This is what often happens when teenagers share the same interests.
What is they become friends?
100
the control and influence people your age have over you.
What is peer pressure?
100
giving up, giving in, or backing down to peer pressure without standing up for your own rights and needs.
What is the passive way?
100
The removal of all drugs from the body.
What is detoxification?
200
Casual friends and peers with whom you feel socially connected.
What is a casual friendship?
200
A negative feeling toward someone or something that is based not on experience but, rather, on stereotypes.
What is prejudice?
200
inspiring others by setting good examples for people your age.
What is a positive role model?
200
Being overly forceful, pushy, hostile, or otherwise attacking in approach when dealing with peer pressure.
What is the aggresive way?
200
Trying to protect the person having trouble with alcohol or drugs from facing the consequences of his or her drug-related problems.
What is enabling?
300
In this type of relationship you are more likely to share with each other what you are really feeling and thinking. You trust each other and may go to each other when you are hurting, confused, or in trouble.
What is close relationship?
300
The exaggerated feelings of passion for another person.
What is infatuation?
300
setting bad examples for people your age like the use of drugs and alcohol.
What is negative role model?
300
Standing up for your own rights, in a firm but positive way when dealing with negative peer pressure.
What is the assertive way?
300
A condition in which liver tissue is destroyed and then replaced with useless scar tissue.
What is Cirrhosis?
400
A relationship with a member of the opposite gender in which there is affection, but no sexual activity.
What is a platonic relationship?
400
this is part of the process of learning interpersonal skills. it provides an opportunity for you to get to know yourself better-to recognize your strengths and weaknesses.
What is dating?
400
A sneaky or dishonest way to control or influence others.
What is manipulation?
400
Techniques and strategies that help you say no effectively when faced with something that you do not want to do or is against your values.
What are refusal skills?
400
A condition in which a fetus has been adversly affected mentally and physyically by its mother's heavy alcohol use during pregnancy.
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrom?
500
A small, narrow circle of friends, usually with similar backgrounds or tastes, that excludes people they view as outsiders. These members may treat non-members with scorn, ridicule, or indifference.
What is clique?
500
This is a good way to ease into dating.
What is go out as a group?
500
Types of manipulation....
What are mocking or teasing, bargaining, bribing, using guilt trips, making threats, using blackmail, or using flattery?
500
Name the three refusal skills.
What are State your position simply but firmly, Suggest alternatives to the behavior being proposed, Back up your words with actions.
500
A persons ability to use "sense" to overide emotions.