+    }
   }
 ]