LESSON 9

Question 1

involve the act of relating and allowing your person to connect with
others.

Answer 1

Personal Relationships

Question 2

examples of teenage relationships

Answer 2

parents & family
friends & peers
romantic relationships
casual relationships

Question 3

• integral part of your lives
• likely to emulate and imbibe the behaviors and attitudes
• The level of closeness to, support of and communication with the family can have an impact on your future romantic relationships.

Answer 3

Parents and Family

Question 4

can be your stronghold and support, providing you with sense of belonging, value and security. They can be a source of information related to physical and emotional during this stage of development.

Answer 4

Friends and Peers

Question 5

• part of the major developmental
  milestone that involves the physical, social and emotional aspects of a person, partly characterized by his/her growing interest and desire for independence, space, and privacy.
• relating with the element and taste of romance

Answer 5

Romantic Relationship

Question 6

a pleasurable feeling based on attraction to another person

Answer 6

Romance

Question 7

• This type of relationship without a real and defined sense of seriousness and commitment.
• may mean non-committal
• Depth and intensity are not part of
  this kind of relationship. For adolescents, this is a passing experience and may not have a strong reason to look back to

Answer 7

Casual Relationship

Question 8

act, process, or power of attracting and evoking interest, pleasure, liking for someone

Answer 8

attraction

Question 9

forms of attraction

Answer 9

crush
courtship

Question 10

• An adolescent may be attracted to another person
• can be romantic or intense infatuation for someone.

Answer 10

crush

Question 11

Emulating the observed admirable qualities of the person can be considered an

Answer 11

identity crush

Question 12

This includes stages in the romantic relationship whereby one gets to
know more about other person in an exclusive manner through dating. Some go dating to simply be with each other.

Answer 12

courtship

Question 13

a stage where two individuals
officially decide to deepen their relationship by leveling up their commitment through higher exclusivity.

Answer 13

Going Steady

Question 14

engaging in an exclusive relationship is a
preparation for marriage (T or F)

Answer 14

T

Question 15

• You can easily declare that you are in love.
  Being in love, for most people, may mean being very happy, or being on cloud nine, or living in a dream land. Love is deeper than this feeling.

Answer 15

Love

Question 16

3 components of Love (Psychologist Zick Rubin)

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attachment
caring
intimacy

Question 17

refers to the desire for the presence of
the other person, which includes emotional support.

Answer 17

Attachment

Question 18

refers to the concern for the other person’s
well-being.

Answer 18

Caring

Question 19

refers to the desire for privacy, closeness
and communication.

Answer 19

Intimacy

Question 20

a cognitive process. It happens in the mind and is a conscious effort to decision to love another person.
- helps maintain and sustain relationships despite varied challenges (Sternberg)

Answer 20

Commitment

Question 21

Components of Love (Sternberg)

Answer 21

passion
intimacy
commitment

Question 22

Adolescents have their particular ways of expressing attraction, love and commitment. (Acceptable)

Answer 22

Glancing at your crush
sending positive messages and
encouraging words
writing letters
going on group dates
building friendships are acceptable expressions

Question 23

Adolescents have their particular ways of expressing attraction, love and commitment. (Unacceptable)

Answer 23

• determined based on varied perspectives such as religion and social norms
• schools define unacceptable behavior through the students’ handbook
  ex. public display of affection.