Friendship and Relationship Dynamics

The video begins with a personal story about a friendship betrayal at the mall, highlighting the complexities of teenage relationships. It then transitions into a discussion on how friendships evolve during adolescence, with some becoming deeper and others fading. The video provides guidelines for maintaining healthy relationships, emphasizing support, communication, and compromise. It concludes with a reminder to treat relationships with care and an invitation to visit the website for more content.

Who did the narrator see at the mall?

• Her teacher

• Nathan

• Casey

• Nicole

Why was the narrator upset with Casey?

• Casey moved to a new school.

• Casey borrowed her favorite book.

• Casey was with her new boyfriend at the mall.

• Casey didn't invite her to a party.

What might happen to friendships during teenage years?

• They will all become romantic.

• They will remain the same.

• They will all fade away.

• Some will deepen, and some might fade away.

What is a key feature of a healthy relationship?

• Both people support and encourage each other.

• One person always compromises.

• There are no disagreements.

• One person makes all the decisions.

How should disagreements be handled in a healthy relationship?

• By avoiding the topic.

• By letting one person win.

• By ignoring them.

• By talking openly and respectfully.

What is important for both people in a relationship?

• To always agree.

• To give and take.

• To avoid each other.

• To never compromise.

What should you do if a friend makes you feel small?

• Tease them back.

• End the friendship.

• Talk to them about it.

• Ignore it.

What is a sign of an unhealthy relationship?

• Being teased or pressured into things.

• Feeling good about yourself.

• Being supported and encouraged.

• Having open and respectful disagreements.

What should a healthy relationship make you feel?

• Good about yourself.

• Confused and unsure.

• Pressured and small.

• Ignored and unimportant.

Where can you find more information from the narrator?

• In a textbook.

• On amaze.org.

• At the local library.

• On a billboard.