Chapter 18 & 19 Review

6. An example of how sexual violence can impact health. This includes PTSD and guilt.
7. Oral (spoken) or written language.
10. Aggressive behavior intended to cause injury or discomfort.
11. Facial expressions, body language, gestures, and tones/volumes.
12. could be positive or negative actions friends encourage you to do.
15. Negative effects on psychological and emotional well-being.
16. Describes intense romantic feelings for another person that develop suddenly and are usually based on physical attraction.
17. An example of how sexual violence can impact health. This includes bruises and migraines.
18. Any unwanted sexual attention.
19. Humiliating or dangerous activity done to gain entrance to a group.
20. Describes an intense affection and attachment for another person that develops gradually as two people get to know each other.

1. Means promising to be romantically involving only with your dating partner.
2. Means to speak honestly about your feelings, needs, and goals.
3. Refers to the physical and emotional connection or the "chemistry" that draws people together.
4. A form of modern slavery.
5. Arises from two people sharing special feelings and thoughts they do not share with others.
8. Means to speak or act toward others in a demanding and insulting way.
9. Sending mean messages/texts; hacking into others accounts to impersonalize them.
13. Small groups of friends that exclude other people.
14. Neutral third party.