Relationship Basics
These are the connections and interactions that link people together.
What are RELATIONSHIPS?
What is COMMUNICATION?
What are CONFLICTS?
This word describes the attempt to treat another person in a harmful, disrespectful, or offensive way.
What is ABUSIVE?
Because we all have different beliefs and opinions from time to time, this is going to happen at some point in our relationships.
What is CONFLICT?
Close relationships require that you risk showing the "real you" by sharing your emotions, experiences, and these.
What are THOUGHTS?
What are BEHAVIORS?
Unhealthy relationships are based on resentment, insecurity, fear, manipulation, and this.
What is CONTROL?
Verbal, sexual, physical and this type of mistreatment happen in abusive relationships.
Limitations and enforcing property lines are other ways to describe what this word means.
Best friend/best friend, mom/dad, student/teacher, mom/mom, dad/dad, boyfriend/girlfriend are examples of what?
What are CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS?
The quality of your relationships depends on this.
What is WHAT YOU PUT INTO THEM?
What is LYING?
An abusive person will communicate in a hurtful or this kind of way.
What is THREATENING?
Sometimes when we can't agree on something, we may have to do this.
What is COMPROMISE?
Types of relationships that develop with acquaintances or people you don't know as well are known as these types of relationships.
What are CASUAL relationships?
In a healthy relationship, each person is willing to understand the other person's this.
What is POINT OF VIEW?
These are not shared in unhealthy relationships.
What are RESPONSIBILITIES?
What is DENY THEIR ACTIONS?
What is COMMUNICATION?
Healthy relationships take time, energy, and this.
What is PATIENCE?
Sharing helpful information, companionship, having a sense of connectedness, honest feedback, and this are some of the benefits of healthy relationships.
What is EMOTIONAL SUPPORT?
This is unlikely to happen in an unhealthy relationship.
What is POSITIVE GROWTH?
Because of jealousy and insecurity, an abuser will often do this to their partner when their partner spends time with friends.
What is ISOLATE or CONSTANTLY CHECK UP ON THEM?
What is HEALTHY?