Vocabulary
Being honest and following strong moral principles demonstrates this trait.
Integrity
Facial expressions, gestures, and body language are forms of this communication.
Non-verbal
Friends encouraging you to make a healthy or responsible decision is this type of peer pressure.
Positive
Families can provide food, clothing, shelter, support, and this emotional need.
comfort
A person whose behavior others admire and may copy is called this.
Role Model
Accepting responsibility for your actions instead of blaming someone else is called this.
Accountability
This communication style involves standing up for yourself in a firm but positive way.
Assertive
Friends encouraging you to do something against your values is this type of peer pressure.
Negative
When a caregiver fails to provide a dependent child's basic needs, it is called this.
Child neglect
A communicator who frequently gives in instead of standing up for their rights and needs uses this communication style.
Passive
Showing respect toward people whose beliefs or backgrounds differ from yours demonstrates this.
Tolerance
Carefully paying attention, thinking about what someone says, and responding appropriately is called this.
Active listening
A group of friends that regularly excludes other people may be considered this.
Clique
Abuse or neglect that harms or seeks to harm an older adult is called this.
elder abuse
A communicator who is pushy or hostile is using this communication style.
Aggressive
The qualities and core values demonstrated by a person make up this.
Character
“I feel frustrated when you don't listen because I want my ideas to be heard” is an example of this communication technique.
“I” message
When someone pressures you to break a rule, this communication style allows you to confidently say “no” while remaining respectful.
Assertive
Abuse involving people who are married, dating, or in a romantic relationship is called this.
Domestic violence
In the H.E.L.P. criteria, asking whether a choice could harm your well-being addresses this part of H.E.L.P.
Healthful
A student promises to help with a project and shows up exactly when promised. Which character trait is being demonstrated?
Reliability
Someone says, “I'm fine,” while rolling their eyes and turning away. Their verbal and non-verbal communication create this.
Mixed message
After avoiding a risky situation and confidently saying no, the pressure continues. According to the resistance steps on your test, what should you eventually do?
Walk away
A crime motivated by prejudice against a person or group is called this.
Hate Crime
A student changes their behavior because friends pressure them to do something that conflicts with their values. What major skill would help the student handle the situation?
Resisting peer pressure