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name five different family units.

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  • nuclear family: where both parents live with their children
  • single-parent family
  • same-sex parent family
  • foster parent family
  • blended family, where each partner has children from previous relationships - stepmom or stepdad
  • an extended family, where other members of the family (such as the grandparents) live with the family
  • carer who acts as a parent to the children, such as the Big Brothers Big Sisters program
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what does belonging mean?

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belong: a sense of knowing
where you fit and having
meaningful relationships

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what and who can be your support network?

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Your support
network may consist of your family, friends, teachers, counsellor and others. A support network gives you the
comfort of knowing that there is help and guidance available for you if you need it. They might also give you a sense of belonging

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what is the difference between rights and responsibility?

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rights are somethings that everyone should have but responsibility is an obligation for example your rights are to feel safe but your responsibility is to not harm anyone

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what is a positive relationship

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A healthy relationship involve honesty, trust, respect and open communication between partners.

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how to gain or maintain respect in a relationship?

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• Listen to the other person
• Try to understand their point of view.
• Remember that they have a right to have different
opinions, so don’t interrupt or judge them if you
don’t agree with them.
• Provide support when they need it and accept their
support when you need it.
• Listening to others is respectful.
• Make sure there is a balance of give and take in the relationship.
• Be honest and don’t tell lies or mislead someone, even if you are afraid of what the person may think
of you.

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what happens when there is an unbalanced amount of power in a relationship?

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An uneven balance of power can
lead to negative and destructive relationships. It is very important that there is a mutual sense of understanding,
respect and communication so that no member of the relationship will feel excluded or taken advantage of.

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how do you tell the difference between balanced or unbalanced relationship?

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Signs that you have lost power in a relationship can include you sometimes feel alone when you are with the
other person, you feel intimidated (physically, emotionally, intellectually) by them or you measure your selfworth based on how they see you. A sign that you have too much power can be that you make decisions based
only on your personal beliefs, preferences, or interests

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How do you know whether a relationship is abusive?

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in an abusive relationship people might feel:

  • vulnerable
  • scared
  • disappointed
  • hurt
  • cheated
  • put down
  • uneasy
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what is consent?

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consent is giving permission for
something to happen or an
agreement to do something

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Name 5 types of abuse?

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  • Physical abuse
  • Psychological abuse
  • Sexaul abuse
  • Verbal abuse
  • Social abuse
  • Emotional abuse
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what is one example that your in an unhealthy relationship?

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A negative relationship
will generally be one that prevents you from challenging
yourself to be the best that you can be.

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what is the difference between bulling and harassment?

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bulling is using power over another
person to cause harm and 
harassment a kind of bullying. It
is any form of behaviour that is not
wanted, or is offensive, humiliating
or intimidating.
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what is the difference between general bullying and homophobic bullying?

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Homophobic bullying is based on discrimination against people who are, or who
are thought to be, same-sex attracted.

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what are some effect of bullying?

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  • are often scared
  • can feel isolated and alone
  • can feel worthless and have low self-esteem
  • can avoid going to school
  • feel anxious and worried
  • Depression
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what are some examples of reasons people bully?

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  • impress others
  • fit in with the crowd or their peer group
  • compensate for having few or no friends
  • entertain themselves and others
  • get revenge
  • feel more powerful than other people
  • gain more power.
17
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what is the meaning of bystander

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A person or people that are aware that there is a bullying situation occurring but are not directly
involved in it

18
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why is it important to have a support network?

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Having a supportive network of friends and family will give you the comfort of knowing that you can
access some valuable help in a time of need and celebrate accomplishments together.

19
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what are some skill for positive relationship?

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Effective communication and listening skills are the key to maintaining positive relationships.