Chapter 6
What is one way to demonstrate good citizenship?
Volunteering in the community, etc...
Define the word peer
Someone who is the same age and has similar interests as you
Deliberately harming or threatening other people who cannot easily defend themselves is called
Bullying
What is the MAIN component of a FRIENDSHIP which is different than just a casual friend
Significant bond between the two
Identify three types of relationships you can have
Friendship
Family Relationship
Citizenship
Assuming that all tall people play basketball well is an example of a(n)
Stereotype
The strongest friendships usually develop when people have what kind of values?
Similar
Making others perform tasks in order to join a group.
Hazing
What are the two types of peer pressure?
Positive and Negative
What are the three C's of a healthy relationship?
Communication
Compromise
Cooperation
What is the most effective style of communication?
Assertive Communication
What is the second step in the refusal skills list?
Tell Why You are Saying No
An unfair opinion or judgment of a particular group
Prejudice
An I Message is a statement that does what?
Focuses on your feelings rather than someone else's actions.
What are some examples of active listening?
Eye Contact
Body Language
Asking Questions
Making friends from many cultures and backgrounds is a great way to demonstrate what?
Tolerance
When you are assertive, you stand your ground while...
Acknowledging the rights of others. Being respectful.
Using methods such as "guilt trips" in order to control others.
Manipulation
How are close friends and casual friends similar? How are they different?
Close friends and casual friends are similar in that both types of friends usually have some of the same interests. Two casual friends might both like soccer and play on the same team. Two close friends might like the same movies and music and spend a lot of time together. Close friends and casual friends are different in that close friends typically share close emotional bonds, whereas casual friends do not. For example, if a close friend moves away, you may be sad and lonely for months. If a casual friend moves away, you may miss the person but not feel sad and lonely because of the departure
In a relationship, if a person lies to you constantly, then this can be considered a what?
Red Flag
Showing empathy to someones story is an important part of what?
Active Listening
Good friends can have a positive influence on physical, mental/emotional, and social health. For example, friends who exercise regularly might influence you to join them, and that would be good for your physical health. Friends who really care about you might support you when you have problems, and that would be good for your mental/emotional health. Friends who share your interests might do fun activities with you, and that would be good for your social health.
What is the term we used to describe understanding each other's feelings and and being able to identify where someone is coming from and the other person is able to do the same for us?
Mutual Respect
Telling a friend that you enjoy her company, but that you wish that she would not answer her cell phone in the middle of your conversations is an example of
Constructive Criticism
What are some common attributes of a good friendship?
Open and Honest communication
Sharing dreams and fears
Care and Respect
Concern about each other's well-being