Healthy vs. Unhealthy
Communication & Boundaries
Friendship & Peer Pressure
Conflict Resolution
Red Flags & Help-Seeking
100

True or False: A healthy relationship should always make you feel safe and respected.

True

100

What does 'active listening' mean?

Listening without interrupting, showing you understand, asking questions, etc.

100

A friend encourages you to try something new but respects your decision if you say no. Is this positive or negative peer pressure?

Positive peer pressure

100

What’s the first step in resolving a conflict?

Stay calm & listen to both sides.

100

Is this a red flag? Your friend always makes fun of you in front of others, even when you ask them to stop.

Yes

200

Your friend pressures you to do something you’re uncomfortable with. What type of relationship behavior is this?

Unhealthy/Toxic

200

Your friend asks to borrow something, but you don’t want to share. How do you say 'no' respectfully?

E.g., 'I’d rather not,' 'I'm not comfortable with that.'

200

A classmate asks for your test answers. What is a good way to respond?

'I can’t do that, but I can help you study.'

200

What does 'compromise' mean in a conflict?

Both sides give a little to find a fair solution.

200

Your friend/partner gets mad when you don't answer their text right away.

possessiveness

300

Give one example of a healthy way to resolve a disagreement.

Listening, compromise, taking a break, etc.

300

Why is it important to express your feelings in a relationship?

Prevents misunderstandings, builds trust, etc.

300

You're at a party and your friend offers you a drink, saying "Everyone else is doing it.'

Say no?

300

What is an unhealthy way to handle conflict?

Yelling, ignoring the problem, physical aggression, etc.

300

This is what it's called when you let people know what makes you comfortable or uncomfortable.

Personal boundaries

400

People in healthy relationships usually spend all their time together.

False, respect for individuality and having activities independent of each other is healthy

400

Your friend keeps texting you even after you asked for space. What boundary is being crossed?

Ignoring personal space and requests for time apart.

400

Seeing influencers on Instagram wear certain brands makes you feel like you need them too.  What type of peer pressure is that?

Media influence as peer pressure

400

Your friend is upset with you, but you don’t know why. What’s a healthy way to approach them?

'I noticed you seem upset—do you want to talk?'

400

You feel nervous to be yourself around someone because they might judge or tease you.

This is a red flag because it is a sign of an unhealthy relationship.

500

What should you do if someone constantly makes you feel bad about yourself in a relationship?

Set boundaries, seek support, consider distancing.

500

What are three ways to set a boundary in a friendship?

Speaking clearly, staying firm, avoiding guilt, etc.

500

Your friend wants you to skip class, but you don't feel comfortable.  What kind of peer pressure is this

Negative peer pressure

500

What are three ways to de-escalate an argument?

Take deep breaths, use 'I' statements, take a break, etc.

500

This red flag is when someone makes you feel guilty for hanging out with other friends.

What is jealousy or possiveness.