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What is one strategy for communicating your boundaries in a relationship?
What is one strategy for communicating your boundaries in a relationship?
Which of the following is NOT recommended to avoid risky situations?
Which of the following is NOT recommended to avoid risky situations?
What is one way to cope with nerves when meeting someone you want to date?
What is one way to cope with nerves when meeting someone you want to date?
Why is it important to enforce your boundaries in a relationship?
Why is it important to enforce your boundaries in a relationship?
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What should you do if you feel nervous talking to someone you want to date?
What should you do if you feel nervous talking to someone you want to date?
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When is it important to discuss and agree on boundaries in a dating relationship?
When is it important to discuss and agree on boundaries in a dating relationship?
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What role do common interests play in a dating relationship?
What role do common interests play in a dating relationship?
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How can you demonstrate care for your dating partner?
How can you demonstrate care for your dating partner?
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What should you do if an activity violates your boundaries?
What should you do if an activity violates your boundaries?
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Who are reliable sources of advice about healthy dating relationships?
Who are reliable sources of advice about healthy dating relationships?
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Study Notes
Understanding Romantic Relationships
Key Concepts
- Attraction: a physical and emotional connection between two people
- Closeness: sharing special feelings and thoughts with someone, developing a bond
- Commitment: promising to maintain a relationship over time and work through conflicts
- Infatuation: intense romantic feelings for another person, usually based on physical attraction
- Love: an intense affection for and attachment to another person, developing gradually over time
- Passion: romantic feelings driven by physical attraction, often short-lived
Characteristics of Healthy Romantic Relationships
- Trust, mutual respect, care, commitment, support, emotional control, understanding, safety, and interpersonal skills
- Individuality: maintaining a unique identity and respecting each other's separate identities
- Balance: balancing time with friends, family, and personal interests with time spent with the partner
- Communication: open and honest communication, sharing thoughts and feelings
Before You Start Dating
- Consider your values, beliefs, and goals
- Decide on boundaries and limits before the relationship begins
- Communicate your boundaries and consent to your partner
- Practice saying no to activities that violate your boundaries
Skills for Healthy Romantic Relationships
- Learn about your partner and yourself
- Ask questions, listen well, and open up to get to know each other
- Talk to a person before going out to figure out if you share common interests
- Practice communication, active listening, and expressing your feelings and needs
Coping with a Breakup
- Be kind to yourself, take care of your physical and emotional health
- Share your feelings with trusted friends, family, or adults
- Keep yourself busy with activities you enjoy
- Give your ex space and time to heal
- Focus on the good, find reasons to be grateful every day
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts in romantic relationships, including attraction, closeness, commitment, infatuation, and love. Test your understanding of these important aspects of romantic partnerships.
