Health Responsible relationships 9
13 flashcards
- can a 15 year have sex with another 15 year old
- yes, if they had a 24 month age age difference or one of them was under 12 they would be able to have sex
- What does freely given, reversible, informed, enthusiastic, and specific mean
- freely given - Consent must be given without pressure, guilt, threats or manipulation. The person chooses freely.Reversible- A person can change their mind at any time, even if they agreed earlier.Informed-A person must have all the information they need before agreeing to something.Enthusiastic- Consent should sound and feel like a clear, genuine yes – not a hesitant or unsure answer. specific-Saying yes to one thing doesn’t mean saying yes to everything. Consent only applies to the exact thing agreed on.
- Name 3 times consent CANNOT be given
- 1. Because they are so affected by alcohol or drugs and incapable of consenting2. Because the other person has a position of authority over them3. Because they are asleep or unconscious
- What are the definitions of sexual harrasement, assualt, and rape
- Sexual Harrasment-Unwelcome sexual behaviour that could make someone feel offended, humiliated or intimidated. This can also be done online Assualt- Intentional sexual touching or sexual behaviour without a person's consent. Rape- A sexual assault involving sexual penetration where the other person does not consent. Under Victorian law consent must be actively communicated.
- Name 3 types of relatioships
- 1. Casual friendships2. Romantic relationships 3. Online friendships
- Name the 4 traits of a healthy relationship
- • Consent • Communication • Mutuality • Respect.
- Label the six steps to problem solving and describe each on of them
- 1. Name the challenge - just the facts 2. Brainstorm ideas ( 5 usually ) 3. evaluate ideas ( pros or cons ) and rate ideas out of 10 4. choose one (usually highest score) 5. think through what the idea would sound like, look like/ take action 6. Asses it, is it a short term or long term solution
- name 3 mind traps
- 1. overreacting 2. exaggerating how bad things are 3. ignoring positive things that happen
- Define Coercion
- being talked into doing something sexual. It is consistent and ongoing and can make a person feel uncomfortable
- Define Sexting
- Sending or posting sexual or provocative photos, messages, or videos.
- Define Cyberbullying
- Repeated and intentional online behaviour designed to hurt or upset someone.
- Define Digital reputation
- The overall impression others form based on a persons online actions, posts, comments, and interactions.
- What is the difference between an optimistic thinkers and a pessimistic thinker
- A optimistic thinker thinks positivley about a problem and a pessimistic thinker thinks negatively about a problem.