Dis Serv Unit 5 Review

What is the BEST interpretation of "knowing when to walk away" in a conflict situation?

• You should always leave relationships before you become dependent

• Walking can clear your head and improve your judgment

• walking away before the other person allows you to win the conflict

• sometimes stepping away from the relationship is the right answer

Which BEST explains why it is important that you own your mistakes when there is tension in a relationship?

• It is the best way to win a conflict

• everybody makes mistakes sometimes

• it shows respect for yourself and the relationship

• If you don't, you will both keep blaming each other

Why is taking care of physical needs, like food and shelter, not enough to be a healthy person?

• these things are enough if the needs are met well

• people need love and a connection with others, as well

• people need to be amused and entertained in order to thrive

• people need to experience the full range of emotions on a daily basis

Which BEST explains why a crisis is so difficult for people to manage?

• a crisis is usually the result of planning

• a crisis is unexpected and challenges emotional limits

• a crisis occurs when there is no solutions to problems

• A crisis for one person might not be a big deal for another

Which BEST explains why friends, family, and romantic partners are the most significant relationships in an individual's life?

• There are no other significant relationships

• these relationships usually develop later in life

• We tend to value these people and need their approval

• Co-workers and teachers are almost as significant, but they can be fired

Does not seem to be very self-aware when it comes to his feelings. What quality is he lacking?

• Emotional bias

• emotional engagement

• emotional norms

• emotional values

Doing something that you do not want to do, but because it is expected in the family

• parenting

• persuasion

• conformity

• communication

Relationships will be the exact same next year

• yes, relationships never change

• no, relationships are always changing