Establishing Healthy Relationships Pre Test

End of a romantic relationship.

• A. attraction

• B. breakup

• C. exclusive

• D. infatuation

Romantically involved only with a dating partner.

• A. attraction

• B. breakup

• C. exclusive

• D. infatuation

All of the healthy and unhealthy relationships you form and maintain with other people affect your social health.

• True

• False

Even people in healthy relationships often do not receive the support they need, which can harm physical, mental, and emotional health.

• True

• False

If a relationship is healthy, two people can talk openly and honestly and work together to resolve conflict.

• True

• False

In a healthy relationship, each person supports the other person only during fun times.

• True

• False

A person can always give informed consent, even if under the age of consent or under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

• True

• False

The first relationships most people have are with their family members, and many people spend lots of time with members of their immediate families.

• True

• False

Parents and guardians set restrictive rules because they do not understand the difficult situations faced by teens.

• True

• False

Siblings have different personalities and different ways of handling major life events, which can create conflict.

• True

• False