Family Changes
As teens get older they usually want more _____.
Independence
Why do families have rules?
Safety and responsibility
What shows you're paying attention without speaking?
Passive listening
What does validate mean?
Value someone's opinion
What is the first step?
Initiate; start a conversation
Name one way you've changed since elementary school.
Free response;
What should families communicate clearly?
Expectations
What communication skill involves paraphrasing?
Active listening
What does empathy mean?
Understanding another person's feelings
What step checks for understanding?
Mirror; match their actions
Why do family roles change?
People grow and need change
What topic are important to diccuss with your ffamily?
Drugs, alcohol, risky behavior
What should match your words?
Body language
Can you validate someone without agreeing?
Yes; validating someone means showing you hear them. It does not mean you agree with then, approve of their actions, or believe they are correct.
What step reviews the main points?
Summarize; most important things
What's one responsibility that often comes with more freedom?
Accountability; accepting the consequences of your actions
What's the difference between a rule and a punishment?
Rule guides behavior; punishment is consequence
Why is eye contact important?
Shows attention and respect
Why is empathy important?
Builds trust and understanding
What step shows respect for someone's perspective?
Validate; prove something
How can families adapt to changes?
Communication and trust
Give an example of a healthy family expectation.
Free response
What is an example of bad communcation?
Free response
Give an example of validating someone you disagree with.
Free response
What step communicates care for someone's feelings?
Empathize; put yourself in their shoes