Katie Hood: The difference between healthy and unhealthy love

The video explores the concept of love and its complexities, highlighting how we often lack formal education on building healthy relationships. It discusses the prevalence of unhealthy relationships and identifies five key markers: intensity, isolation, extreme jealousy, belittling, and volatility. The video emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signs and improving relationship skills through open communication, mutual respect, and kindness. It also stresses the need for awareness and education to prevent relationship abuse.

What is a common misconception about love according to the introduction?

• Love is instinctual and needs no learning.

• Love is only for romantic relationships.

• Love is an emotion we are taught.

• Love is always healthy.

What inspired the creation of the One Love organization?

• A family tradition of community service.

• The tragic death of Yeardley Love.

• A desire to promote healthy relationships.

• A need to address global violence.

Which of the following is a marker of unhealthy love?

• Independence

• Mutual respect

• Open communication

• Intensity

How does isolation manifest in unhealthy relationships?

• Pulling away from friends and family

• Spending time with family

• Encouraging independence

• Supporting personal growth

What is a sign of extreme jealousy in a relationship?

• Sharing personal achievements

• Trusting your partner

• Needing constant updates on whereabouts

• Encouraging social interactions

What behavior is associated with belittling in relationships?

• Encouraging achievements

• Sharing responsibilities

• Using words as weapons

• Building confidence

What does volatility in a relationship often lead to?

• Frequent breakups and makeups

• Consistent happiness

• Stable emotions

• Mutual understanding

Why might breaking up not always be the best advice for someone in an unhealthy relationship?

• It is easy to do.

• It solves all problems.

• It is always safe.

• It can trigger violence.

What is the first step to improving relationships according to the speaker?

• Relying on instincts

• Avoiding communication

• Understanding unhealthy signs

• Ignoring problems

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of love?

• It is only for romantic partners.

• It is a skill that can be developed.

• It cannot be improved.

• It is purely instinctual.