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WorksheetsRelationships - Review
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 41mins
Abilities that help people communicate and relate with others.
nonverbal communication
interpersonal skills
active listening
feedback
Facial expressions, body language, gestures, and other signals that do not involve words.
verbal communication
interpersonal skills
nonverbal communication
active listening
Paying attention to a speaker with the goal of understanding the message.
nonverbal communication
interpersonal skills
feedback
active listening
Constructive response to a message or action.
feedback
peer mediation
interpersonal skills
communication
Use of words to communicate.
verbal communication
nonverbal communication
active listening
peer mediation
Process in which a trained individual helps people resolve conflict.
interpersonal skills
communication
mediation
active listening
Teaching children to behave in socially acceptable ways.
rituals
socialize
traditions
sibling rivalry
Competition with a brother or sister.
immediate family
rituals
sibling rivalry
socialize
Oversimplified ideas about a group of people.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
Groups of friends that deliberately exclude others.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
People you meet through social media, websites, or online games.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
People you know, but may not consider friends.
stereotype
clique
virtual friends
acquaintances
The best communication style for building healthy relationships.
Passive
Assertive
Aggressive
Speaking softly, poor eye contact, lack of confidence, and not expressing you needs are examples of ___________ communication.
passive
assertive
aggressive
Yelling, criticizing, humiliating, disrespecting, and being unwilling to compromise are examples of ___________ communication.
passive
assertive
aggressive
Clearly stating needs, confidence, good eye contact, standing up for yourself, and listening are examples of ___________ communication.
passive
assertive
aggressive
Shelter, clothes, and food are examples of ____________ needs provided by family.
physical
mental/emotional
educational//social
Love, support, self-esteem, and attention are examples of ____________ needs provided by family.
physical
mental/emotional
educational//social
Life skills, relationship skills, language, and appropriate behaviors are examples of ____________ needs provided by family.
physical
mental/emotional
educational//social
Which statement is a good example of assertiveness?
“I’m not sure if I will have time to do your homework and mine before I go to bed.”
Okay, I’ll do your homework, but this is the last time."
We each have an assignment to complete. To learn the information you need to complete the work. I don't feel comfortable doing your homework.”
You are out of your mind if you think I am going to do your homework for you!”
Healthy relationships are connected to ________________ health.
Mental/Emotional
Physical
Family/Social
One way to keep your relationships healthy is to...
express your emotions
be kind to your friends
exercise at least 30 minutes everyday
brush your teeth twice a day
A family that includes two parents and children is considered this type of family.
Nuclear
Blended
A family that includes parents, grandparents and possibly other relatives is this type of family.
Extended
Blended
A family with one parent and children is this type of family.
Nuclear
Single-parent
This type of family includes just a husband and wife.
Extended
Childless couple
A family that that includes parents with children from a previous marriage.
Blended
Nuclear
This type of parenting is when parents have absolute control over their children.
Authoritative
Authoritarian
This type of parenting style has parents who allow children to have their own interests and freedoms but they also set limits with their children.
Authoritative
Negligent
This type of parent(s) is totally uninvolved with their child(ren) and does not meet their basic needs.
Permissive
Negligent
In this type of parenting, the children walk all over the parents.
Authoritarian
Permissive
Obedience is an outcome from this parenting style.
Negligent
Authoritarian
Children raised in this type of parenting household tend to be happy, high achieving and self controlled.
Permissive
Authoritative
Children whose parents are negligent, tend to be hostile and have low academic levels.
True
False
Children raised by permissive parents tend to be unhappy and aggressive.
True
False
Some examples of family functions are to provide shelter, food, economic stability and support.
True
False
Which parenting style is said to be often cold, unsupportive, insensitive, and demanding?
authoritarian
authoritative
permissive
uninvolved
Resilience is ...
the capacity to form successful adaptations to challenges or threatening circumstances
the ability to display courageous behavior
the ability to complete tasks independently and without being told
being engaged and qualified to complete a specific task
Which parenting style has more detrimental effects on boys rather than girls?
authoritative
permissive
authoritarian
uninvolved
Which parenting style is the child most likely to develop ADD?
permissive
authoritarian
authoritative
uninvolved
Which parenting style best fosters the development of resilience in children?
permissive
authoritarian
authoritative
uninvolved
________ is a response to your body and mind being threatened.
Sickness
Stress
Disease
Headache
All stress is bad.
True
False
T/F: Your body can benefit from small amounts of stress.
True
False
Belief or practice of what is important, desirable and worthwhile to an individual.
Need
Well-being
Value
Want
Something that is
unnecessary to life, but desired.
Need
Well-being
Value
Want
An item that is necessary for life
Need
Well-being
Value
Want
Which option is a Need?
Car
Hot Tub
Nike Sneakers
Ipod
What is an example of Wants
Cell Phone
Water
Food
Shelter
Guides individuals to think through all components of making a good decision for a major decision
major decisions
decision‐making process
routine decisions
well‐being
The state of being happy, healthy and prosperous
major decisions
Well-being
routine decisions
decision
