Module 4

Question 1

Social health is

Answer 1

the ability to initiate, enjoy, and maintain secure relationships with other people. (It is interpersonal harmony.)

Question 2

The sanctity of life, or the sacredness of life, is

Answer 2

respect for human life from the moment of conception until the person’s natural death.

Question 3

Culture is

Standards that culture defines include

Answer 3

the generally accepted way of life of a group of people.

government, acceptable clothing, politeness, greetings, hospitality, family structure, and morality.

Question 4

Gender is

Gender role is

Answer 4

a person’s genetic identity as a male or a female.Gender role is how a person expresses gender in daily life—(in appearance and in activities)

Question 5

Monogamy—

Answer 5

marriage between one man and one woman for life

Question 6

Complementary—description of

Answer 6

the quality of a man and woman completing each other, (making up for missing elements in the other gender)

Question 7

Polygamy—

Answer 7

marriage between one person and more than one person of the opposite gender

Question 8

Polyandry—

Answer 8

marriage of one woman and more than one man

Question 9

Polygyny—

Answer 9

marriage of one man and more than one woman

Question 10

Multiple marriage—

Answer 10

sequential marriages of a person who leaves one marriage to marry another spouse

Question 11

Family stability is most strengthened by _______and _______

Answer 11

commitment respect

Question 12

______ is a goal parents have for their children. ________is being _______ in your actions
and _______in your behavior.

Answer 12

Maturity Maturity responsible unselfish

Question 13

______ are children who share the same parents. The interactions of these children are
affected by _________, the sequence of the children from oldest to youngest.
Oldest children tend to be like little ______, often raised to be perfectionist, critical, and
bossy, but they are often the most ______. Middle children tend to feel less _______than the
others, but they have _______ friends and are more _______ about life than the others. _______ children tend to be manipulative, charming, and irresponsible. Adopted children leave their _________ to join a new family. Occasionally, they are insecure in the new family and suffer from _________ for a period.

Answer 13

Siblings, birth order, adults, reliable, special, more, realistic, Youngest, family of origin, attachment disorder

Question 14

A nuclear family

Extended family refers to

Answer 14

is a family that shares a home
relatives who do not share the home with the nuclear
family.

Question 15

Socialization is the process whereby a person is brought from ______ immaturity to ______,
_______, _________ for one’s own actions, and the performance of the requirements for ________.

Answer 15

barbaric, literacy, politeness, responsibility, citizenship

Question 16

3 Reasons for making friends:

Answer 16

protecting you from yourself (challenging your ideas and making up for your weaknesses);
meeting your needs (companionship and emotional sharing);
meeting the needs of the world (stir your compassion and widen your service to others).

Question 17

When you compare yourself with others’ abilities, you might let self-worth

Answer 17

drift low or extremely high because you feel inferior or superior to others.

Question 18

A person grows self-righteous by

Answer 18

forgetting how much she [or he] has been forgiven by the Lord Jesus.

Question 19

What potential friend might you overlook if you focus on competition?

Answer 19

your competitor

Question 20

What potential friend might you overlook if you’re self-righteous?

Answer 20

someone who offends you with his speech, appearance, or behavior.

Question 21

Mentor—

Answer 21

someone more experienced (usually older) who would like to share her knowledge with you to prevent you from making painful mistakes

Question 22

Romance—

Answer 22

the emotional and physical attraction between 2 people of opposite sex in preparation for marriage

Question 23

Flirting—

Answer 23

drawing attention to self and implying sexual interest in another

Question 24

Platonic relationship—

Answer 24

mutually encouraging relationship without any romance (between the individuals)

Question 25

Give 5 reasons you should keep opposite-sex, high school friendships platonic for now:

Answer 25

1. It is the most respectful relationship, (with no later regrets.)
2. It helps you guard your heart (and not let yourself fall in love, with the potential for great heartbreak)
3. It enables you to spend time in groups (of young people, making lots of friends instead of exclusive coupling up.)
4. It is not a given that everyone will marry.
5. The best basis for a long-term marriage is a solid friendship first. (The goal is to know someone of the opposite sex very well before you fall in love with that person.)

Question 26

How does a person overcome loneliness?

Answer 26

by looking outside yourself to the needs of people around you.

Question 27

Name 2 benefits of animal companion :

Answer 27

1 unconditional acceptance 2 can bring great comfort in hard times.

Question 28

Communication must be clear. First ask, is the concept _______, or is it nonsense? Second, avoid
______ and use words people understand. Third, to be understood, observe _______ ________.
Sometimes, limit the information you share. This is using _______ . As Christians, we must avoid
______. One helpful use of understanding body language is to make other people feel ______, _______. _______is thinking first of the other person and her needs.

Answer 28

deep, jargon , social, conventions, tact, profanity , at ease, Courtesy

Question 29

What steps are involved in greeting people well

Answer 29

looking at the other person’s face; taking a step forward;

smiling; extending a hand; shaking hands once; and introducing yourself,

Question 30

Why should a person refrain from hugging or kissing in greeting everyone?

Answer 30

A person who sees hugging or kissing as a sexual act may be offended or confused

Question 31

What do boundaries distinguish?

Answer 31

what is your responsibility and what isn’t.

Question 32

List the 3 boundaries and whom they are used against.

Answer 32

1. Silence Stranger, limited or temporary authority
2. No Someone making unreasonable demands
3. Stop Important long-term relationship

Question 33

List 6 general principles for resolving conflict and why they are important.

Answer 33

1. Forgiving others: Removes revenge
2. Excusing slights: You do the same thing
3. Practicing kindness: Refreshes people, removes self-pity
4. Telling the truth: Builds trust, preserves relationships
5. Remaining teachable: Keeps you humble
6. Respecting the sacred: Puts you back where you belong

Question 34

List the 10 commandments that have something sacred and what is scared .

Answer 34

Have no other gods before Me Worship
Remember the Sabbath day Time
Honor your mother and father Family
Do not murder Life
Do not commit adultery Marriage
Do not steal Property