29 Questions
Which of the following is an example of dating violence?
A teenager experiencing physical violence from someone they are dating
What percentage of students experience bullying at some point?
20%
What are the consequences of violence among teens?
Higher rates of depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Which of the following risk factors can increase the chance of violence among teenagers?
Using alcohol or drugs
What does prejudice refer to?
Having negative beliefs or attitudes towards individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, religion, or gender
What influence do friendships have on teenagers?
Friendships can increase the risk of violence
What does situational awareness mean?
Being conscious of your surroundings and potential risks
What should you do when traveling alone or in unfamiliar areas?
Use well-lit paths and avoid isolated areas
What skills are crucial for calming down potentially violent situations?
Active listening, empathy, and assertive communication
What should you focus on during conflict resolution?
Finding solutions that respect the rights and well-being of all parties involved
Violence refers to using physical force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage to individuals, groups, or property. Which of the following is an example of physical violence?
Pushing someone
What is intimidation?
Making someone feel scared through words or actions
Which of the following is an example of emotional or psychological violence?
Bullying someone
What does sexual violence refer to?
Forcing or trying to make another person do sexual things against their will or without their consent
Which of the following is an example of domestic violence?
Physical violence between adults in a close relationship
What is community violence?
Acts of violence that occur within the neighborhood or community
According to studies, approximately how many teens report experiencing violence during their teenage years?
1 in 3
What is one of the leading causes of death for young people aged 15 to 24 in the United States?
Homicide
What is homicide?
One person intentionally causing the end of another person’s life
What is the definition of violence?
Using physical force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage to individuals, groups, or property
Who are some examples of trusted adults that you can turn to for guidance and support?
Parents
What should you do if you witness violence or bullying?
Inform trusted adults or authorities
What does the term 'empathy' mean?
Understanding and sharing the feelings of another person
What does it mean to be 'assertive'?
Having a confident and forceful personality
What is a 'compromise'?
An agreement or settlement of a dispute
Who is a 'mediator'?
A person who works with people in conflict to come to an agreement
When should you seek help and support from trusted adults?
Only in challenging situations
What should you do if you are a victim of violence or bullying?
Inform trusted adults or authorities
What is the purpose of reporting violence, bullying, or injuries?
To ensure appropriate action is taken
Study Notes
Understanding Violence
- Violence refers to using physical force, power, or intimidation to cause harm, injury, or damage to individuals, groups, or property.
Types of Violence
- Physical violence: using physical force to cause harm or injury
- Emotional or psychological violence: using emotional manipulation or verbal abuse to cause harm
- Sexual violence: using sexual acts or threats to cause harm or intimidate
- Domestic violence: physical, emotional, or psychological abuse within a romantic relationship or family
- Community violence: violence that occurs outside of the home or family, such as in neighborhoods or communities
Consequences of Violence
- Approximately 75% of students experience bullying at some point
- Violence is one of the leading causes of death for young people aged 15 to 24 in the United States
- Homicide is a type of violence that results in death
Risk Factors and Prevention
- Risk factors for violence among teenagers include various circumstances
- Situational awareness is crucial when traveling alone or in unfamiliar areas
- Crucial skills for calming down potentially violent situations include empathy, assertiveness, and effective communication
- Focus on active listening and compromise during conflict resolution
- Seek help and support from trusted adults, such as parents, teachers, or counselors, if you witness violence or bullying
Healthy Relationships and Support
- Prejudice refers to preconceived notions or biases about individuals or groups
- Friendships can have a significant influence on teenagers
- Trusted adults, such as parents, teachers, or counselors, can provide guidance and support
- Reporting violence, bullying, or injuries is essential to prevent further harm and ensure help is provided
Test your knowledge on violence and intimidation with this quiz! Learn about the different forms of violence, including physical and emotional, and understand how intimidation can affect individuals and groups. Challenge yourself to recognize and address these harmful behaviors in order to promote a safe and inclusive environment.
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