Health Responsible relationships 9

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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.