QZ: L5-7

• What is the main focus of Lesson 5 in the module on Family Health?


  Relating the importance of sexuality to family health
• How do family values influence personal values?


  Family values often determine your own values, influenced by parents, siblings, and relatives
• What role do parents play in shaping attitudes, values, beliefs, and skills?


  Parents model behaviors as a way of learning different tasks
• What are the common roles played by both parents in a family?

  • Celebrate Together
  • Work Together
  • Meet Needs and Wants
  • Live Together
  • Love Each Other
• What are some specific roles that a father might play in a family?

  Examples include being the breadwinner and taking care of children
• What is the purpose of Activity 2: Openness of Feelings?

  To assess how families deal with foreseeable crises
• How does family health relate to coping with crises?

  Family health is the ability to maintain wellness and resolve problems, which is crucial during crises
• What is the definition of Family Health?

  It is the ability of the family to maintain wellness, prevent, control, or resolve problems
• What issues do teenagers face today according to Lesson 6?

  Teenagers face issues like online bullying, teenage pregnancy, identity crisis, and suicide
• Why is it important for teenagers to discuss their issues with their families?

  Because families provide strong moral and spiritual support
• What are the health dimensions affected by teenage issues and concerns?

  • Physical
  • Mental
  • Emotional
  • Social
  • Moral-Spiritual
• What is bullying?


  It is aggressive behavior that intentionally and repeatedly causes injury or discomfort to another person
• What is an identity crisis?

  It is questioning one's sense of self or identity, often due to life changes or stressors
• What is the definition of suicide?

  It is the act of taking one's own life voluntarily and intentionally
• What are the health consequences of premarital sex?

  They include pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections
• What is teenage pregnancy defined as?

  A pregnancy that occurs for a woman under the age of 20
• What are sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?

  They are communicable diseases spread through sexual contact
• How does substance abuse affect teenagers?

  It negatively impacts health and decision-making abilities
• What are eating disorders?

  Serious conditions related to persistent eating behaviors that negatively impact health
• How can parents help teenagers with their issues and concerns?

  By providing guidance and having open conversations
• What is the significance of Honey Joy's story in the context of teenage issues?

  It illustrates the challenges teenagers face with peer pressure and substance use
• How can issues and concerns related to teen health be addressed?

  Through the help and guidance of parents and older family members.
• What should teenagers do to avoid difficult conversations about health and safety?

  Listen to their parents and older family members.
• Who is Honey Joy and what is her situation?

  • An 8th-grade working student
  • Wants to help her single ailing mother
  • Has younger siblings to support
• What negative behaviors do Honey Joy's friends engage in?

  They drink alcoholic beverages and smoke weed.
• How does Honey Joy influence her friend Lynn's decision regarding the party?

  She convinces Lynn not to go and to choose friends with similar values.
• What do Christian and Kristine promise regarding their relationship?

  They promise to abstain from sexual behavior.
• Why does Kristine choose abstinence?

  She is afraid of getting pregnant at an early age.
• What is Hyn Rych's belief regarding risky sexual behaviors?

  He believes they may cause contracting sexually transmitted infections and diseases.
• Why does Briannah choose to abstain from sex?

  She obeys her parents' advice to be modest and respect her body.
• What is Harley's reason for abstaining from sex?

  His strong moral-spiritual belief in sex being reserved for marriage.
• What is the importance of discussing sexuality-related issues with family?

  • Provides support and understanding
  • Helps address issues and concerns properly
  • Encourages responsible decision-making
• Why do teenagers find it hard to make decisions?

  They often lack the maturity to decide on issues involving sexual behavior.
• What should teenagers do when making decisions about sexual behavior?

  Discuss their decisions with parents or older adults.
• What is a decision?


  • The act of choosing between two or more courses of action
  • Involves possible solutions to a problem
• What is essential for good decision-making skills?

  They help resist peer pressure and resolve sexuality-related issues.
• What are the seven steps of decision-making?

  1. Identify the Problem
  2. Gather Relevant Information
  3. Brainstorm Solutions
  4. Evaluate the Consequences
  5. Make a Choice
  6. Take Action
  7. Evaluate the Outcome
• Why is it important to think through situations before making decisions?

  To avoid rushing into poor solutions.
• What is the impact of brain development on decision-making in teenagers?

  The brain doesn't fully develop until the early 20s, leading to reckless decision-making.
• What are some common sexuality-related issues teenagers face?

  • Discrimination
  • Bullying
  • Violence
  • Mental health issues