Healthy Relationships
Respect
Someone who sees violence happen and does nothing
What is a bystander
Sexual assault is all about which two things
Power and Control
A rule that defines what things we are okay with and what we are not
Constantly arguing with your partner can be a sign of
Dating Violence
The way someone's' voice sounds that indicates emotion or meaning
Telling a bully to leave someone alone is an example of which bystander intervention method
What is direct
The category of people who commit the most types of sexual assault
Friends and acquaintances
An agreement where all persons' opinions are heard and respected that makes everyone happy
Controlling all of the money in a relationship is an example of which type of dating violence
What is Financial violence/abuse
Someone who joins in the bullying when they see it happen
Passive bully
Freely given, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic
Consent
The three things to never compromise on
The phase in a dating violence relationship where the abuser apologizes a lot, gives the survivor gifts, or otherwise tries to make up for the abuse
What is the honeymoon phase
When two people are having a conversation where they can see each other and respond right away
Two-way communication
Asking someone who's being harassed with help somewhere else is an example of which method of intervention
Distract
The most commonly used date rape drug
Alcohol
Friends and family who care about us make up this network
Pressuring someone to not use contraceptives is an example of this dating violence behavior
reproductive coercion
What are I statements
When everyone who sees violence happening assumes that another person has already or will help
Sexual harassment