Healthy Relationships

What is one of the learning outcomes of the lesson on healthy relationships?

• Identify healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviours

• Learn about historical events

• Understand mathematical equations

• Study the solar system

Which skill is demonstrated as part of the learning outcomes in the lesson on healthy relationships?

• Active listening and assertiveness skills

• Cooking skills

• Painting skills

• Computer programming skills

What is one of the topics covered in the lesson on healthy relationships?

• Communication styles

• Types of government

• World geography

• Chemical reactions

What is another learning outcome of the lesson on healthy relationships?

• Describe the consequences of different relationship behaviours

• Learn about ancient civilizations

• Understand the laws of physics

• Study the human anatomy

How can you ensure consent is informed in a relationship?

• By assuming the other person knows what you want.

• By clearly communicating and checking for understanding.

• By guessing their feelings.

• By ignoring their responses.

Why is consent important in relationships?

• It ensures mutual respect and understanding.

• It allows one person to control the other.

• It is not important.

• It is only needed sometimes.

Which of the following is a benefit of maintaining positive relationships?

• Increased stress

• Decreased happiness

• Improved mental and emotional health

• Reduced social skills

What is an essential feature of positive relationships?

• Constant competition

• Regular dishonesty

• Emotional support

• Infrequent communication

Positive relationships can be characterized by:

• Frequent conflicts

• Mutual respect and support

• One-sided communication

• Lack of trust

What is a key component of a healthy relationship?

• Trust and honesty

• Jealousy and control

• Ignoring each other

• Constant criticism