Section 1
Vocab
Vocab
physical force that is used to harm
people or damage property
violence
physical or emotional harm to someone
abuse
Hazing may occur in:
gangs, sports teams, fraternities, or sororities.
Help for the Abused
Tell someone
Go somewhere safe
Consider counseling
Coach Shedrick's favorite anime
Sailormoon
the ability to overlook differences and
accept people for who they are
tolerance
the failure of a caretaker to provide for
basic needs, such as food, clothing, or love
neglect
Hazing
harassing newcomers to a group in an abusive and humiliating way.
Gang is a group of peers who claim a territory.
Gangs
True or False - Abuse is always physical
False
Abuse can be emotional as well as physical
scaring or controlling another person by
using threats or physical force
bullying
the use of force to control and maintain power over a spouse in the home
domestic violence
the ability to overlook differences and see people for who they are.
Tolerance
Fight or a disagreement
Conflict
Respectfully tell the other person how you feel
What is Assertive Statement
a bargain or compromise for a peaceful
solution to a conflict
negotiation
harassing newcomers to a group in an abusive and humiliating way
hazing
The Cycle of Violence
Honeymoon
Tension-Building
Violent Episode
GREAT
Give thought to the problem.
Review your choices.
Evaluate the consequences of each choice.
Assess and choose the best choice.
Think it over afterward
which of the following is not a skill for successfully resolving conflict.
Bullying
a technique in which a trained outsider who is your age helps people in a conflict come to a peaceful resolution
peer mediation
Protecting Yourself from Abuse
Create a Supportive Network of Friends and Family
Avoid Disrespectful People
Be Assertive
Factors That Lead to Conflicts Between Teens
•Feeling Threatened
•Unmanaged Anger
•Lack of Respect Violent
Very tired, or living in an over-crowded area can cause a person to be more irritable and act out with anger.
Fatigued
List five examples of inconsiderate and disrespectful behavior abusive people do.
controlling, obsessive, manipulative, selfish, aggressive, or needy