Relationship Basics
Healthy vs. Unhealthy
Family & Siblings
Friendship
Romantic Relationships
100

What is a relationship? (Provide Definition)

A connection you form and maintain with other people
100

Name one characteristic of a healthy relationship

honesty, trust, respect, understanding, safety 

100

What is the difference between immediate and extended family?

Immediate = parents/guardians and siblings 

Extended = aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents 

100

What is the difference between a close friend and a casual friend?

Close = more trust and emotional support (your best friend) 

Casual = social and less personal (someone on your sports team)

100

What is casual dating?

Going on dates without being in a serious or exclusive relationship.

200

Name three types of relationships you might have in your life

Family, friends, classmates, teachers, coworkers, etc.

200

Describe one sign that a relationship might be unhealthy

being ignored, feeling pressured, being made fun of, angry outbursts 

200

What is one way a family might meet your physical needs?

Providing food, shelter, safety, healthcare 

200

What makes someone an acquaintance instead of a friend?

You know them, maybe say hi, but don't really share personal things.

200

What does it mean to have boundaries in a dating relationship?

Knowing what you are and aren't comfortable with, and expressing that clearly. (consent)

300

How can healthy relationships affect your well-being? 

They support your mental, emotional, and physical health. 

300

Give an example of how someone might support their friend in a healthy way 

Celebrate their success, encourage them, listen to them, be there when needed.

300

What is one reason children and parents might have conflict?

Wanting independence, thinking rules are too strict, different opinions.

300

What's something you should be careful about in an online relationship?

Sharing personal information, making sure the person is who they say they are.

300

What does it mean to have boundaries in a dating relationship?

Knowing what you are and aren't comfortable with, and expressing that clearly. 

400

What are two outside influences that might shape how you value relationships?

Peers, family, media, or culture 

400

What could you do if you feel unsafe or uncomfortable in a relationship?

Talk to a trusted adult, set boundaries, speak up, leave the situation. 

400

Describe one healthy way to solve a conflict with a sibling.

Talk it out calmly, compromise, take a break, ask a parent for help. 

400

What's one reason a friendship might change or become difficult over time?

Different goals, changing interests, jealousy, emotional changes. 

400

Describe one sign of a healthy dating relationship?

Mutual support, communication, balance respect, emotional safety. 

500

Why is it important to build and maintain healthy relationships as you grow up?

Because they provide support, help you grow, and keep you emotionally healthy 

500

What does open communication look like in a healthy relationship?

Being honest about feelings, listening to each other, being respectful when talking. 

500

What are two ways families help educate or socialize children?

Teaching how to communicate, passing down traditions, helping with school. 

500

Name two ways to be a good friend. 

Support them, don't spread rumors, apologize when you mess up, include others. 

500

What are two emotions someone might feel after a breakup, and why is it okay to feel that way?

Sad, lonely, confused, angry - It's part of healing and processing a loss.