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Healthy Relationships: Dating and Marriage — Unit test Answers

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Which is a social benefit of waiting to become a parent?

m
more likely to have a social life that includes other parents
l
less likely to rely on parents and friends for social support
l
less likely to enjoy social activities that require going out
m
more likely to be independent and need less social contact with friends
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While having a discussion with Paul, Elena pays careful attention when Paul speaks and repeats the information back to him to make sure she understands him.Which relationship skill does Elena use?

b
being honest
l
listening actively
a
accepting feedback
e
embracing differences
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Which behavior describes a quality of effective team parenting?

w
working through issues
n
not making changes for any reason
a
avoiding all disagreements
t
talking instead of listening
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Yoko and Steve are having their picture taken. In the picture, they are laughing as Steve holds Yoko upside down and she holds on to Steve's legs.Which statement best explains why the couple is in a healthy relationship?

A
They are an interracial couple.
B
They display trust with each other.
C
They value each other’s need for independence.
D
They have a relationship based on equality and fairness.
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Which situation describes negative peer pressure?

A
Mia’s best friend offers her a cigarette.
B
Oliver’s friend tells him to drive more carefully.
C
Grace’s friends encourage her to be open with her parents.
D
Dylan’s teammates encourage him to attend basketball camp.
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Abby tells Yan that he hurts her feelings when he teases her. Yan responds by saying he understands because he feels hurt when people tease him, too.

r
relieved
c
confused
d
disrespected
v
vulnerable
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How do children benefit from a healthy family relationship?

T
Their overall mental health increases.
G
Good physical health is guaranteed.
T
The risk of substance abuse is eliminated.
T
They do not require many social interactions.
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Sophie and Eleanor have been friends for many years. Recently, Eleanor’s parents separated, and now Sophie is frustrated with Eleanor because Eleanor has stopped responding to her texts.

A
resources
B
emotional factors
C
power and structure
D
relationships and roles
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most likely

H
He gets along with his peers at school.
H
He experiences weight loss after not eating.
H
He submits all his homework on time each day.
H
He starts telling jokes to make new friends at school.
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best

T
They make children more assertive.
T
They support healthy communication.
T
They prevent conflict among family members.
T
They help children to be unmoved by others’ sadness.
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Nigel and Lea are adolescents. Which behavior identifies a way they might create conflict at home?

L
Lea tells her parents that she got a B on her exam.
L
Lea gets several speeding tickets for driving too fast.
N
Nigel does his chores after being asked to do them.
N
Nigel tells his parents that he needs a ride home after a party has ended.
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Which scenario best demonstrates empathy?

A
Jade’s friends encourage her to drive more slowly in bad weather conditions.
B
Staci’s friends defend her when she is falsely accused of cheating.
C
Harrison’s friends split the pizza evenly among everyone in the group.
D
Connor’s friends listen and say they understand as he explains that his parents are separating.
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Simon and Amelie are siblings. Amelie was upset about a low score she received on a school test. Simon tried to improve her mood because he could relate to how Amelie felt.

v
value
r
respect
h
honesty
e
empathy
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Which image shows nonverbal communication that could indicate the individuals are unwilling to engage with each other?

Question illustration
A
Option
Option A
B
Option
Option B
C
Option
Option C
D
Option
Option D

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