Which of the following is NOT evidence of the strong feelings of intimacy and commitment that typically grow in long-term relationships?
A) Losing a spouse wreaks serious psychological and physical havoc.
B) People in long-term relationships often feel less passion for one another over time.
C) Someone whose spouse dies has an increased risk of dying.
D) Extended separation from a long-term partner is emotionally difficult.
Question 2
Among couples, sexual communication should not be considered a separate area of communication from the rest of their regular communication.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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