Unintentional Injury
What is one of the leading cause of unintentional injuries among adolescents?
drugs
car acccidents
self harm
Define bullying
Bullying is aggressive behavior that is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated, over time and is done in the context of a power imbalance.
What is the definition of consent?
Consent is freely given approval/agreement to a particular action (clear and informed approval)
4 step decision making model
The four steps are identifying the problem, brainstorming options, identifying the positive and negative outcomes, and making a decision.
Name two examples of unintentional injuries discussed in class
falls and burns
Name the four types of bullying mentioned in the unit.
Verbal bullying, physical bullying, social bullying, and cyberbullying.
List 3 ways to give consent
ok
yes
i agree
sure
How can informed decision making help prevent injuries?
Informed decision making helps individuals evaluate risks and benefits, leading to safer choices and injury prevention.
How can you prevent unintentional injuries when engaging in outdoor activities like roller skating,skate boarding or biking?
Use appropriate safety gear (helmets, knee pads), follow safety rules, and be aware of your surroundings.
How can you support a friend who is experiencing bullying?
Listen, offer comfort, encourage them to seek help from adults, and report the bullying if necessary.
Define incapacitated
"incapacitated" refers to a condition where an individual is unable to function normally or make sound decisions due to the influence of drugs or alcohol.
What is cyberbullying, and why is it harmful?
Cyberbullying is bullying that occurs online or through digital devices. It's harmful because it can reach a wide audience, making it difficult to escape, and it can have long-lasting emotional effects.
Define coerced
persuasion, intimidation, or force to pressure someone into doing something against their will or better judgment
report the incident
tell an adult
A group of friends is at a party. Sarah, one of the friends, has been drinking heavily and is stumbling around. Her other friends keep encouraging her to have more drinks, even though she appears intoxicated. They keep handing her drinks and tell her it's fun. Sarah seems unsure but eventually gives in and continues to drink.
incapacitated