Answers HSHEAC Health Sem 1 26-27Understanding Relationships with Peers

Lesson 3: Understanding Relationships with Peers Answers

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Emily has not been taking her school work seriously. Her friends are concerned that she is failing English, so they have planned a study session.What are Emily's friends doing?

showing disappointment

showing reciprocity

engaging in positive peer pressure

engaging in negative peer pressure

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A circle labeled Individual is inside a circle labeled Clique. That circle is inside a circle labeled Social Network.

Cliques include social networks.

Cliques have leaders and followers.

Cliques are part of a larger social network.

Cliques are separate from social networks.

Which action is an example of positive peer pressure?

discouraging exercise

encouraging a sexual harassment victim to seek help

encouraging risky behavior

discouraging asking for emotional help when it is needed

most likely

cooperation

texting

mutual respect

openness

best

Audra tells her friend that she looks great.

Nate forgives his friend for snapping at him.

Slate discourages his friends from trying alcohol.

Karol encourages her friend to study for an exam.

How can peer relationships positively affect health?

by replacing family relationships

by influencing a person’s food choices

by limiting a person’s time for physical activity

by providing gatherings for consuming alcohol

How can peer relationships negatively affect social health?

by encouraging a person to remain inactive

by lowering a person’s self-esteem

by creating dependence on peers

by forming groups involved in risky behaviors

Ava’s parents are concerned about the amount of time Ava has been spending on social media. Which indicator suggests that Ava has been spending an unhealthy amount of time online?

She is volunteering at an animal shelter.

She is taking an online class.

She has contacted a distant cousin.

She seems disconnected from her real-world peers.

most likely

values

information

power and structure

relationships and roles

Which situation describes a negative effect of social networking?

Robyn watches online cooking classes.

Madeline locates her friends from summer camp.

Eli writes a blog about the nation’s healthcare system.

Hayden uses social media to convince a peer to drop out of a competition.

Ty often disagrees with his friend Chen over which movie to see. Which decision best shows that Ty has a healthy peer relationship with Chen?

They agree to go to Chen’s movie.

They agree to choose another activity.

They decide to take turns choosing movies.

They decide to go to different movies.

Zachary’s friends have all started wearing an expensive brand of shoes and are now insisting that he buys the same shoes.Which best describes this situation?

empathy

reciprocity

positive peer pressure

negative peer pressure

Joni is evaluating her relationship with a peer. Which characteristic indicates that she has a healthy relationship with that peer?

She knows that her peer has a tendency to lie.

She has concerns about how her peer dresses.

She tends to break curfew when she is with her peer.

She is able to calmly discuss issues with her peer.

What is a negative aspect of cliques?

They give members a feeling of belonging.

They encourage individuality.

They connect people with similar interests.

They are exclusive.

Marly and Stef are sixteen-year-old high school students. Marly is upset with Stef because Stef is talking about going to a party where alcohol will be served.

Marly ends her friendship with Stef over their disagreement.

Marly goes to the party with Stef to make sure she does not drink.

Marly talks to Stef about her concerns regarding the dangers of alcohol.

Marly tags Stef in a post on social media about the dangers of alcohol.