Friendships
Decision Making
Expected and Unexpected Behaviors
Peer Pressure
Communication
100

Name 3 qualities of a good friend 

→ Shared values: if you are honest, you will appreciate honesty in a friend

→ Reliability: reliable friends do what they say they will do

→ Loyalty: in strong friendships, both friends are loyal to each other

→ Sympathy: a sympathetic friend is aware of how you may be feeling and will respect your feelings

→ Caring: a good friend shows interest in your feelings and values

→ Trust: trust in friendships goes both ways

→ Cooperation: helping each other and offering support

→ Respect: a good friend has self-respect 

100

What is a decision?

The act of making up one's mind

100

Define Expected Behavior 

Expected behavior is simply behavior that is normal, reasonable and anticipated.

100
Define Peer Pressure

the influence that your peer group has on you.

100

Name 5 ways you can communicate 

Any type

200

How can you strengthen your friendships?

→ Spend time together

→ Communicate openly and honestly

→ Help each other through hard times

→ Respect each other’s differences

→ Encourage each other to reach your goals

→ Identify problems and work to solve them

200

What three steps do you go through to make a decision 

Hint - think of 

Stop - Think - Go 

200

Define Unexpected Behavior 

Unexpected behavior is behavior that is out of the norm, and is unusual.

200

Name the two types of Peer Pressure.

Direct and Indirect 
200

Is more communication verbal or non-verbal?

About 65% to 80% of communication is non-verbal! 

300

Define "Peer"

Peers

→ close to you in age + a lot like you

→ can be someone you never met, but have something in common with

300

Define "think" In the decision making process

Think - Ask yourself what your choices or options are. Also think about the possible outcomes of each

300

Name three feelings you may feel when someone is doing something unexpected 

Example: You teacher starts dancing and singing on the table in the middle of a lesson

FEELINGS ONLY 

300

Give an example of direct peer pressure

Anything someone tells you to do 

300

Name the 4 types of communication styles 

passive

aggressive

assertive

passive aggressive 

400

What is the difference between a friend and an acquaintance?


→ someone you see occasionally or know casually, but do not do activities yet together that would be considered a friend

400

True or False: Hitting your brother for taking your game control is a decision  you can make 

True: You always have a choice, or decision. Thinking through choices and consequences of those choices help you to make the best choice. 

400

Name three thoughts you may have if someone does something unexpected

Example: The kid next to you starts screaming and crying after looking at their math test. 

THOUGHTS ONLY

400

Give an example of indirect peer pressure

Anything you do because you observe others

400

What type of statement is used for assertive communication 


I statement 

500

Name the organ in your body that changes during your teen years that has an effect on your friendships and connections to others

In your teen years, changes in your brain chemistry impact how strong of connections you have with friends

500

Name something that influences your decision making process 

peers , adults, family values
500

What is the best way to react when unexpected behaviors occur in the classroom?

Ignore, speak politely, offer assistance - positive strategies only 

500
Give an example of when peer pressure can be positive

Any positive response. 

500

Create An I-statement for this scenario:

Your friend tells you that they don't want to be your friend anymore.

I feel _____________

When_____________

Because___________

I need ______________

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