Healthy Relationships for Youth 2017 Relationship Jeopardy Communication

Healthy Relationships for Youth 2017

Relationship Jeopardy Communication & Boundaries Stereotypes & Pop Culture Healthy & Unhealthy Relationships Diversity Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation C $100 S $100 H $100 D $100 G $100 C $200 S $200 H $200 D $200 G $200 C $300 S $300 H $300 D $300 G $300 C $400 S $400 H $400 D $400 G $400 C $500 S $500 H $500 D $500 G $500

$100 Question from C. A term used to describe the style of communication that is not effective for expressing a person’s thoughts and opinions.

$100 Answer from C. Passive

$200 Question from C. What’s an example of an emotional boundary?

$200 Answer from C. Answers will vary. Examples: How soon you are willing to say “I love you” to a romantic partner, how much personal information you feel comfortable telling someone you just met, etc.

$300 Question from C. A style of communication which is most effective for expressing one’s opinion without attacking blaming or insulting the other person.

$300 Answer from C. Assertive

$400 Question from C. If your partner reads the messages on your phone without asking, what boundary are they crossing?

$400 Answer from C. Digital

$500 Question from C. 75% of communication is expressed through this.

$500 Answer from C. Body language

$100 Question from S. The assumption that people have certain abilities, characteristics, behaviours, and values just because they belong to a certain race, religion, gender, family, social class, etc.

$100 Answer from S. Stereotype

$200 Question from S. Give an example of a gender stereotype.

$200 Answer from S. Answers will vary. Example: all girls like to shop, all boys like sports, etc.

$300 Question from S. Give an example of how the media uses stereotyping.

$300 Answer from S. Answers will vary. Example: Constantly seeing only one body type in magazines reinforces a certain idea of beauty.

$400 Question from S. What are some of the effects of stereotyping?

$400 Answer from S. Supports racism, sexism, and homophobia, it can cause low self -esteem, depression and encourages violence.

$500 Question from S. What assertive statement could you use the next time you hear a racist joke/stereotype?

$500 Answer from S. I don’t think putting people down is funny.

$100 Question from H. Any action by a person or group of people that directly or indirectly causes physical and/or emotional harm to another person is the definition for what term?

$100 Answer from H. Violence

$200 Question from H. Not taking NO for an answer, making you feel uncomfortable, and pressuring you for sexual activity is defined as what criminal offense?

$200 Answer from H. Sexual Assault

$300 Question from H. Any sexual activity that is done without this is considered sexual assault.

$300 Answer from H. Consent

$400 Question from H. Identify the three stages of the Cycle of Relationship Violence

$400 Answer from H. Explosion, Tension Build-Up, and Honey-moon Period.

$500 Question from H. Identify a warning sign that you are in an unhealthy or abusive relationship.

$500 Answer from H. Any of the following: -You are afraid to say how you feel because you fear your partner -You are ignored or feel like you shouldn’t express yourself -You can’t disagree without having a fight -You are afraid to disagree, for fear of anger and violence -You feel jealous every time your partner talks to another boy or girl -You are accused of flirting all the time, not trusted, and told who to talk to

$100 Question from D. Cultural, ethnic, or personal variation among and between people.

$100 Answer from D. Diversity

$200 Question from D. Government-sponsored religious schools established to assimilate Indigenous children into Euro-Canadian culture in what is now often referred to as a cultural genocide.

$200 Answer from D. The Residential School System

$300 Question from D. The most ancient way of sharing information and making sense of the world around us.

$300 Answer from D. Storytelling

$400 Question from D. Provide an example of something that makes us diverse that is not visible.

$400 Answer from D. Answers will vary. Examples: sexual orientation, mental health, religious beliefs

$500 Question from D. This is an unearned benefit that some people may enjoy, but that is not available to everyone.

$500 Answer from D. Privilege

$100 Question from G. The ways in which people communicate their gender to the world through things like clothing, behavior, mannerisms, etc.

$100 Answer from G. Gender Expression

$200 Question from G. Before colonialism, the Indigenous cultures of North America celebrated individuals who defined themselves as more than just male or female. Today, this term is used by many Indigenous folks who identify as queer or outside the gender-binary.

$200 Answer from G. Two-spirit

$300 Question from G. Prejudice toward and hatred of lesbian and gay persons or those who perceived to be so.

$300 Answer from G. Homophobia

$400 Question from G. Once known as a derogatory term for Homosexual and a word meaning odd or weird, this word was reclaimed by lesbian, gay, and bisexual activists in the 1980 s as a proud name for themselves. Now often used as an umbrella term for folks in the LGBT+ community.

$400 Answer from G. Queer

$500 Question from G. A person whose gender identity does not correspond to that person`s biological sex.

$500 Answer from G. Transgender