Health Ch 2

Front 1

List 3 types of important relationships

Back 1

a healthy sense of self, friendships of other kinds of relationships, intimiate partner

Front 2

Describe each type of important relationship

Back 2

The one you have with yourself reasonably high self esteem and a capacity for empathy and ability to be alone. ones you have with friends share our personal history with. and ones you have with intimate partners more exclusive, involve deeper levels of connection and caring and have a sexual component.

Front 3

Explain the differences in the process of selecting a mate from past generations to the present.

Back 3

social connections getting introduced by family or mutual friends and now social connections like the internet make it easier

Front 4

List 3 factors associated with attraction

Back 4

People who agree with us, validate our opinions, and share out attitudes.

Front 5

Explain each factor associated with attraction

Back 5

People who are similar to ourself such as age, physical traits such as height, weight and attractibess, educational attainment, family, ethnic, and cultural backround, religious views, an values and beliefs page .

Front 6

Differentiate between the similarity theory and the social exchange theory

Back 6

. Similarity is when peple have something in common and social is when they have social interactions in common

Front 7

Describe the elements of Sternberg’s Love triangle

Back 7

love has three dimensions. Intimacy, passion, and commitment.

Front 8

Describe 7 tips to safeguard one-self if dating on the Internet

Back 8

. Never share personal or financial info online. Guard your identity, protect your online access info if you share a computer, remember people can lie and alter their photos, when meeting online, meeting In public, tell a friend and stay sober, don’t leave personal items unattended and use your own transportation. Transition to face to face interaction quickly.

Front 9

Define nonverbal communication

Back 9

the process of communication through sending and receiving worldless cures between people

Front 10

Explain the relationship between nonverbal communication and metamessage

Back 10

metamessage is the meaning behind the given with the nonverbal communication

Front 11

State how “I” statements can help one to be an effective communicator.

Back 11

State what you feel or want in a clear, direct way without blaming or accusing the other person. I statements help you take responsibility for your own emotions rather than trying to place responsibility on someone else

Front 12

List 7 ways in which an attentive listener should NOT behave

Back 12

Don’t interrupt, give advice, explain, judge, analyze, defend yourself or offer solutions.

Front 13

Define assertiveness

Back 13

Aggressiveness, self assurance

Front 14

men are more likely to use communication to how women use communication

Back 14

men like short discussions and don’t like to make decisions and they want anserrs right away where as women want lengthy conversations to be discussed to make a decision

Front 15

State 6 communication patterns used by women

Back 15

. Expect a decision to be discussed first and made by consensus. Appreciate the discussion itself as evidence of involvement, are inclined to do what is asked of them, believe a question is not simply a question but the opening for a negotiation. Goal is to share, develop and listen

Front 16

Differentiate between gender role, sex, gender, and gender identity. Gender rol

Back 16

Gender role-overt expression of attitudes that indicate to others the degree of your maleness or femaleness. Sex- male or female gender – masculine or feminine and gender identity- what they identify

Front 17

Define homophobia

Back 17

an extreme and irration and aversion to homosexuality and homosexual people.

Front 18

Define transgender

Back 18

. Denoting or relating to a person whose self identity does not conform unambigoousously to conventional notions of males of female gender

Front 19

Define androgyny

Back 19

. Showing characteristics of both sexes.

Front 20

Compare median ages for first time marriages for men and women in 2009.

Back 20

He median age of first marriage has risen from 23 for men and 20 for women to 28 for men and 2006 for women in 2009.

Front 21

5 positive benefits of marriage

Back 21

Married people live longer than single and divorced, married people report greater happiness than single. Married people have sex more frequently and consider it more satisfying. Married people are more successful in career and earnings. Children brought up by married people tend to be more academically successful and emotionally stable.

Front 22

Discuss the incidence and different perceptions of men and women on infidelity

Back 22

. Infidelity mars some marriages, though it does not necessarily end them. It is the reason most reported for divorce. Men are twice as likely as women to have bad marriage. Men are more threatned if their partner has a sexual affair than if she falls in love with someone else where as women are more distressed if he falls in love with someone else.

Front 23

State the percentage of marriages that end in divorc

Back 23

Under 20 men 12% women 28% 20-24 men 39% women 36% 25-29 men 16% women 23% 30-34 men 18% women 12% 35-39 men 5% women 7%

Front 24

List 3 vital qualities of partnerships and families

Back 24

cohesion. flexibility and communication .

Front 25

Define community

Back 25

A group of people living in the same place or having particular characteristics

Front 26

Define values

Back 26

.the regard that something Is held to deserve, the importance, worth or usefulness of something

Front 27

Define Spirituality

Back 27

– experience of connection of self, and community at larger scale

Front 28

. Discuss the relationship between religious involvement, spirituality, and health outcomes

Back 28

People who attend church live 7 years longer, and are morw willing to alter their health habits, proactive in medical treatment, and receive encouragement for community in time of crisis.

Front 29

Discuss 6 examples of how people can connect with communities

Back 29

Internet communities people can connect with each other and be apart of community, service learning which enriches learning, teach civic responsibility, and strengthen communities. Volunteering involves personal fulfillment. Socal activism and global community connect through local, nation, and global through social activity and joining organizations through which they put their values into practice