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| 3 Components to a Successful Relationship |
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1. Intimacy- feelings of warmth
2. Passion- romance, sexuality, attraction
3. Commitment- faithful, one one one relationship |
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Start- dating
Middle- steady/engagement
End- together forever/break up |
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| Pleasures and Pains of Love |
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Love- anxious, appetite, stress, sleep
Break up- anxious, appetite, stress, sleep |
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| Challenges of a Relationship |
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1. Honesty & Openess
2. Unequal/premature commitment
3. Unequal expectations
4. Competitiveness
5. Balancing time spent together/apart
6. Jealousy |
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| 3 Communication Skills for a Relationship |
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1. Self disclosure- reveal all info, hopes, dreams, fears
2. Listening- don't judge, blame, just listen
3. Feedback- provide info about relationship, make stronger |
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| Steps to Ending a Relationship |
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1. Give the relationship a fair chance
2. Be fair and honest, tactful, and compassionate
3. If you are the rejected person, give yourself time to resolve your anger and pain
4. Recognize the value of the experience |
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| Singlehood- Things in common |
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1. geographic area
2. ethnicity
3. socioeconomic background (money)
4. education level
5. lifestyle
6. attraction |
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90 million divorced or widowed.
Divorce rate US 50-55%, CA over 60%
Married 2nd time 75% divorced again
Married 3rd time 90% divorced again
#1 reason for divorce is money. |
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| Living Together Advantages |
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Definition
1. Money
2. "Test drive", experience, can leave
3. No legal obligations
4. Sex |
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1. Money
2. Taxes
3. Insurance
4. Socially acceptable to have kids
5. More secure
6. Sex |
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| Deciding on Becoming a Parent |
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Definition
1. Physical health
2. Money
3. Relationship with partner
4. Career (educational plans)
5. Emotional readiness
6. Social support system
7. Personal qualities/attitudes toward children |
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Authoritarian- high demand/low response
Authoritative- high demand/ high response
Permissive Indulgent- low demand/ high response (choices, consequences)
Uninvited- low demand/ low response |
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| Planned Parenthood Services |
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Definition
-birth control
-annual check ups
-breast and cervical cancer screening
-pregnancy and options counseling
-HIV testing
-sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment
-emergency contraception(morning after pill) |
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| What you should know about sexually transmitted infections |
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Definition
| STI's are infections people usually get by having sex with someone who already has one |
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| STI Common signs and symptoms |
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Definition
-Most common symptom is NO SYMPTOM
-sores, blisters, bumps, rashes in genital or oral area
-unusual discharge from vagina or penis
-pain urinating or during intercourse
-unusual bleeding, itching or odor |
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-unprotected anal, vaginal, and oral sex
-multiple or new partners
-sharing needles for drugs, tattoos, or piercings
-having sex with someone who shares needles |
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-unprotected anal, vaginal, and oral sex
-multiple or new partners
-sharing needles for drugs, tattoos, or piercings
-having sex with someone who shares needles |
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HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B
-transmitted by blood, semen, vaginal fluids, puss/discharge, breast feeding |
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Chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomonas
-transmitted through blood, semen, vaginal fluids, puss/discharge, breast feeding |
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HPV (warts), and Herpes 1&2
-transmitted through skin to skin contact, damaged skin to skin, moist tissue to moist tissue, pubic hair to pubic hair |
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Syphilis, Pubic Lice, Scabies
-transmitted through skin to skin contact, damaged skin to skin, moist tissue to moist tissue, pubic hair to pubic hair |
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80% females no symptoms
60% males no symptoms
-if left untreated can lead to PID in females and Epididymitis in males |
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50% both males and females no symptoms
-if left untreated can lead to PID in females and Epididymitis in males
-can cause heart trouble, skin disease, arthritis, and blindness |
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both females and males likely no symptoms
-parasitic |
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Symptoms appear 1-12 wks after sex
-1st stage:painless sore or sores on mouth or genitals
-2nd stage:symptoms appear as sores heal
painless sore or sores on mouth/genitals
painless sore comes back
rash
flu-like feelings
if not treated can cause heart disease/death |
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Lives off pubic hair
Symptoms are intense itching |
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Lives under the skin
Symptoms are intense itching. |
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-symptoms show up several months/years after contact
-56,000 new infections in US annualy, half are on youth ages 14-24
-symptoms are extreme weight loss, flu like symptoms, white patches on back of throat, purple lesions on skin, diarrhea, fever, swollen lymph glands |
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-symptoms are flu like, tiredness, jaundice, dark urine
-some recover completely, others cannot be cured, can still spread if no symptoms
-permanent liver damage/liver cancer
-there is a vaccine to prevent Hep. B |
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-can cause genital warts
-small bumpy warts on genitals, anus, and throat/mouth
-itching, burning around genitals
-some can cause cervical,anal, and throat cancer
-Gardasil can prevent some(9-26 yrs. old) |
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-80% of people become infected from a partner who shows no symptoms
-genital and oral infection
-symptoms appear 1-30 days after infection
-blisters last 1-3 weeks |
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Definition
-practice abstinence
-don't have sex if it's not right for you
-use a condom every time you have vaginal or anal sex
-don't have sex when drinking alcohol or consuming drugs
-don't share needles and don't have sex with someone who does
-don't have sex with someone who has signs of an STI
-get regular check ups |
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