Froggy Jumps Teen Dating ViolenceVersión en línea Test your knowledge of teen dating violence and what makes a healthy relationship por Talia Shuman 1 How common is teen dating violence? a About 1 in 12 U.S. high school students have experienced some form of dating violence b About 1 in 130 U.S. high school students have experienced some form of dating violence c About 1 in 300 U.S. high school students have experienced some form of dating violence 2 True or False: Only girls can be victims of dating abuse. a True - girls are the only victims of dating abuse b False - boys can be victims of dating violence, too c False - gender identity does not determine whether someone can be a victim 3 Which of the following is a healthy boundary to have in a relationship? a Not allowing my partner to be friends with people of the gender they're attracted to b Only doing activities my partner likes so we can have more in common with each other c Doing activities I enjoy without my partner. It's ok if they're not interested in it. 4 In a relationship, what is a "boundary?" a A way to control your partners behavior by telling them what they can and cannot do b A clear line that shows where you end as a person and your partner begins. They are not healthy. c A limit you can set on what you will accept of another person's words or actions. They are healthy 5 Which of the following is a characteristic of a healthy relationship? a Both partners only spend time with one another. b Both partners are comfortable spending time with people outside of the relationship(friends, family) c One partner tries to control who the other partner sees and spends time with. 6 Which of the following is a characteristic of an unhealthy relationship? a One partner puts the other down frequently b Partners accuse each other of cheating and being dishonest when it isn't true c Both partners only spend time together 7 Which of the following is a characteristic of an abusive relationship? a Communicating in a hurtful or threatening way b Not communicating with each other c Communicating openly 8 True or false: abuse can be emotional or psychological a False - if I can't see a physical mark from it, it's not abuse. b True - any action with the intent to harm a partner is considered abuse, even if you can't see it c False - physical and emotional abuse are the only true forms 9 What should you do if you suspect a friend may be in an abusive relationship? a Ignore it. You could be wrong, and you don't want to approach them and make them upset. b Confront the partner who's abusing your friend. You need to stand up for your friend! c Talk to your friend and a trusted adult about it. You need to do both so you can get them help 10 What should you do if you suspect you may be in an unhealthy or abusive relationship? a Nothing - it will get better eventually. b Get back at my partner by doing the same things to them as they're doing to me. c Talk to a trusted adult, like your parents, a teacher, your school counselor, or admin.
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