Answer:
1. Brendan is on his way to soccer practice when Jeff stops him to talk. While Jeff talks, Brendan shifts his feet and repeatedly looks at his watch. This is an example of
a) assertive communication.
<u>b) body language.
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c) aggressive communication.
d) passive communication.
2. If your family provides affirmation, they meet your physical needs.
a) True
<u>b) False
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3. If you have brothers and sisters, they are your
a) blended family.
b) extended family.
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c) siblings.</u>
d) nuclear family.
4. Shauna’s parents have told her and her brother not to go to the corner store on their street because the family who owns it came from another country. This is an example of a stereotype.
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a) True
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b) False
5. Allison’s parents have a problem with alcohol abuse. This is very stressful for Allison, and the problems at home are starting to cause her to have difficulty in school. All of the following would be good people for Allison to talk to about helping herself and her family cope except
a) a counselor.
b) Allison’s favorite teacher.
d) her parents.
e) Allison’s youth minister.
Explanation:
1. <u>Body language</u>.- It is a non-verbal communication where we can observe physical behaviors (postures, gestures, body movements, etc). In this example, Brendan seems impatient or in a hurry.
2. <u>False</u>.- This does not mean they meet my physical needs, it is something emotional.
3. <u>Siblings</u>.- Siblings are brothers/sisters from the same mother and father; whilst family involves another relatives like cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc.
4. <u>True</u>.- Shauna's parents are teaching her a type of discrimination by telling her the family is from another country different from hers.
5. <u>Her parents</u>.- Allison's parents are part of the problem, that is the reason they are not suitable to talk about the problem since their perspective would be compromised and impartial.
