WorksheetsIntro to Relationships, Communication, Conflict Resolution
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 22mins
A healthy relationship
is based on mistrust
negatively affects your values
benefits both people involved
need constant re-evaluation
When you compromise with a group of people,
one person must do something that goes against his or her values
the decision should be acceptable to all the people
one person is going to get exactly what he or she wants
it is important to stand your ground and not give in to the other's wishes
Someone who tries to get their way through bullying and intimidation is
an assertive communicator
an effective communicator
a passive communicator
an aggressive communicator
A relationship in which one person is intolerant of the other's taste in music shows a lack of
honesty
dependability
respect
citizenship
Which can make communication easier?
realistic expectations
prejudices
lack of trust
gender stereotyping
Which of the following is an accurate statement about communication?
Good listeners concentrate on the words themselves and ignore the manner they are said.
Active listening involves interrupting the speaker to ask clarifying questions.
When you are upset with a friend, using the pronoun "you" can help express your feelings positively.
How you say something is as important as what you say.
Which is an example of constructive criticism?
“I feel like I make all the decisions when we go out. Next time, why don’t you choose what we do together?”
“I’m sorry I snapped at you when you called. I should learn to be more patient.”
“I’m sick and tired of listening to you whine. Why don’t you quit complaining and do something for once.”
“You’re wearing those weird shoes again. You really ought to get rid of those.”
It is always wise to walk away from a conflict
When a simple compromise would resolve it
And let an adult handle the situation
If it seems the situation is becoming unsafe
When the conflict involves a large group of people
Which strategy is NOT helpful in resolving conflicts?
Asking questions to clarify the other’s viewpoint
Pointing out each other’s faults
Stating your opinion calmly and rationally
Agreeing on a solution that benefits both sides
Which of the following is an accurate statement about friendship?
All friendships are equally important.
Any friendship that takes work to maintain is not worth the trouble.
All of your friends will be close to you in age.
Healthy friendships are those in which the people have similar values.
Nonverbal communication through gestures, facial expressions, behaviors, and posture
Communication
Body Language
Interpersonal Communication
I messages
An expression of personal feelings without blame
Speaking skills
Nonverbal language
Passive communication
I message
Respecting the privacy of both parties and keeping details secret
Confidentiality
Tolerance
Role
Citizenship
A bond or connection with other people
Dating
Relationship
Peers
Friendship
Working together for the good of all
Prejudice
Tolerance
Cooperation
Bender Stereotyping
Students trained to help other students find fair resolutions to conflicts and disagreements
Peer mediators
Mediation
Role
Counselor
A significant relationship between two people that is based on caring, trust, and consideration
Dating Relationships
Friendship
Familial Relationships
Camaraderie
An unfair opinion of a particular group of people
Citizenship
Gender Stereotyping
Tolerance
Prejudice
Any disagreement, struggle, or fight
Interpersonal conflicts
Conflict resolution
Conflict
Internal conflicts
A problem-solving method that involves each participant’s giving up something to reach a solution that satisfies everyone
Active listening
Compromise
Negotiation
Mediation
Ability to accept others’ differences and allow them to be who they are without showing disapproval
Prejudice
Acceptance
Tolerance
Stereotype
The ways in which you send messages to and receive messages from others
Nonverbal cues
Confidentiality
Body language
Communication
Non-hostile comments that point out problems for the purpose of helping a person improve
Constructive Criticism
Active listening
I message
Confidentiality
Paying close attention to what someone is saying and communicating
Citizenship
Active listening
Conflict
Negotiation
The use of communication and often compromise to settle a disagreement
Negotiation
Peer mediators
Nonverbal cues
body language
Disagreements between people
Communication error
Internal conflicts
U messages
Interpersonal conflicts
The process of solving a disagreement in a manner that satisfies everyone involved
Mediate
Conflict resolution
Negotiate
Conflict
A part that you play in a relationship
Peer mediator
Mediator
Role
Friend
The way you conduct yourself as a member of the community
Role
Tolerance
Citizenship
Respect
A process in which specially trained people help others resolve conflicts
Mediation
Active listening
Cooperation
Compromise
Which of the following is not a type of relationship?
friends
family
community
imaginary
Which of the following are known as the 3 Cs of healthy relationships
communication
compromise
cooperation
condition
caring
Your ways of sending and receiving messages
communication
I messages
assertive skills
aggressive
working together for the good of all
compromise
respect
communication
cooperation
What are some characteristics of healthy relationships?
(a)
What are the the 3 basic skills for communication?
(a)
Communication Style: The inability or unwillingness to express thoughts and feelings; often do not stand up for self or defend attitudes or beliefs
passive
aggressive
active listening
assertive
Communication Style: often get their way through bullying and intimidation; attack person not problem; do not consider the rights of others
active listening
passive
aggressive
assertive
Communication Styles: involves expressing thoughts and feelings clearly and directly but without hurting others; defends their values and beliefs while respecting the rights of others; attack the person not the problem
passive
aggressive
active listening
assertive
List the 4 active listening techniques:
(a)
This type of conflict takes place within an individual
internal
interpersonal
angry
confusion
