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What is social health?

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The ability to initiate, enjoy, and maintain secure relationships with other people

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What is the sanctity of life?

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Life is sacred from conception to natural death

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What is culture?

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The generally accepted way of life for a group of people

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What standards does culture define for people?

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It can define acceptable clothing, politeness, greetings, hospitality, family structure, and morality

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What is the difference between a person’s sex and a person’s gender role?

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Sex is the genetic identity as a male or female while gender is the choice to behave as a man or woman.

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What is Gender dysphoria?

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It is when a person’s sex and gender do not match

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Monogamy

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Covenant of marriage between one man and one woman for life

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Complementary

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Men and women are complementary, meaning they complete each other, making up for missing elements in the other sex

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Polygamy

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Marriage with multiple partners of the opposite sex

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Polyandry

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Marriage with more than one husband

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Polygyny

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Marriage with more than one wife

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Multiple marriage

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Sequential marriages, in which a partner forsakes the marriage to marry someone else

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What 2 qualities are most important in family stability?

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Respect and commitment

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What is the 1 goal parents have for their children?

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Maturity (a state of adulthood)

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What 2 qualities define maturity?

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(1) Being responsible for actions
(2) Unselfish behavior

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_________ are children who share the same parents?

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Siblings

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The interactions of siblings are affected by what?

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Birth order (the sequence of the children from oldest to youngest)

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Oldest children tend to be like little whats?

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Adults

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What are characteristics of oldest children?

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Perfectionist, critical, bossy, but often reliable.

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What are characteristics of middle children?

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They tend to feel less special than others, but they have many friends and are more realistic about life.

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What are characteristics of youngest children?

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They tend to be manipulative, charming, and irresponsible.

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Adopted children

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Adopted children leave their family of origin to join a new family. Occasionally, they are insecure in the new family and suffer from attachment disorder for a period

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Nuclear family

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A family that shares a home (usually a father, mother, and their children)

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Extended family

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Refers to relatives who do not share a living space with the nuclear family

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What is socialization?
The process where a person is brought from barbaric immaturity to literacy, politeness, responsibility for one's actions, and the performance of the requirements for citizenship.
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What are 3 reasons for making friends?
(1) Protect you from yourself (2) Meet your needs (3) Meet the needs of the world
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What does the habit of comparing yourself with others do to self-worth?
It can either lead to extremely high self-worth or low self-worth
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Extremely high self-worth
Thinking you are better than others
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Low self-worth
Believing you are inferior to others
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How does a person become self-righteous?
They become self-righteous due to extremely high self-worth, forgetting how much they have been forgiven by the Lord!
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What potential friend might you overlook if you focus on competition?
You may come to view competitors as enemies rather than good friends.
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What potential friend do you overlook if you are self-righteous?
People who may have disabilities. Also someone who may have offended you with his speech, appearance, or behavior
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Mentor
People with more age and experience than you who can teach you many life skills
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Romance
Emotional and physical attraction between two people of the opposite sex in preparation for marriage
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Flirting
Drawing attention to yourself and implying sexual interest in another
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Platonic relationship
Mutually encouraging relationships without any romance between the individuals
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What are 5 reasons you should keep opposite-sex, high school friendships platonic for now?
(1) It is not a given that everyone will marry. It is the best basis for a long term marriage to have a solid friendship first (2) To protect your heart (3) To focus attention on groups rather than an individual (4) To avoid lust/premarital sex/stay pure (5) Because you are not ready for marriage as a student
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How does a person overcome loneliness?
Turn focus outward and reach out to serve someone who needs your help
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Name 2 benefits of an animal companion
(1) Can bring great comfort when one is heartbroken, lonely, or stressed. (2) Unconditional acceptance
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Communication must be clear. First ask, is the concept ____, or is it ____________?
Deep; non-sense
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Avoid _______ and use words people understand
Jargon
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To be understood, observe _________ _____________.
Social conventions
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What is it called when you limit the information you share?
Tact
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What should christians avoid?
Profanity
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Why is it helpful to understand body language?
To make other people feel more at ease
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What is courtesy?
Thinking first of the other person and their needs
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Steps involved in greeting people well: Step________, ____ at the other person's ____, ________, extend your _____ into a _________________, grasp the hand with a ____ ______, one up-and down ________ and __________, and ________________ yourself and ask for their _____
Forward; look; face; smile; hand; handshake; firm clasp; shake; release; introduce; name
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Why should a person retain from hugging or kissing in greeting everyone?
Because it is wrong to force someone into more physical contact than desired. And some may see it as a sexual act
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What do boundaries distinguish?
What is our responsibility and what is not
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List the 3 boundaries and who they are used against
(1) Silence. Use against mean words from a stranger or temporary authority (2) Say no to unreasonable demands. Use against someone else's demands for your attention, time, or money that is unreasonable (3) Say stop. Use against a person who behaves or speaks to you inappropriately
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 1 (1) ________ others and give up your right to ________. It is better to ________ because you set yourself free.
Forgive; revenge; forgive
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 2 (2) Extend _______. Most don't notice what is _______________ to others; therefore, it is wise to ________ the slights of others
Grace; important; excuse
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 3 (3) Do acts of ____________. If you look __________ to other people's needs, you can _______ being trapped in _________
Kindness; outward, avoid; self-pity
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 4 (4) Tell the _______. ___ can cause deep ________ in relationships
Truth; lies; wounds
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 5 (5) Stay ____________. Lots of __________ of life remain to be ___________; stay _________
Teachable; lessons; learned; humble
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List of 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important: Number 6 (6) Focus on ____________. If you focus on _____________, most conflicts with others are ____________. You can find your place among fellow _______ human beings.
Essentials; essentials; resolved; sacred
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What God considers sacred: You shall have no other gods, make no idols, and not use the name of the Lord in vain
Worship of the True God
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What God considers sacred: You shall remember the Sabbath day
Time
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What God considers sacred: You shall honor your father and mother, and you shall not commit adultery
Family relationships
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What God considers sacred: You shall not commit murder or covet
Human Life
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What God considers sacred: You shall not steal
Possessions
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What God considers sacred: You shall not lie (bear false witness)
Reputations

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