Understanding Relationship Red Flags

How can past relationships affect our view of new ones?

• They have no effect at all.

• They can cause us to misinterpret innocent behaviors as red flags.

• They can make us more trusting.

• They always lead to better decision-making.

What is a red flag often mistaken for due to past insecurities?

• A sign of true love.

• An innocent behavior.

• A sign of financial stability.

• A manifestation of personal growth.

What is a common mistake people make regarding communication in relationships?

• Over-communicating every detail.

• Assuming their partner can read their mind.

• Ignoring their partner's needs.

• Communicating only through text messages.

What is a key factor in avoiding misinterpretation of red flags?

• Following your friend's relationship standards.

• Relying on social media advice.

• Communicating your needs clearly.

• Ignoring your partner's actions.

Why is it important to define your own relationship standards?

• To ensure you meet societal expectations.

• To avoid adopting someone else's standards as your own.

• To make your friends happy.

• To have a checklist for every date.

How can societal standards impact your relationship?

• They have no impact at all.

• They make you more independent.

• They always improve your relationship.

• They can lead you to adopt unrealistic standards.

How can anxiety affect your perception of a partner's actions?

• It makes you more rational.

• It helps you see things clearly.

• It has no effect on perception.

• It can lead to catastrophizing and misinterpretation.

What should you ask yourself when feeling anxious about a partner's actions?

• Should I consult a friend?

• Is my partner always wrong?

• Should I ignore this feeling?

• Is this fear based on facts?

What should you do when you notice imperfections in your partner?

• Try to change your partner.

• Immediately end the relationship.

• Accept them and communicate openly.

• Ignore them completely.

What is essential for differentiating between actual red flags and insecurities?

• Relying solely on gut instincts.

• Communication, empathy, and self-awareness.

• Constantly testing your partner.

• Ignoring all red flags.