The Nature of Interpersonal Relationships
Are all interpersonal relationships the same?
What is no every interpersonal relationship is unique
What are some platforms that someone can network on?
What is Facebook ,Twitter ,Instagram, Meetup or Snapchat.
What has a face and two hands but no arms or legs?
What is a clock
The first stage of developing a relationship?
What is Determining what you have in common?
What are one of the reasons someone might end a relationships?
What is Hurtful messages
Can someone have a interpersonal relationship with a singular person?
What is no, interpersonal relationships are between 2 or more people.
What is the percentage of teens that start friendships digitally?
What is about 57%
What kind of room has no doors or windows?
The second stage of interpersonal relationships?
What is maintaining the relationship?
How are cross-cultural relationships important?
What is Cross-cultural relationships are more common.
How could someone communicate in a non interpersonal way?
What is by making guesses about a conversation based on sociological or cultural information.
What are one of the traits of friendship?
What is reliability, listening/non judgmental, authenticity or trustworthy.
What is orange and sounds like a parrot?
What is a carrot
What are some examples of relationship deterioration?
What is abuse, lack of trust, lack of communication or disrespect.
What does behavior flexibility mean?
What is the ability to alter behavior to engage with others
Explain the importance of Interpersonal Relationships?
What is they are important for your overall physical and emotional happiness. Positive interpersonal relationship will allow effective communication and understanding.
What is the value of friendship?
What is the value of the ones around you but also knowing who true friends are.
What is two things you can never eat for breakfast?
What is lunch and dinner
The third stage of interpersonal relationship?
What is Relationship deterioration
What is deceptive communication?
What is the practice of deliberately making someone believe things that are untrue.
Define interpersonal communication?
What is information, ideas and feeling being exchanged verbally or non-verbally between 2 people or more.
Define friendship?
What is the Relationship of mutual affection between people, a form of interpersonal bonding.
What is something that needs to be cracked to be used?
What is an egg
What is the association, connection, interactions, and bond between two or more people
What is complementary ?
What is the idea that we sometimes bond with people whose strengths are our weakness.