USC9.4
Analyze the norms and expectations (e.g., community, cultural) associated with romantic relationships as a means to effectively plan for related health promotion.
Indicators for this outcome
(a)

Evaluate and respond to a variety of sources of, and information about, romantic relationships.

(b)

Compare why and how people became involved in romantic relationships in the past and become involved in the present.

(c)

Categorize similarities and differences that exist among cultural norms and expectations regarding romantic relationships.

(d)

Interpret how community and cultural norms might influence the personal standards (introduced in Grade 6) and the limits one sets for dating relationships.

(e)

Determine how community and cultural norms might influence the strategies of personal commitment (introduced in Grade 7) required to set limits in healthy dating relationships.

(f)

Assess individual, family, and community expectations for dating.

(g)

Assess why some young people choose not to become involved in romantic relationships.

(h)

Examine how family, cultural, and community expectations influence decisions of setting limits and agreeing to them early in romantic relationships.

(i)

Analyze "relationship violence" in the context of family and community norms.

(j)

Analyze how the following might assist in planning to promote health:

  • appraise the assertiveness skills needed to set limits early in dating relationships (see Grade 7)
  • examine how community norms might influence the support strategies (see Grade 8) available for healthy dating relationships
  • analyze the support strategies needed by someone who has experienced relationship violence
  • identify and practise the leadership skills needed to promote healthy dating relationships.
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