HUMAN RELATIONSHIP UNIT INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS LEARNING OBJECTIVES: EXPLAIN THE ROLE CULTURE PLAYS IN THE FORMATION AND MAINTENANCE OF RELATIONSHIPS.

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HUMAN RELATIONSHIP UNIT INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS LEARNING OBJECTIVES: EXPLAIN THE ROLE CULTURE PLAYS IN THE FORMATION AND MAINTENANCE OF RELATIONSHIPS

What do you think? Now lets see what your peers think.  Take 15 minutes to do an anonymous interview with a student in the school  Ask the questions from the list used in the clip. One person should ask, another records.  Report back to another group

QUESTIONS FOR INTERVIEW What is your culture? How does your culture affect how you view intercultural relationships? Would you date outside of your religion? Does your family have an impact on what race you date? What prevents people from creating intercultural relationships? Has a negative stereotype about your culture had a negative impact on your relationships?

ARTICLE editionID_128-ArticleID_933-getfile_getPDF/thepsychologist/1005good.pdf editionID_128-ArticleID_933-getfile_getPDF/thepsychologist/1005good.pdf (handout)

Film – dating confidential

A CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE ON INFIDELITY Druckerman, (handout)