Reciprocity and Mutuality: Mini Quiz

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MINI QUIZ

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Check your knowledge of section 5. Reciprocity and Mutuality, of our Building Relationship Skills Course.

    Zayne wants to get a cat but his partner, Erica, is allergic to them. Though they do not live together, Erica currently spends most weekends at Zayne’s apartment. Zayne should...

    Get 'Dj Mittens' anyways.Get a fish instead.Talk to Erica before making a decision.Ask Erica's friends.
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    Each and every individual chore should be divided 50/50 between partners.

    TrueFalse
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    It’s OK for one partner to take on more chores when the other is going through a temporary tough time.

    TrueFalse
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    The person who makes the most money in a relationship should make financial decisions without consulting their partner.

    TrueFalse
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    What is one way to be more assertive in a relationship?

    Demand what you wantBe specific about your needsGet upset at your partnerAlways put your partner's needs first
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