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Healthy relationships vs. unhealthy relationships
Healthy relationships vs. unhealthy relationships
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A quiz that will test your knowledge on the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships.
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What are the signs of a healthy relationship?
You can share your problems and your successes
You're comfortable, happy, and able to express your feelings
All of the above
You don't feel threatened
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How does violence begin in unhealthy relationships?
All of the above
Isolation
Fear and intimidation
Low self-esteem and humiliation
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What are healthy boundaries in a relationship?
All of the above
Equality
Zero tolerance for violence
Respect and trust
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What are the important factors in a healthy relationship?
Communication, equality, respect, honesty
All of the above
Tenacity and control
Fear and submission
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How do you define good communication?
When you and your partner begin to scream at each other
When you listen and share your ideas in a respectful way
When you can’t share your happiness or sadness
All of the above
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Who are the individuals who you can establish healthy relationships with?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend
Friends
Mother/Father
All of the above
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Which are characteristics of an unhealthy relationship?
All of the above
Attempt to control or manipulate each other.
Notice arguments are not settled fairly.
Feel pressure to quit activities you usually/used to enjoy
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How is violence or abuse played out in a relationship?
When someone physically abuses you
When someone verbally abuses you
All of the above
When someone sexually abuses you
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What does peer pressure mean?
When you want to do something you feel passionate about
When you feel at liberty to change your ideas and thoughts
All of the above
When you feel forced to do something
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How can you solve a conflict without using violence?
All of the above
Respond the same way as the other person does
Share your perspective and ignore the others perspective
Breathe, reflect, be respectful, listen, and talk it out