Building Relationships
Identifying Red Flags and Boundaries
Sexual Violence
STDs
Wild Card Questions
100

  Why is trust important in a healthy relationship?  

It helps both partners feel secure and supported

100

What is something you should do to help keep yourself safe DURING a first date?

Try not to leave the table unless necessary, text a loved one to keep them updated, set a time limit, avoid sharing personal information, do not use substances.

100

How can someone be affected by sexual violence (SV)?

They may experience emotional and psychological distress

100

Why is it important to get tested for STDs, even if you don’t have symptoms?  

STDs can be transmitted without showing symptoms

100

  What are the 4 D's of bystander intervention?  

Direct, Distract, Delegate, Document

200

What is one way to communicate effectively in a healthy relationship?  

Listen to the other person without interrupting

200

Define what it feels like to have solid emotional boundaries in a relationship?  

The right to express feelings without fear of judgment or rejection

200

What is an example of a factor that could increase the likelihood of sexual violence (SV)?  

Substance abuse, peer pressure, not being aware of surroundings, etc.

200

  How can condoms help protect us from STDs?  

They reduce the risk of many STDs by creating a barrier during sexual activity

200

  What is the role of a "cheerleader" in a family?  

To provide encouragement and support

300

  In a healthy romantic relationship, how should both individuals handle disagreements?  

By communicating everything honestly then working together to solve the problem

300

How can unhealthy relationship patterns, such as controlling behaviors, affect a person's mental health?  

They can lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem

300

  Why is sexual violence (SV) never the victim’s fault?  

The perpetrator is responsible for their actions

300

  What is sexual activity?  

Engaging in intimate physical contact, such as touching or intercourse

300

In a mentor/mentee relationship, what is the primary responsibility of the mentor?  

To guide, support, and provide advice while encouraging independence

400

When is it appropriate to set new boundaries in an existing relationship?  

As early as possible in the relationship

400

What is an example of a physical boundary?  

Hugging someone without permission

400

 What is the main reason why consent must be communicated clearly and enthusiastically?  

To avoid misunderstandings or potential harm

400

  What are the 3 types of STDs discussed in class, and how are they transmitted?  

  Bacterial, viral, and parasitic

400

How does a bystander’s inaction (not acting) contribute to a situation that may lead to sexual violence?  

It allows the harmful behavior to continue or escalate

500

  What is consent in a relationship?  

Agreeing to something openly and voluntarily

500

Why is partner communication and understanding important to our health-related decision-making?  

It helps to make informed decisions about health risks and protection; Builds trust

500

What are 3 types of sexual violence?

Harassment, Abuse, Mistreatment, Exploitation, Trafficking, Grooming

500

  Which diseases can be cured and how?  

Bacterial STDs can be cured with antibiotics

500

Who is the best group of people or single person that will always have your best interest at heart and are your best resource to refer to?  

Your parents or guardians

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