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davison chapter 6
chapter review 6
| self-esteem | refers to how much you respect yourself and like yourself |
| self-actualization | the process by which people achieve their full potential |
| communication | process of sharing information, thoughts, and feelings |
| "I" message | a statement that expresses your feelings, but doesn't blame or judge the other person |
| active listening | focusing your full attention on what the other person is saying |
| passive | someone who holds back their true feelings |
| aggressive | someone that uses "you" messages |
| Assertive | someone that uses "I" messages |
| body language | includes posture, gestures, facial expressions, and body movements |
| cooperation | working together toward a common goal |
| compromise | give up something in order to reach agreement "win win" |
| friendship | a relationship based on mutual trust, acceptance, and common interests and goals |
| clique | a narrow group of friends |
| infatuation | feelings of intense attraction to another person |
| dating violence | a pattern of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse |
| date rape | rape occurs during a date |
| Which of the following behaviors is most typical of people with high self-esteem? | bouncing back quickly from setbacks |
| On average, what happens to self-esteem between childhood and adolescence? | It decreases. |
| Andrew Mitchel and Alex Show have attended church and played softball together for over 10 years. They talk on the phone at least 3 nights a week, sharing their thoughts and feelings with each other. Andrew and Alex are best described as | close friends. |
| A need to conform to the expectations of friends is called | peer pressure |
| Cassie Jenkison has negative feelings toward her friend Emma Crandall, because Emma recently got an expensive new dress that Cassie wishes she could have. Cassie is most likely | envy |
| A teenager who has a "crush", or bieber Fever, on a movie star is feeling | infatuation |
| A pattern of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse that occurs in a dating relationship is called | dating violence |
| During which stage in the cycle of violence does the abuser do things like make promises, buy presents, and act affectionately? | calm |
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