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Understanding Intimacy Recap
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Understanding Intimacy Recap
Read each question carefully. Choose one answer unless the question says to select all that apply. Use the writing space to explain your thinking.
Recognising intimacy
1.Which description best explains emotional intimacy?
- Knowing someone’s name after meeting them
- Feeling safe enough to share thoughts and feelings with someone you trust
- Agreeing with everything another person says
- Spending every moment together
2.Which statement about closeness in relationships is accurate?
- Trust and respect can help people feel close.
- People must share every private thought to be close.
- Only romantic relationships can include closeness.
- A close relationship never has disagreements.
3.Select all the relationships where people might develop emotional closeness.
- Two supportive friends
- A young person and a trusted family member
- People in a caring romantic relationship
- Two people who have just passed each other in the street
4.True or false: Being close to someone means you have to tell them anything they ask you.
TrueFalse
Applying your understanding
5.Match each idea with the example that best illustrates it.
- Trust
- Respect
- Empathy
- Communication
- Someone accepts that you do not want to discuss a topic.
- Two people speak honestly and listen to each other.
- A friend keeps a private conversation confidential.
- A person tries to understand how their friend might be feeling.
6.Amir tells his cousin that he is anxious about a new activity. His cousin listens patiently, asks what support would help, and does not make fun of him. Explain two ways this interaction shows closeness.
7.Two friends enjoy spending time together, but one friend sometimes wants time alone. What could the other friend say or do to show respect while keeping their friendship caring?
8.Give one example of how someone can build trust in a friendship over time.
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