Communication
What should you do if you and your friend have a disagreement?
Have a conversation about it. While possibly uncomfortable at first, it is better to talk it out than remain angry about the situation.
Trust must be earned.
True, trust develops over time.
Your partner gets angry when you talk to other friends/people.
Unhealthy
You should be able to talk to who you want as long as you are being respectful.
Is conflict in a relationship bad?
No, conflict can be good in a relationship. Overcoming conflicts can often strengthen a bond.
Name 4 signs of a healthy relationship.
Respect, trust, honesty, communication
What are ways to show that you are listening while a someone else is speaking?
Make eye contact, ask relevant questions, appropriate body language, don't interrupt.
It is important to establish your own personal boundaries with others.
True, discussing your personal boundaries allows others to understand what kinds of conversations/interactions you are comfortable with.
Your friend encourages you to go after your dreams.
Healthy
Friends should support you to follow your passions.
What are 2 ways to get involved in conflict that could be harmful?
Yelling, shouting, blaming, hitting, etc.
You and your partner have been dating for two weeks when they ask you to share your social media passwords 'just in case you are ever locked out'. Green or red flag?
Red flag
When you are with your friend, name 3 things you should pay attention to other than their actual words.
If they look happy or sad, tone of voice, body gestures, etc.
You can violate someone else's boundaries by using social media.
True (posting a photo of them they didn't give permission to post, sending excessive messages, initiating a sexual or inappropriate conversation that they did not want to be apart of, posting information in your feed about someone that they would not want shared)
Your partner supports your interests by going to events that you’re involved in (e.g. musical concerts, sporting events, etc.).
Healthy
This means that, even though they might not like the event, they came to see you because they know it would make you feel supported.
What is one way you can avoid making your friend feel bad when talking about a difficult issue?
Use 'I' messages (sentences that start with 'I' and explain your thoughts/feelings)
Avoid accusing the other person
Is it healthy to be involved in activities or organisations outside of your relationship?
Yes
Name two reasons why you might not want to address any issues through text (ex. text messaging, email, letters)
Misunderstandings/misinterpretations, it may not be delivered, sent to wrong person, etc.
It is healthy to be involved in activities or organisations outside of your relationship.
True! You shouldn’t just be with one person all the time.
You should be able to do things that you want even if your friend doesn’t do them with you.
Your partner often makes you feel like every problem in your relationship with them is your fault.
Unhealthy
Being constantly blamed for everything wrong could be a sign of an unhealthy relationship and could take a toll on your mental well-being.
Name 2 things you can do to cool down during a disagreement?
-Take a time out from the disagreement
-Limit your discussion time
Can a person give consent for sexual activity if they are drunk or high?
No they cannot
What are the differences between showing SYMPATHY and showing EMPATHY?
SYMPATHY is feeling sorry for. Empathy is understanding WHY they feel that way.
It is okay for a partner to take their anger out on me when they have no other outlet.
False
Your partner is constantly trying to know what you are doing, where you are, and who you are with.
Unhealthy
This is controlling behaviour. Your partner shouldn’t need to know where you are every second of every day.
Name 4 things that can turn a disagreement into a fight.
-Making threats
-Giving ultimatums (do this or else!)
-Not being willing to accept the blame
-Getting physical
Name three types of abuse that can happen in a relationship.
Emotional abuse, physical abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, verbal abuse