1. The 7.03 section discusses many tips for building a healthy relationship. What was 1 of the tips mentioned?

a. Love your partner more than yourself

b. Don’t allow space to come between you and your partner.

c. Communicate

d. Get your family involved in the relationship

2. You should ask yourself questions to see if the relationship you are in is healthy.

a. Can you tell your partner listen to and respect your ideas?

b. Does your partner try to get along with your friends and family?

c. Is your partner proud of your accomplishments and successes?

d. All of the above

3. An unhealthy family may dissociate from one another by doing what things in the home?

playing video games

watching TV

all the above

being on the internet

4. What is a big part of solving problems?
Question 4 options:

Going to couples counseling

Good communication

Talking them over with mutual friends

Distancing yourself

5. Which is NOT true about healthy friendships?
Question 5 options:

Healthy friendships are not possessive.

Healthy friendships accept you for who you are.

Healthy friendships leave you feeling empty and drained.

Healthy friendships are based on mutual respect.

6. What are the signs of being in an unhealthy relationship, according to the unit?
Question 6 options:

Lying

Cheating

Disrespecting each other

All the above

7. Different types of abuse can affect your emotions, body and self-esteem. What are 3 types discussed in the unit?
Question 7 options:

Physical, emotional and reproductive control

Criticizing, put downs and name calling

Family abuse, control tactics and stalking

None of the above were mentioned as abuse.

8. Each relationship is different, and the signs of an abusive relationship can vary. All these behaviors are ways that one person tries to maintain all the power in a relationship, which is known as what:
Question 8 options:

Control

Power

Combative

Isolating their partner

9.

Everyone gets mad sometimes. What is the best way to deal with problems?
Question 9 options:

Complain to someone else

Get out of the relationship

Talking things through

Forget the problem ever occurred

10. How do you help someone get out on an unhealthy relationship?
Question 10 options:

Be supportive and listen patiently. Having you there and getting support can make a big difference.

Help your loved one recognize that abuse is not “normal”, and they don’t deserve it

If your loved one is open to leaving the relationship, develop a safety plan together and identify resources that can help.

All the above