Understanding Relationships and Self-Discovery

What does the 'mirror effect' in relationships suggest about our interactions with others?

• They have no impact on our personal growth.

• They are solely based on how others treat us.

• They reveal both our strengths and areas we might ignore.

• They only reflect the positive traits we possess.

What might recurring patterns in relationships indicate?

• A consistent choice of healthy partners.

• Unresolved issues from past experiences.

• A lack of interest in forming new relationships.

• A preference for solitude.

How can childhood experiences influence our adult relationships?

• They determine our career choices.

• They shape our attachment styles and relationship dynamics.

• They only affect our friendships, not romantic relationships.

• They have no impact on adult relationships.

What is a key benefit of being in a healthy romantic relationship?

• It encourages us to be vulnerable and grow.

• It helps us become more self-centered.

• It ensures we never face conflicts.

• It allows us to avoid personal growth.

In a supportive relationship, how might a partner help someone who struggles with people-pleasing?

• By encouraging them to always say yes.

• By helping them prioritize self-care and set boundaries.

• By discouraging any form of self-advocacy.

• By ignoring their needs entirely.