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How is attachment formation in infancy related to friendship formation?
 
  a. Children who are securely attached look for one best friend with whom to share their feelings.
  b. Children who are securely attached are more popular and more comfortable in social interactions. c. Children who are anxiously attached make friends readily.
  d. Children who are securely attached do not need friends.

Question 2

Which of the following is most accurate concerning differences in the communication styles of men and women?
 
  a. Women value the skills of being a good storyteller.
  b. Men desire a degree of closeness that is not typically reciprocated by women. c. Women tend to want to talk things out so everyone feels comfortable.
  d. Men are more comfortable with escalating conflict.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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