Skills for Healthy Relationships
Family Relationships
Peer Relationships
Resolving Conflict & Preventing Violence
Vocabulary
100

These are the "3 Cs" needed to build a healthy relationship.

Communication, cooperation, compromise

100

This type of family is formed when a married couple raises children from previous marriages — also called a "step family."

Blended family

100

This type of friendship shares interests but has no deep emotional bond.

Casual friendship

100

The term for bringing in a neutral third party to help resolve a conflict.

Mediation

100

A bond or connection you have with other people.

Relationship

200

How is hazing different than bullying?

Hazing is in order for someone to fit in/join a group

200

This type of family provides temporary placement for children who are not related to them.

Foster family

200

A small circle of friends who share similar backgrounds or interests — can be positive, but sometimes exclude others. What does this describe? 

Clique

200

This type of abuse is a pattern of attacking someone's emotional development and sense of worth.

Emotional abuse

200

Domestic abuse directed at a child.

Child abuse

300

What is prejudice?

unfair opinion/judgement of a particular group of people

300

This term describes positive feedback that helps someone feel appreciated and supported.

Affirmation

300

Give me one example of positive peer pressure and one example of negative peer pressure.

Answers may vary.
300

This is the first step in the negotiation process for resolving conflict.

Cool down and agree to talk calm

300

A family that includes additional relatives beyond parents and children.

Extended family
400

What are the 3 communication styles?

passive, assertive, and aggressive

400

When abuse results in acts of violence involving family members, this is the term used.

domestic violence

400

A teen at a party is pressured to try alcohol. They say "no thanks," suggest hanging out another way, and leave if the pressure continues. This best reflects this refusal strategy.

Assertive refusal

400

This substance, sometimes called "roofies," can be slipped into drinks undetected and causes drowsiness, confusion, and memory loss.

Rohypnol

400

Accepting others' differences.

Tolerance

500

Give me the TWO reasons why self-respect is important to develop healthy relationships (one increase and one decrease).

1: increases chances of picking friends that respect you

2: decreases chances of picking friends that will encourage you to do harmful things

500

Pressuring an elderly relative into giving up control of their money or property is an example of...

financial abuse

500

These are the three steps of assertive refusal, in order.

State your position, suggest alternatives, stand your ground
500

According to the notes, consent should have these three qualities.

freely given, informed, and ongoing

500

A pattern of repeating violent or abusive behaviors from one generation to the next.

Cycle of Violence