Healthy Boundaries In Sexual and Intimate Partner Relationships (CA)

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2. Accepting another person’s ability to say “no”, accommodating without sacrificing own needs, and being able to be assertive is an example of:

Healthy Boundaries

Unspoken boundaries

Rigid Boundaries

Over Accommodation

3. In addition to talking to a youth about intimacy and healthy boundaries, parents should also talk to youth about being assertive with money, time, loyalty, and communication

True

False

4. It is important to talk to foster children about consent. Foster youth can sometimes struggle with accepting other people’s boundaries or verbal consent. This can show in this behavior:

All choices are correct

Pressure

Coercion

Negotiating

5. Telling someone verbally what you need or what you do not need and not feeling guilty about your decision is an example of:

Asserting Boundaries

Accepting Boundaries

Rigid Boundaries

Porous Boundaries

6. People that have boundaries that are distant from others, unapproachable, and can appear closed off are signs of what kind of boundaries

Rigid boundaries

Assertive boundaries

Healthy boundaries

Intimate Boundaries

7. Asking questions of your youth such as, “Do you feel bad when you say ‘no’?” Do you have a harder time with boundaries at school or at home?” These questions are examples of what kind of communication style with youth:

Inquiry

Information

Introspection

Interest

8. Parents are encouraged to use good communications techniques when talking to youth about setting boundaries. They can use the three “I’s” in guiding them through the conversation with teenagers, these are:

Information, Inquiry, and Introspection

Interest, Information, Inquiry

Information, Inquiry, and Inspection

No choices are correct

10. Healthy Boundaries can relate to sexual consent by which of the following:

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It clearly states what you like and do not like

Being able to accept the other person’s “no”

Understanding if they initially say “yes” understanding that they have the right to say “no” at any point