2.1.1 Relationships and Families

• Families are groups of people who are related by blood, marriage, or adoption
• In Hinduism, the family is considered the core social unit
• A blended family is formed when divorced or widowed parents remarry
• In Islam, strong family bonds and responsibilities include caring for elderly parents
• Match the religion with its view on family:

  Christianity ↔️ Basic unit of society

  Islam ↔️ Foundation of society

  Hinduism ↔️ Core social unit

  Buddhism ↔️ Respects compassion
• Match the type of family with its description:

  Nuclear Family ↔️ Parents and children living together

  Extended Family ↔️ Includes grandparents, aunts, uncles

  Single-Parent Family ↔️ One parent raising children alone

  Blended Family ↔️ Formed when divorced parents remarry
• What are role models and their influence on relationships and families?

  Inspire positive qualities
• Match the relationship aspect with its changing dynamic:

  Roles and Responsibilities ↔️ Shift with life changes

  Priorities and Values ↔️ May change over time

  Conflict Resolution ↔️ Becomes more important

  Emotional Intimacy ↔️ Deepens or wanes
• Match the relationship challenge with its impact:

  Financial Stress ↔️ Tension, arguments, insecurity

  Infidelity ↔️ Loss of trust, emotional pain

  Lack of Shared Interests ↔️ Reduced connection, boredom

  Communication Problems ↔️ Increased conflict, distance
• What are relationships defined as in this study material?

  Interpersonal connections between people
• What does Islam emphasize regarding family responsibilities?

  Caring for elderly parents
• Match the type of family with its description:

  Nuclear Family ↔️ Parents and children living together

  Extended Family ↔️ Includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins

  Single-Parent Family ↔️ One parent raising children alone
• Positive role models contribute to the well-being of relationships and families.


  True
• In Christianity, the family is seen as a reflection of the Holy Trinity
• Family structures vary greatly across cultures
• Variations in family structures reflect diverse cultural values and traditions.


  True
• Open communication and compromise are essential for maintaining healthy relationships.


  True
• Misunderstandings and poor communication skills can lead to conflict in relationships.


  True
• Understanding relationship and family challenges is crucial for fostering healthier dynamics.


  True
• Christianity views the family as a reflection of the Holy Trinity.

  True
• Buddhism places as much emphasis on family as Christianity or Islam.

  False
• What is the influence of family members as role models?

  Guidance on family values
• In Hinduism, the family is considered the core social unit.


  True
• Across religions, family is viewed as a vital institution that shapes individuals and society.


  True
• Same-sex families are becoming more prevalent in countries with same-sex marriage rights
• Relationships often change as individuals and families progress through different life stages
• Successful relationships adapt to changing circumstances through effective communication
• Sibling rivalry can disrupt family harmony