Responsibilities
True or false: You are responsible for controlling other peoples emotions?
False
Everyone has the right to be treated with what in a relationship (starting with R)?
Respect
What do we call a family where one parent raises the children on their own?
Single-parent family
Friends can influence the way we speak, act and dress. What is this called?
Peer influence / peer pressure
What do we call a relationship between people who enjoy each other's company and spend time together?
Friendship
What is one responsibility you have when communicating in a relationship?
Listening respectfully, not being rude when speaking to others, allow people to have their own opinion
True or False: You have the right to say no to something that makes you uncomfortable?
True
When grandparents or other relatives live with the family, what type of family is it?
Extended family
True or False: Relationships can influence both positive and negative behaviour.?
True
What type of relationship involves family members such as parents, siblings, or grandparents?
Family relationship
What responsibility involves being honest and not hiding important truths from others?
Trustworthy/honesty
What word describes the right to have your personal thoughts and information kept safe? (Starts with P)
Privacy
A family where parents have children from previous relationships is called a _________ family.
Blended Family
Give one example of a positive influence friends can have on your behaviours.
Encouraging you to try new activities, be confident, work hard, etc.
A relationship where two people are romantically involved is called a __________ relationship
Intimate or Romantic
Give two examples of responsibilities you have in a friendship
being reliable, including others, keeping promises, etc.
In any relationship everyone has the right to express their feelings without what?
Fear of judgement, harm, or put-downs
A family where adults care for children who are not biologically theirs, usually temporarily, is called a ______ family.
Foster Family
Give one example of a negative influence someone could have on your behaviour.
Encouraging risk-taking, bullying, excluding others, etc.
What do we call relationships with people we may not be close friends with but interact with at school, work, or in the community? (Starts with A)
Acquaintance
What is the responsibility that means owning up when you’ve done something wrong?
Accountability
What is the term for when both people have equal power and say in a relationship?
Equality / Mutual respect
A family with parents and their children living together is called a __________ family.
Nuclear Family
Our values and behaviours can also be shaped by the traditions, beliefs and customs of the groups we belong to. What is this called?
Culture/Culture influence
What is the name for a relationship where one person provides guidance or support to help another learn and grow (e.g., coach, teacher, older student helping younger student)? (Starts with M)
Mentor/Mentor relationship