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WorksheetsChapter 6 Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
A narrow, exclusive group of people with similar backgrounds or interest
gang
stereotype
clique
friendship
The ability to exist in harmony with another person
compatibility
empathy
compromise
commitment
The willingness of people to give up something in order to reach an agreement.
commitment
compatibility
assertive
compromise
The determination to develop a fulfilling relationship.
assertive
commitment
compromise
friendship
Communicating information or feeling non-verbally, through body movements, posture, gestures, and facial expressions.
"I" message
eye contact
active listening
body language
An exaggerated or overgeneralized belief about an entire group.
stereotype
clique
gang
infatuation
Expressing one's true feelings in a way that does not threaten others.
"I" message
aggressive
passive
assertive
A give-and-take relationship based on mutual trust, acceptance, and common interest or values.
commitment
friendship
marital roles
eye contact
The ability to understand how another person feels.
cooperation
sympathy
empathy
active listening
Behaviors and attitudes that are socially accepted as either masculine or feminine.
gender roles
compromise
marital roles
friendship
A(n) _______________ is a statement of your feelings that does not judge or blame the other person.
"I" message
assertive
clique
friendship
A(n)________________ person holds back true feelings and goes along with the other person.
aggressive
assertive
passive
infatuation
Making _____________ involves meeting another person's gaze.
body language
prejudice
emotional intimacy
eye contact
______________ is a need to conform to the expectations of friends.
Peer pressure
Empathy
Commitment
Cooperation
A(n) _____________ is a negative feeling about a certain group based on a stereotype.
prejudice
friendship
marital role
infatuation
________________ is the openness, affection, and trust that can develop in a close relationship.
Friendship
Empathy
Emotional intimacy
Active listening
A(n) _______________ is an intense or overwhelming feeling of attration.
obsession
commitment
friendship
infatuation
A husband doing the cooking and a wife doing yard work are examples of ________________.
responsibilities
marital roles
household duties
gender roles
Active listening is ignoring what the other person is saying and letting the other person know he or she is understood.
True
False
Assertive communication expresses true feelings in a way that does not hurt others.
True
False
Love, friendship and physical attraction are examples of a successful marriage.
True
False
Drawbacks of steady dating include security; limitations on getting to know other people; engagement and marriage; unwanted or premature physical intimacy; and difficulty in breaking up.
True
False
All of the following are stresses in a marriage except for ______________.
determining marital roles
changes in friendship
sudden death or illness
loss of job
unplanned pregnancy
The following are qualities that are important in a close friendship except ______________.
jealously
loyalty
empathy
reliability
__________ is a type of friendship.
Casual friendship
Close friendship
Friendship with the opposite sex
All of the above
Communicating your opinions and feelings in a way that seems threatening or disrespectful to other people.
passive
aggressive
assertive
mean
People are often unaware of the silent messages sent by their body language.
True
False
People who are aggressive tend to have healthier, more satisfying relationships than those who are either passive or assertive.
True
False
Friendships give you opportunities to develop your cooking skills.
True
False
________________ of all Americans marry at sometime during their lives.
Forty-two percent
Eighty-five percent
Fifty percent
Ninety-five percent
