Types of Families
This family includes a mother, father, and children.
nuclear (traditional) family
Friends you recognize but don’t really know.
acquaintances
A toxic friend often does this: “Takes, takes, and takes.”
being selfish or giving nothing back
Your opinion or judgment about yourself.
self-esteem
A benefit of social media friendships.
connecting with others or making new friends
This type of family includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
extended family
Friends you share activities or interests with.
casual friends
If a friend talks about everyone, what are they likely doing about you?
gossiping
A major reason teens may start vaping.
peer pressure
A downside of social media communication.
lack of in-person conversation
A family is formed when parents bring children from previous relationships.
blended family
Friends you share feelings and personal experiences with.
close friends
A toxic friend turns your success into something negative.
jealousy or negativity
People with low self-esteem often feel this way about themselves.
they don’t believe in themselves
Posting inappropriate content can lead to this.
consequences or permanent digital footprint
A family with only one parent raising children.
single-parent family
Friends with deep emotional connections developed over time.
intimate friends
A phrase toxic friends use after insulting you.
Just kidding” or “No offense
One feeling that supports high self-esteem.
security, belonging, competence, mission, or self-hood
A serious issue caused by social media misuse.
cyberbullying
A family where children are legally brought in but not biologically related.
adoptive family
The term meaning understanding each other in a close relationship.
rapport
One important step to handle toxic friendships.
setting boundaries
One way to improve self-esteem.
focusing on positives / forgiving yourself / learning new things
The addictive chemical found in most vape products.
nicotine