Flashcards on Social Relationships and Communication Skills
Social Relationships and Communication Skills for Students
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Family and Personal Relationships
15 cards
Card 1
Question: What types of relationships are shown in the images, and why are they important to us?
Answer: Family relationships (nuclear, extended) and personal relationships (friendships, romantic partners). They are important because they influence moral
Card 2
Question: What personal influences are suggested to affect an individual?
Answer: Influence on moral values, behavior towards others, self-confidence, appearance, career choice, musical taste, and hobbies/interests.
Card 3
Question: Mention three ways other people can influence us according to the content.
Answer: Changing how we dress, influencing how we treat people, and making us believe more in ourselves.
Card 4
Question: According to the activity, what elements should be considered when describing one's personal profile and that of an ideal friend?
Answer: Traits such as assertiveness vs. submissiveness, aggressiveness, degree of extroversion, specific examples illustrating qualities, and aspects one wou
Card 5
Question: What guiding question is used to evaluate first impressions of people in photos?
Answer: Identify visible traits (dreamy gaze, radiant smile, disheveled hair, serious dress style, fondness for bright colors, self-confidence, powerful physi
Card 6
Question: Why is it suggested to compare initial impressions with opinions from acquaintances?
Answer: To check the accuracy of visual judgments and discuss the importance of first impressions.
Card 7
Question: Differentiate between relatives by blood (B) and relatives by marriage (M) according to the exercise.
Answer: Examples: brother-in-law — by marriage (M); stepfather/stepmother — by marriage (M); great uncle — by blood (B); half-brother — by blood (B); niece —
Card 8
Question: When choosing a life partner, what qualities are asked to be prioritized in the activity?
Answer: You are asked to rank qualities such as job security, career prospects, and financial security among others, choosing the five most important.
Card 9
Question: What distinguishes a nuclear family from an extended family according to the images?
Answer: Nuclear family: parents and children forming a basic unit. Extended family: includes additional relatives (grandparents, aunts/uncles, cousins) living
Card 10
Question: In what situations do family members need strong bonds or need to resolve conflicts?
Answer: They need strong bonds in situations of mutual support; conflicts and misunderstandings arise in daily disagreements; resolution is required to mainta