Healthy Relationships Vocabulary
Bonds or connections you have with other people
What are relationships?
An unfair opinion or judgement of a particular group of people
What is a prejudice?
Communication that may involve bullying or intimidation that does not pay attention to other people's thoughts, feelings or needs
What is aggressive communication?
Teenagers who respect themselves probably will choose friends who...
Treat them with respect
The largest mammal in the world
What is the blue whale?
A significant relationship between two people based on trust, caring and consideration often between two people with similar interests
What is friendship?
An exaggerated or over-simplified belief about people who belong to a certain group
What is a stereotype?
A communication style that puts other people's needs ahead of your own, avoiding conflict and going out of your way to avoid an argument
What is passive communication?
If you are being bullied at school, you should... (according to the textbook)
Tell a trusted adult about the problem and ask for help
What is seven?
Working to strengthen your community by obeying laws, being friendly to and respecting neighbors, and taking part in efforts to improve where you live
What is citizenship?
The ability to accept others' differences
What is tolerance?
A communication style that involves standing up for your own rights and beliefs while also respecting those of others
What is assertive communication?
___________ lets you express your thoughts, feelings and expectations to others
What is communication?
The process by which plants get their food
Working together for the good of all
What is cooperation?
Deliberately harming or threatening other people who cannot easily defend themselves
What is bullying?
A statement that focuses on the speaker's feelings rather than another person's behavior
What are "I" messages?
According to the book, when should you refuse to compromise?
When the decision doesn't align with your values
The smallest planet in our solar system
What is mercury?
A part you play in relationships... Examples include a son or daughter, a student, a friend, etc.
What is a role?
Making others perform certain tasks in order to join the group
What is hazing?
Paying close attention to what someone is saying and communicating
What is active listening
According to the book, which communication style will most enhance your relationships?
What is assertive communication?
This animal is a symbol of wisdom in many cultures
What is an owl?