sexual education by erina

managing respectful relationships

erinamaika02 — 2024-08-22 06:34:08 UTC

Sexual Education

Scenario 1

erinamaika02 — 2024-08-22 06:42:52 UTC

Scenario 2

erinamaika02 — 2024-08-22 06:43:29 UTC

How does peer, family, social and cultural influence a person's decisions?

erinamaika02 — 2024-08-22 06:44:16 UTC

four strategies for managing respectful relationships and effectiveness of each

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 05:43:14 UTC

1) Be a good listener.

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 06:00:13 UTC

Communication is a key part of building and maintaining relationships. Communicating with each other helps you understand and learn more about the other person. All healthy relationships need a big amount of communication to thrive, both partners must know what the other wants, expects and if they feel safe.

Example; if your partner is talking about their day, give them your full attention and ask questions. Use kind body language and ask questions when necessary. By doing this, the bond between you will deepen.

2) Understand the other's point of view.

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 06:00:32 UTC

By using empathy to understand someone's point of view on a situation, can help resolve problems or hiccups in the relationship. People often become better listeners when understanding, reflecting and noticing body-language. Using empathy in a relationship can lead to fewer misunderstandings and productive communications.

Example; You and your partner have an argument and they feel very negative or down. By using empathy you can understand how the argument affected them physically, emotionally and mentally.

3) Allow space.

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 06:00:48 UTC

When you allow someone space within a relationship you show them compassion, love and trust. This can help deepen the bond and show by giving them time to mull things over by themselves. In addition, encouraging your partner to focus on their mental health, personal goals and interests and practising self-care makes them feel comfortable and safe around you.

Example; Your partner wants to go out with their friends for a night, encourage them!

4) Be direct.

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 06:01:12 UTC

If their is a problem or flaw within the relationship dedicate time to it and solve it. Talk things over and keep calm, voice your opinion and get everything off your chest. Avoid talking behind your partner's back and always confront them when their is something bothering you.

Example; there was a rumour or a growing suspicion that your partner is cheating on you. Instead of letting yourself suffer in worry, confront your partner calmly.

not a good example

lillianaeudey — 2024-09-12 06:19:47 UTC

Social impacts of domestic violence are:

isolation from family, friends and community, decreasing or no social contacts. long term social difficulties. negative effect on work and possible loss of independent income, frequent absences from work, poor concentration, inability to fulfil work role. distorted sense of reality.

Scenario 1

lillianaeudey — 2024-09-12 06:42:36 UTC

With Gina reacting aggressively she makes them both less happy, can create connection and communication issues, ruined interpersonal relationships, can cause them to resent each other and make a toxic power dynamic.

What influences impact a person's decisions around their sexual health behaviours?

erinam675 — 2024-09-12 06:45:24 UTC

Peer?

Family?

Family can

The emotional climate within a family and exposure to a sexual environment, including various sexual stimuli, are significant predictors of children's sexual behaviors. Such factors can lead to problematic sexual behaviors in children.

Social?

Cultural?

Scenario 1

lillianaeudey — 2024-09-12 06:46:40 UTC

She creates a well communicated boundary between the two about the privacy expectations and standards in their relationship. How Kyle chooses to respond to her is up to him, her communicating this way can open further communication for them to discuss their relationship.