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MODULE 7 Flashcards

1
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_____________ is the basis of all relationships. __________ is about treating people well and showing them they are important and valued for who they are.

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Respect

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A person is confident the other person is reliable and truthful.

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Trust

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3
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Each person can admit when they are wrong and they expect the other person to do the same. Each person can share what they think, and expect the other person to not make fun of them.

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Honesty

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4
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Each person is there for the other person, in good times and in bad times.

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Support

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5
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The two people share in deciding what to do and who to spend time with. One person does not make all the decisions.

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Equality

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Each person has their own life-friends, family, hobbies-separate from the other person. Each person feels comfortable doing things without the other person, including new and old activities, and other relationships.

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Separate identity

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You can talk openly with the other person about anything and everything, and know they do not judge you. You feel the other person hears what you say and takes it seriously.

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Good communication

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You like being around the other person, you have fun together.

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Enjoyment

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9
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You are comfortable around the other person; you know they will not hurt you.

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Safety

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When someone resents you for spending time with other people.

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Jealousy

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When someone wants to be with you all the time and does not let you have any personal space.

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Clinginess

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12
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When two people are constantly fighting.

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Excessive Arguing

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When someone doesn’t consider your feelings and doesn’t seem to care when you are upset.

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Disregarding Feelings

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14
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When someone intimidates and controls you to try to get you to do something that you do not want to do.

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Threats

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15
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When someone won’t take “NO” for an answer and keeps trying to get you get to do something.

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Persistence

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16
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When someone makes you feel badly for saying “NO” or not agreeing to something.

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Guilt

17
Q

3 Stages of Falling in-love According to: Dr. Helen Fisher of Rutgers University (3 Brain Systems of Love)

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Lust, Attraction, and Attachment

18
Q

Driven by sex hormones; TESTOSTERON & ESTROGEN
These hormones affects both sexes.

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Lust

19
Q

is described as the love struck phase,
which involves neurotransmitters in the brain
such as dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin.
This is the stage when a person loses sleep and
appetite over someone, and swoons while daydreaming of this special
person. It also involves our unconscious assessment of another’s
person genes through their physical appearance .

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Attraction

20
Q

when the couple in love decides to continue with
the relationship, they enter the attachment stage
where long-lasting commitment are exchanged,
and may lead to raising family.

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Attachment

21
Q

According to Feist & Rosenberg, there are three components of love such as
…

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intimacy, commitment and passion

22
Q

As defined Reis et al., as the lovely moment when
someone understands and validates you. John
Joseph Powell defined intimacy as an absolute
human certainty that no one can know his own
beauty or perceived a sense of his own worth
until it has been reflected back to him in the
mirror of another loving and caring human being.

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Intimacy

23
Q

Is the act of deciding to consistently fulfill and live by
agreements made with another person, entity, or cause,
and where the values of integrity and respect serve as a
guide to one’s behavior and thinking.

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Commitment

24
Q

___________ is the intense state of being that
drives and consumes a person to pursue
interest, a vision, or a person. in terms of
romantic love, passion connotes sexual
attraction, as well as intimacy.

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Passion

25
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Types of Relationship
The Nunavut Department of Health enumerated “4 types of relationships”

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Romantic
Friendship
Family
Authority Figures

26
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Feeling a special connection with a person. May or may not include sex.

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Romantic

27
Q

Someone you trust, respect, and care about.

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Friendship

28
Q

A (foster) mother, father, brothers, sisters, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, guardian, other extended family.

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Family

29
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Teacher, counsellor, babysitter, coach, police, boss, health care worker, parent or other older family member, religious leader, etc. Someone you depend on; someone who has some power over you.

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Authority Figures

PERDEV CPE 2ND QUARTER (4 decks)

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