7.3 Peer Relationships GW Health

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Distinguish between different types of friendships: Friendship of utility, friendship of pleasure, and friendship of the good; Friendship of convenience, friendship of necessity, and friendship of choice; Friendship of interest, friendship of passion, and friendship of virtue; Friendship of circumstance, friendship of opportunity, and friendship of destiny.

Back

Friendship of utility, friendship of pleasure, and friendship of the good

Front

Devise a plan for building and maintaining healthy friendships.

Back

Set clear boundaries and communicate openly

Front

Evaluate common issues in friendships: Communication problems, Trust issues, Jealousy, All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Differentiate between positive and negative types of peer pressure.

Back

Positive peer pressure encourages beneficial behaviors, while negative peer pressure encourages harmful behaviors.

Front

How can you build and maintain healthy peer relationships?

Back

By communicating openly and honestly

Front

What is the inclusion of people with different backgrounds called?

Back

Diversity

Front

Explain why it is important to avoid making assumptions based on stereotypes.

Back

To promote fairness and equality

Front

One strategy for maintaining healthy friendships is: Regular communication, Ignoring problems, Being dishonest, Competing with friends

Back

Regular communication

Front

Why is it important to make time for relationships, especially when you are busy?

Back

To maintain emotional well-being and support

Front

Why is it important not to gossip or spread rumors?

Back

It helps maintain trust and respect among people.