Unit 4 - values And Strategies to Make Sexuality And Lifestyle Choices

Question 1

What behaviors lead to sex and teen pregnancies

Answer 1

Substance abuse

Peer pressure

Question 2

Personal potential

Answer 2

Your promise, ability, power for successful living

Question 3

Values

Answer 3

Standards, morals, rules you believe in and follow

Question 4

Strategies

Answer 4

Action plans, methods, ways, tactics

Question 5

Sexuality

Answer 5

Sexual activity and choices

Question 6

Lifestyle

Answer 6

Way of life , how you choose to live

Question 7

STI

Answer 7

Sexually Transmitted infections

Prevented by abstinence or condoms (also prevent teen pregnancies)

Question 8

Substance abuse

Answer 8

Drink or use drugs , brain doesn’t function well
No sense of responsibility
Get into Risky situations

Question 9

Peer pressure

Answer 9

Friends Put peer pressure to have sex
Feel sorry about later because you don’t really want to do it.
Don’t want to be teased

Question 10

Dangerous situations lead to

Answer 10

Sexual intercourse, rape, abuse

Question 11

Prevent dangerous situations (don’t)

Answer 11

walk around late at night .
Be at a place where drugs and alc flow freely.
Be in unsafe areas.
Get a lift home with a stranger.
Get out by yourself.
Be alone with a partner who doesn’t respect you.
Be at a party with no adult supervision.

Question 12

abuse

Answer 12

When somebody uses force to take away your right to choose then it’s abuse.

Question 13

Sexual abuse

Answer 13

Wrongly making sexual contact. Done for the sake of the offender only , without permission.

Question 14

Rape

Answer 14

Rape is an assault based in abuse. Sexual act carried without consent .

Always report rape

Question 15

Date rape

Answer 15

If a date takes you out and pays for everything , they don’t have the right to have Dec without consent.
If you are going out with someone you don’t have to do it.
If you say no at any stage it means no more.

Question 16

Types of Values that can protect you from risky behavior

Answer 16

Respect for yourself and others
Abstinence 
Self-control 
Right to privacy 
Right to protect oneself 
Right to say “no”

Question 17

Respect for yourself and others

Answer 17

If you respect yourself you will protect yourself

Always treat friends as you want them to treat you (with respect)

Question 18

Abstinence

Answer 18

Refrain from sex. None at all.

Question 19

Self- control

Answer 19

Having power over your sexual urges and needs. Don’t let your feelings tule.
- control is to take time out from situation

Question 20

Right to privacy

Answer 20

Privacy is a need.

Explore body changes, sexual development and feelings.

Question 21

Right to protect oneself

Answer 21

Right to fight of sexual assault, report it and stay away

Question 22

Right to say no

Answer 22

Your body is your private property and no one should violate it without your consent

Question 23

Economic sex

Answer 23

Sex for money or goods . Result of poverty