Identity
The combination of characteristics, beliefs, values, experiences, interests and qualities that make a person who they are.
What is Identity
Trust or belief in God and a relationship with God, even when everything cannot be proven or fully understood.
What is faith?
....when friends or peers encourage someone to make beneficial choices.
What is Positive Peer Pressure?
Caring commitment to another person that involves concern for their well-being, respect and action. More than a feeling.
What is Love?
What should you do if you experience abuse?
Tell a Trusted Adult?
Call 911?
A characteristic that describes how a person tends to think, feel or behave. For example, being...patient.
What is a Personality Trait?
Refers to the idea that we are all equal in the eyes of God. We are all...
What is "Children of God?"
The people, ideas and messages we listen to influence how we think, what we believe, the values we develop and the decisions we make. Over time, these influences help shape our identity. Or in other words...
What is..."Who informs us, forms us."
Two types of relationships people may experience.
What are:
Family
Friendships
Romantic
Professional
Community
Identify two types of abuse.
What are:
Physical
Emotional/ Psychological
Verbal
Sexual
Financial
Two Changes people experience during adolescence.
What are:
Physical Changes
Emotional Changes
Social Changes
Intellectual Changes
This concept can can shape a person's values, beliefs, moral decisions, sense of purpose and give them a sense of belonging.
What is Religion?
Three factors that influence a person's identity.
What are...
Family
Friends
Culture
Religion
School
Social Media
Community
Personal Experience
Role Models
Making a plan or a decision refers to a trait of humanity.
What is "Humans are rational and free?"
Controlling who someone sees, isolating them from friends or family, threatening them, humiliating them, monitoring their communications, pressuring them sexually or making them afraid of their partner's reactions refer to this.
What are warning signs of abuse?
Why might someone's identity change over time?
New Relationships
New Experiences
Maturity
Changing Interests
Different Perspectives
How is discrimination a sin?
Multiple Answers
Questioning claims and examining information rather than automatically accepting everything as true.
What is Skepticism?
Humans are called to live in healthy relationships with God and others refers to this trait of humanity.
What is, "Humans are called to happiness and holiness?"
Tension Building, Abusive/Violent Incident, Honeymoon Phase
What is the, "abuse cycle?"
What are examples of questions you can ask to determine who you are?
What are my values and beliefs?
What are my strengths and weaknesses?
What matters most to me?
What influences my choices?
What kind of person do I want to become?
What brings me joy?
Why am I here?
Does God exist?
What happens after death?
What makes something right or wrong?
What is the purpose of my life?
Are all examples of ________________ questions, that adolescents might ask.
What is spiritual or spirituality questions?
How Rene Descartes determined he was real...
What is "I think, therefore I am?"
Making decisions that are in the benefit of all refers to this trait of humanity.
What is, "Humans are moral beings?"
What is the difference between compromise and sacrificing your personal boundaries in a relationship?
Compromise involves both people making reasonable adjustments to meet each other's needs. Sacrificing personal boundaries means giving up one's safety, values, comfort or right to say no to satisfy another person. Healthy relationships involve mutual compromise while respecting each person's boundaries.