Types of Friendships
What quality separates close friends from casual friends?
Trust and personal sharing
Saying “I feel frustrated when I’m interrupted” is an example of what type of communication?
I-statement
A friend who always puts you down or controls your actions is showing what kind of behavior?
Unhealthy or abusive
What kind of solution is best in family conflict—a win-lose or win-win outcome?
Win-win outcome
What is the emotion where you feel what someone else is feeling?
Empathy
This type of friend is someone you say hi to but don’t share personal details with.
Acquaintance
Making eye contact, nodding, and saying “I see” are examples of what listening skill?
Active listening
What do healthy relationships help you grow in—intellectually, emotionally, or socially?
All three
This is the process where both people give up something to reach a mutually acceptable solution.
Compromise
What is the term for competition or conflict between brothers and sisters, often caused by jealousy or the need for attention?
Sibling Rivalry
This term describes friends who share interests and hang out often but aren’t best friends.
Good friends
The term for a short, friendly interaction that helps start a conversation.
Icebreaker
A limit in your self-awareness or behavior you don’t recognize
a “blind spot”
What term describes a respectful process where two or more people work together to find a solution that benefits everyone involved?
Negotiation
What is the term for the presence of many cultural influences in society that shape traditions, values, and relationships across the U.S.?
Multiculturalism
What is the term for adults other than parents who play an important role in a teen's life?
Significant Adult
This collaborative process involves open discussion and agreement by all group members before making a final decision everyone can agree on.
Consensus Building
What kind of peer pressure encourages you to make a good choice, like joining a service project?
Positive peer pressure
What type of communication involves standing up for yourself while respecting others?
Assertive
A group of people you can rely on for help with a problem
a support network
What do we call a friend you meet and communicate with only online?
Cyber-acquaintance
What word describes the sense of connection or comfort between two people?
Rapport
To change your behavior to match the group
To conform
If someone keeps teasing you and you say calmly, “That really hurts—can you stop?”, what are you using?
Assertive communication
What type of communication involves honesty, appropriate sharing, and protecting private information in professional settings?
Ethical communication