U2C4S1 - Relationships and Respect

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What are the key ways to build on respect in a community?

• Listening actively

• Ignoring differences

• Promoting competition

• Avoiding conflict

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What does mutual tolerance mean?

• Ignoring people who are different from us

• Accepting and respecting people who are different from us

• Only being friends with people who are the same as us

• Making fun of people who have different ideas

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The term discrimination is defined in the text as:

• Prejudiced action against a group of people.

• Biased thought based on flawed assumptions about a group of people.

• An expression of dissatisfaction with the justice system.

• The theory that prejudice is embedded in our culture.

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What is meant by 'Gender Stereotyping'?

• Honor for the right of other people to hold their own personal religious beliefs

• The practice of thinking about people in limited ways on the basis of whether they are male or female

• The fair and equal treatment of everyone under the law

• A form of respect for different cultures

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What does it mean to show respect to others?

• To ignore their customs

• To tolerate and value everyone

• To judge their beliefs

• To impose your culture

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What are the key factors that contribute to establishing mutual respect according to the text?

• Words and deeds

• Appearance

• Social status

• Wealth

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What are the key components of mutual respect in relationships such as friends, police officers and citizens, teachers and students, and family?

• Open communication

• Trust

• Mutual understanding

• All of the above

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Yelling, criticizing, humiliating, disrespecting, and being unwilling to compromise are examples of ___________ communication.

• passive

• assertive

• aggressive

• positive

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Trust in a relationship comes from what?

• Avoiding each other.

• Financial support.

• Being dependable and respecting each other.

• Not having shared interests.

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What are some negative social behaviors that can result from low self-worth?

• Crime

• Political discontent

• Substance abuse

• Child neglect or family disruption

• Suicide

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What is the significance of mutual respect in a society?

• It leads to conflict

• It is irrelevant

• It fosters cooperation

• It creates division

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What is the easiest way to show personal respect?

• Be rude

• Ignore others

• Be courteous

• Be loud

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What are some ways to show personal respect in language?

• Saying 'Please' when asking for something

• Ignoring others' feelings

• Using slang in conversations

• Being rude to adults

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What are some ways to show personal respect?

• Not interrupting people

• Removing your sunglasses before speaking to someone

• Taking off your hat or cap when indoors

• Holding the door for an elderly person or child

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A person should tuck their napkin into their belt.

• True

• False

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Always stand to shake hands in order to

• meet their eye level as best as possible.

• see who is taller.

• get a mild stretch before sitting down for a long meeting.

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What are some ways to show professional and personal respect?

• Listening actively

• Communicating clearly

• Being cooperative and flexible

• Giving constructive feedback

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What does tolerance mean in the context of acceptance and treatment of individuals?

• It means ignoring others' differences.

• It means everyone should be accepted and get equal treatment.

• It means only accepting people who are similar to you.

• It means being indifferent to others' feelings.

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What are the barriers to tolerance and mutual respect mentioned in the image?

• Prejudice

• Discrimination

• Failure to value diversity

• All of the above

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How can prejudice be overcome?

• By awareness and logical thinking

• By making assumptions

• By judging ahead of time

• By ignoring individuals

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What are some reasons for prejudice as mentioned in the slide?

• Prejudice is innate at birth

• Prejudice is learned from society

• Fear does not influence prejudice

• Feelings of equality foster prejudice

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What are the two types of history that can lead to prejudice as mentioned in the slide?

• Personal history

• General history

• Cultural history

• Historical events

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What are some stereotypes that can lead to discrimination?

• Gender

• Skin color

• Age

• Ethnicity