Relationships
True or False: Trust is not important in a romantic relationship as long as there is attraction.
False
Define Nonverbal Communication
Nonverbal communication is the way we send messages without using words. These signals can show how we feel, even if we don’t say anything out loud.
True or False: Avoiding conflict can cause you to bottle up emotions and leave problems unsolved.
True: Avoiding conflict often means not talking about your feelings or problems, which can cause emotions to build up inside (bottle up). This can make the issue worse over time because the problem doesn’t get solved, and feelings of frustration or anger can grow. It’s usually healthier to address conflicts calmly and openly.
True or False: You should believe everything you read online.
Why or why not?
False: Not everything online is true or reliable. Some information can be outdated, biased, or even fake. It’s important to check the source, look for evidence, and compare with other trusted information before believing or sharing it.
True or False: Only certain people have good personalities.
False: Everyone has a unique personality, and there’s no single “good” personality type. What makes a personality “good” often depends on context, perspective, and personal value.
True or False: Disagreements and mistakes happen in all relationships, and they are normal.
True
True or False: Reading non-verbal communication and being aware of your surroundings is an important part of becoming more self-aware.
True: Reading non-verbal communication and being aware of your surroundings helps you understand how others are feeling and how your own behavior affects them. This builds self-awareness, which means knowing your emotions, actions, and how you come across to others.
What is an "I- message" and how can it be used to solve conflict?
An "I-message" is a way of expressing your feelings in a respectful and clear way without blaming the other person. It usually follows this pattern:
"I feel ___ when ___ because ___."
How it helps solve conflict:
It focuses on your feelings instead of accusing the other person.
It helps the other person understand how their actions affect you.
It encourages calm and respectful communication, which can lead to solving the problem together.
True or False: If someone you don't know asks for money or personal information online, you should consider giving it to them.
Why or why not?
You should never give money or personal information to someone you don't know online. This could be a scam or a way to steal your identity. It's important to protect your private information and only share it with trusted, verified sources.
What is personality?
Personality is what makes you you! It’s the way you think, feel, and act that’s unique. Personality affects how you solve problems, make decisions, and spend your time.
Can helpers, like doctors or therapists, become close personal friends if you spend enough with them?
No
Give three examples of how people communicate without words.
People use body language, facial expressions, gestures, tone of voice, and eye contact to communicated without words (nonverbal communication).
Give an example of how you can you an I- message ("I feel ___ when ___ because ___.")
Someone makes a joke that hurts your feelings.
Example: “I feel hurt when you joke about me in front of others because it makes me feel embarrassed.”
Define "clickbait"
Clickbait is a type of headline or title designed to get people to click on a link by making it sound shocking, exciting, or mysterious — even if the content isn’t as interesting as it sounds.
Name 2 types of personality tests.
MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator), Enneagram, Big Five (OCEAN)
What does it mean if there is an "imbalance of power" in a relationship?
An imbalance of power in a relationship means that one person has more control, influence, or decision-making authority than the other, making the relationship unequal. This can affect how choices are made, how conflicts are resolved, and whether both people feel respected and heard.
Scenario:
During lunch, Maya sits with her usual group of friends but stays unusually quiet. She forces a small smile when someone talks to her, but she keeps glancing at her phone and tapping her fingers on the table. When someone makes a joke, she doesn’t laugh like she normally does and looks away.
Question: What might Maya’s nonverbal cues suggest about how she is feeling?
Maya’s nonverbal cues — being quiet, forcing a smile, avoiding eye contact, tapping her fingers, and not laughing like usual — may suggest that she’s feeling anxious, upset, or distracted. These behaviors show that something might be bothering her, even though she isn’t saying it out loud.
Give an example something in life that is in your control and something that is not in your control.
Examples of things that are in your control:
Whether you do your homework or study
How you treat others (kindness, respect, honesty)
The effort you put into sports, school, or hobbies
Examples of what is not in your control:
Other people’s opinions or actions
Family rules or decisions your parents make
Whether someone likes you back or not
Give one example of how you can spot a fake profile online.
Some examples:
1. Profile picture looks too perfect or is a stock photo – Reverse image searches may show it’s used elsewhere.
2. Very few posts or friends – Fake profiles often have little activity or interaction.
3. Asks for money or personal information quickly – Real people don’t usually make these requests early on.
4. Links to strange websites or asks you to click one – This could be a phishing attempt or a scam.
5. Recently created account – New accounts with lots of activity or friend requests can be suspicious.
What is the difference between being introverted or extroverted?
Being introverted means you feel more comfortable and energized by spending time alone or in quiet settings. Being extroverted means you feel more energized by being around other people and social situations.
How long is each stage in a romantic relationships (Dating, defining the relationship, being a couple, etc.)
The time spent at each stage varies depending on the couple and their circumstances.)
Scenario:
Alex is giving a class presentation. He stands up straight and speak clearly, but his hands are tightly clenched behind his back. He occasionally pauses and look toward the window instead of making eye contact with the class. When he finishes, Alex smiles slightly but quickly return to his seat without saying anything else.
Question: What are two possible emotions Alex might be feeling, and how can these mixed signals make it harder to understand how someone is really feeling in a situation like this?
Two possible emotions Alex might be feeling are nervousness and confidence. Standing up straight and speaking clearly shows confidence, but clenched hands, avoiding eye contact, and pausing could indicate nervousness or anxiety.
Give an example of how you can you an I- message ("I feel ___ when ___ because ___.")
A parent or family member criticizes without listening.
“I feel unheard when you interrupt me because I want to explain my side too.”
Give examples of how you can tell if an image is AI and not real.
Some Examples
Strange or blurry details — Look for weird distortions like blurry edges, mismatched patterns, or unclear objects.
Unnatural facial features — Eyes, teeth, or ears might look off, asymmetrical, or too perfect.
Odd backgrounds — Backgrounds may have strange shapes, random objects, or don’t make sense.
Hands and fingers look weird — AI often struggles with realistic hands; fingers may be too many, too few, or oddly shaped.
In the MBTI personality type, what is the difference between a Thinker and a Feeler?
The difference between a Thinker and a Feeler is related to how people make decisions:
Thinkers use logic and facts. They focus on what is fair and what makes the most sense.
Feelers use emotions and values. They think about how decisions will affect others and care about harmony.