True or False
Conflict is the same as fighting.
Conflict is when there's a problem or disagreement between people.
Fighting is what happens when people try to solve a conflict by using physical force, hurtful words, or aggressive actions. It's when people get angry or upset and start yelling, hitting, or being mean to each other.
What is a healthy relationship?
A healthy relationship is one where both partners treat each other with respect, trust, and kindness. They communicate openly, support each other's goals and interests, and feel safe being themselves around each other.
Your partner tells you you don't really love them because you want to go the movies with a friend instead of them.
Red flag. It's a red flag because it's not okay for someone to make you feel guilty or bad about spending time with other friends. In a healthy relationship, both people should feel free to hang out with other friends and do things they enjoy. If your partner tries to make you feel bad for doing normal things with friends, like going to the movies, it's a sign they might be trying to control you or make you feel guilty. That's not how a good relationship should be. It's important to talk to someone you trust if this happens to you.
Where do teens usually learn about relationships?
Teens usually learn about relationships from their parents, family members, friends, media (such as movies, TV shows, and social media), and personal experiences.
What is the most popular fast food place in the US?
Mickey D's! (McDonald's)
In a healthy relationship, it's important to have good communication skills.
True. Healthy relationships thrive on open and honest communication where both partners feel comfortable expressing their thoughts, feelings, and needs.
What are some signs of an unhealthy relationship?
Signs of an unhealthy relationship may include controlling behavior, jealousy, disrespect, manipulation, isolation from friends and family, and any form of abuse (physical, emotional, verbal, or sexual).
Your partner tells you how much they care about you and congratulate you on your accomplishments.
Green Flag. It's a green flag when your partner tells you how much they care about you and cheers you on for your achievements. This means they support you and want to see you happy and successful. In a healthy relationship, partners should be each other's biggest supporters, cheering each other on through good times and bad. So, when your partner shows you love and celebrates your accomplishments, it's a positive thing for your relationship.
How can family affect the way kids learn about relationships?
Families can show kids what healthy or unhealthy relationships look like by how they treat each other and talk about things like love, respect, and communication.
What is the most popular social media platform in the US?
Facebook (as of 2022)
Abusers often change if you tell them how you feel.
False; most abusers require some type of professional help in order to change.
How can teens solve problems with their partner in a healthy way?
Teens can resolve conflicts in a healthy way by communicating calmly and respectfully, listening to each other's perspectives, finding compromises, and seeking solutions that are fair and considerate of both partners' feelings and needs.
Your partner demands control of your social media account and access to your passwords.
Red flag. It's a red flag because it shows controlling behavior and a lack of respect for your privacy. In a healthy relationship, both partners should trust each other and respect each other's boundaries. Demanding control of your social media accounts and access to your passwords is a sign of mistrust and possessiveness. Your personal information should be private, and you have the right to keep it that way. If your partner tries to control your social media or access your passwords, it's important to set boundaries and communicate about what is acceptable in the relationship.
Do friends influence how we think about relationships?
Yes, friends can influence us by talking about relationships, showing what they think is normal, and sometimes pressuring us to act a certain way.
Finish these lyrics
So I put my hands up
They're playin' my song, the butterflies fly away
I'm noddin' my head like, yeah
Movin' my hips like, yeah
I got my hands up, they're playin' my song
They know I'm gonna be okay
____, __ __ __ __ __ __!
Yeah, it's a party in the U.S.A.
Most people in relationships experience some type of abuse.
False, healthy relationships all have conflict but not abuse.
If there are 10 girls in violent relationships with their partner, how many of them will tell someone about it?
A. 3 of the girls will tell someone about it
B. 5 of the girls will tell someone about it
C. 9 of the girls will tell someone out it
A. Only 3 out of 10 teens in violent relationships will tell someone about it.
What do you think about this?
Your partner yells at you for not answering text messages quickly.
It's a red flag because in a healthy relationship, both partners should communicate respectfully and understand that everyone has their own pace for responding to messages. If your partner yells at you for not answering text messages quickly, it might mean they're being too demanding or unreasonable. It's important for both partners to respect each other's boundaries and understand that it's okay to take some time to respond to messages.
Can TV shows and movies affect how we see relationships?
Yes, TV shows and movies can make us think that relationships should be a certain way or that certain behaviors are okay, even if they're not realistic.
Pick any song and sing it together as a group for 10-15 seconds
Yay!!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Healthy relationships are always perfect and never have conflicts.
False. Conflicts are normal in any relationship, even healthy ones. What's important is how conflicts are resolved. In healthy relationships, conflicts are handled respectfully and constructively, with both partners working together to find solutions.
What is abuse in a relationship?
Abuse in a relationship is when one person hurts or mistreats the other person. This can happen in different ways:
Physical Abuse: When someone hurts another person's body, like hitting or punching.
Emotional Abuse: This is when someone says mean things or makes the other person feel bad about themselves.
Verbal Abuse: Using hurtful words to control or hurt someone, like yelling or name-calling.
Sexual Abuse: When someone forces another person to do sexual things without their consent.
Financial Abuse: Controlling someone's money or resources to make them feel trapped or dependent.
Remember, abuse is never okay, and everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and respect in a relationship. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, it's important to talk to a trusted adult for help and support.
Your partner tells you they miss you when they didn't see you over the weekend.
It's a green flag because it shows that your partner values and misses spending time with you. In a healthy relationship, partners should express their feelings openly and honestly, including when they miss each other. When your partner tells you they miss you after not seeing you for a while, it shows that they care about you and enjoy your company. This kind of communication strengthens the emotional connection between partners and fosters a positive and supportive relationship.
How can we make unhealthy relationships better or healthier?
Communication: Talk openly and honestly with each other about how you feel and what you need in the relationship.
Boundaries: Set boundaries for how you want to be treated and respect each other's boundaries.
Seek help: If the relationship feels unsafe or if there's abuse, talk to a trusted adult or a counselor for support.
Support each other: Be there for each other, listen without judgment, and offer support when needed.
Work on issues together: If there are problems in the relationship, work together to find solutions and make positive changes.
Pick any song and sing it together as a group for 10-15 seconds
Yay!!!!! Thank you!!!!!