Goal 1.03: Practice Interpersonal skills.

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Goal 1.03: Practice Interpersonal skills.

Relationships the connections you have with other people skills used in communicating with people

Relationships vary as follows: degree of closeness- close or casual- parents, siblings, friends purpose- teachers, sports teams, classmates form- children, teens, elderly

Rewards of Relationships companionship 2. love and affection 3. support 4. positive self-concept

Influences on Relationships roles and expectations: *the wants and needs each person hopes to gain from a relationship *example: Children look to parents to take care of them

2. personal qualities: *values *needs *interests and abilities

3. self-esteem *value or importance you place on yourself *good relationships enhance your self-esteem (what people think about you has a strong effect on how you feel about yourself) *bad relationships produce low self-esteem

Building Strong Relationships GOOD RELATIONSHIPS DO NOT JUST HAPPEN!

Starting a Relationship *have something in common Maintaining a Relationship *making time for others *giving and receiving *showing tolerance

3. Understanding Authority: Be courteous. Practice self-discipline. Tell the truth. Listen. Ask questions. Accept responsibility for your behavior. Talk to an adult when you have a problem.

Unhealthy Relationships physical abuse controlling behavior isolation low self-esteem

dependence bullying dishonesty irresponsible behavior illegal activity