Healthy Relationships Quiz
Start Strong is an internationally recognized high school peer leadership program that aims to prevent teen dating violence and promote healthy relationships. We use a trauma-informed, positive youth development framework to start conversations on systems of oppression, intersectionality, and prevention / promotion work primarily using a media literacy lens.
Take the Healthy Relationships Quiz below to test your knowledge, and get a Certificate of Achievement with a perfect score!
Theory of Planned Behavior
We have the strongest results with our Peer Leaders, as they are fully immersed in our programming and receive the highest dosage of content. Research shows statistically significant growth in knowledge, attitude, and behavior shifts among Peer Leaders.
Since 2008, we have trained 100 Peer Leaders from across Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. Peer Leaders have come from private, public, METCO, and charter schools. On average, Peer Leaders entered the Start Strong program in the 10th grade and 93% of Start Strong Peer Leaders went on to graduate from high school.
Peer Leaders
Training Sessions
Attendance
Start Strong Tools
Healthy Relationships Quiz
Sound Nutritional Label
True View Tool
Healthy Relationships Quiz
Each relationship is unique, but all healthy relationships have a few things in common. In a healthy relationship there should be trust, support, respect, equality, and it should be fun.
Take the quiz and explore healthy characteristics within your relationship!
Sound Nutrition Label
Music, like food, can feed our brains and give us energy. But, it can also be filled with ingredients that can affect us negatively. Some music may even have an influence on our health and the health of our relationships. This tool will help you evaluate the “nutritional” value of the music you might listen to. We want you to put on your headphones, turn up the volume, and become a song lyrics nutritionist.
True View Tool
The visual media that we watch affects us. These include shows, movies, music videos, and even YouTube videos. Since visual media can have an influence on our health and the health of our relationships, it is especially important be a critical viewer.
