Ch. 8 Glencoe HS Health Quiz

Standing up for one's rights in a firm but positive way...

• harassment

• manipulation

• assertive

• passive

• aggressive

Indirect, dishonest way to influence other people...

• harassment

• manipulation

• assertive

• passive

• aggressive

Overly forceful, pushy, hostile, or otherwise attacking in approach...

• harassment

• manipulation

• assertive

• passive

• aggressive

Giving up, giving in, or backing down without standing up for one's rights...

• harassment

• manipulation

• assertive

• passive

• aggressive

Persistent annoyance of other people...

• harassment

• manipulation

• assertive

• passive

• aggressive

Using flattery to influence another person is a...

• type of aggressive behavior.

• method of manipulation.

• way to be assertive.

• refusal skill.

Which choice is an example of negative peer pressure?

• avoiding cliques

• refusing to use tobacco

• being urged to cheat on a test

• choosing friends who do not use alcohol

An effective way to resist negative peer pressure is to...

• do something that goes against your values.

• make friends with people who share your values.

• force other people to accept your views.

• join a clique that excludes outsiders.

An assertive response to peer pressure is...

• yelling.

• shoving.

• backing down.

• stating your position.

If refusal skills are not working, you should...

• leave.

• back down.

• join in.

• fight.