Test 2 (Chapters 5-9)

Question 1

Characteristics of Healthy Relationships

Answer 1

Genuineness: Honest and accurate communication of thoughts and feelings

Empathy: stepping into another’s shoes and trying to understand someone else’s position regardless of personal feeling.

Unconditional Positive Regard: the ability to experience another person without judgement and negative feelings

Question 2

Relationships & Expectations

Answer 2

Unrealistic Expectations:
- Expecting your partner to change
- Assuming that your partner has all the same opinions, priorities, interests, and goals as you
- Believing a relationship will fulfill all your personal, financial, intellectual, and social needs.

Question 3

Jealousy

Answer 3

• The angry, painful response to a partner’s real, imagined, or possible involvement with something outside the relationship, like a person or activity
• Not healthy
• It is important to communicate early in a relationship
• Successfully addressing can strengthen relationship

Question 4

Ending a Relationship

Answer 4

• Give the relationship a fair chance before breaking up
• Be fair and honest
• Be tactful and compassionate
• If you feel rejected, give yourself time to resolve your anger and pain
• Recognize the value in the experience

Question 5

Effective Listening

Answer 5

• Provide appropriate non-verbal feedback
• Don’t interrupt
• Listen reflectively (Don’t judge, evaluate, analyze or offer solutions if not asked to)
• Don’t offer unsolicited advice
• Clarify your understanding of what is being said
• Be sure you are really listening
• Communicate that you value what is being said.

Question 6

Effective Communication Skills

Answer 6

• Self-Disclosure (revealing personal information with risk)
• Listening (Genuinely make an effort to pay attention and listen)
• Feedback ( Be positive (if appropriate) and validating)

Question 7

Conflict Resolution

Answer 7

Conflict is normal in all relationships resolution is essential

Question 8

1st Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 8

Clarify the Issue

Question 9

2nd Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 9

Find out What Each Person Wants

Question 10

3rd Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 10

Determine how you can both get what you want

Question 11

4th Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 11

Decide how to negotiate

Question 12

5th Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 12

Solidify the aggrements

Question 13

6th Step of Conflict Resolution

Answer 13

Review and Renegotiate

Question 14

Mutuality

Answer 14

Friends retain their individual identities, but close friendships are characterized by a sense of mutuality. Friends share ups and downs. “What affects you affects me”

Question 15

Female Anatomy Quiz

Answer 15

https://anatomy-quiz.com/female-sex-organs.html

Question 16

Male Anatomy Quiz

Answer 16

https://anatomy-quiz.com/male-sex-organs.html

Question 17

Conception

Answer 17

The process of creating offspring.

Question 18

Uterus (Womb)

Question 19

Fertilized Egg

Question 20

When can a fetus survive outside the uterus?

Question 21

Early Signs of Pregnancy

Question 22

Alcohol and Pregnancy

Question 23

Contraception

Question 24

Continuation Rate

Question 25

Intrauterine Device Method

Question 26

Contraceptive Failure Rate

Question 27

Surgical Method

Question 28

Hormonal Method

Question 29

Natural Method

Question 30

Oral Contraceptive

Question 31

Barrier Method

Question 32

Birth Control

Question 33

Intoxication

Question 34

Psychosis

Question 35

Euphoria

Question 36

Substance Abuse and Misuse

Question 37

Withdrawal

Answer 37

Physical and psychological symptoms that follow the interrupted use of a drug that a person has become dependent on; symptoms may be mild or life threatening.

Question 38

Substance Use Disorder

Answer 38

A cluster of symptoms involving cognitive, bodily, and social impairment related to the continued use of a substance; a single disorder measured on a continuum from mild to severe.

Question 39

Tolerance

Answer 39

A need for increasingly more of a substance to achieve the desired effect or a diminished effect with continued use of the same amount of the substance.

Question 40

Addiction

Answer 40

A chronic disease that disrupts the brain’s system of motivation and reward, characterized by a compulsive desire and increasing need for a substance or behavior, and by harm to the individual and/or society.

Question 41

Dependance

Question 42

Marijuana

Question 43

Marijuana and Legality

Question 44

Placebo Effect

Answer 44

A response to an inert or innocuous substance given in place of an active drug.

Question 45

Alcohol Use Disorder

Answer 45

A brain disorder characterized by the use of alcohol or impairment in functioning due to alcohol use in spite of negative health and interpersonal consequences for the person using it; characterized by tolerance to alcohol and withdrawal symptoms.

Question 46

Cirrhosis

Question 47

Alcohol-Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder

Answer 47

Cognitive and behavioral problems seen in people whose mothers drank alcohol during pregnancy.

Question 48

Cardiac Myopathy

Question 49

Binge Drinking

Question 50

Hallucination

Answer 50

A false perception that does not correspond to external reality, such as seeing visions or hearing voices that are not there.

Question 51

Delerium Tremens (The DTs)

Answer 51

A state of confusion brought on by the reduction of alcohol intake in an alcohol-dependent person; other symptoms are sweating, trembling, anxiety, hallucinations, and seizures.

Question 52

Standard Drink (One Drink)

Answer 52

The amount of a beverage that typically contains about 0.6 ounces of alcohol; also called a standard drink.

Question 53

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Answer 53

The amount of alcohol in the blood expressed as the percentage of alcohol in a deciliter of blood; used as a measure of intoxication.

Question 54

Proof Value

Question 55

Alcoholism

Question 56

Alcohol Metabolism

Question 57

Nicotine Addiction

Question 58

Cancer Causing Chemicals

Question 59

Hookah Smoking