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justinmsk

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People tend to be more satisfied with their love relationships if
 
  a. the relationship is based on friendship.
  b. the male is nontraditional and the female is traditional.
  c. the male in the relationship is more physically attractive than the female.
  d. the male in the relationship is more emotionally expressive than the female.

Question 2

What can we conclude about feelings of friendship among people who are in love?
 
  a. Surprisingly, people's feelings of satisfaction in a love relationship are not related to the friendship they feel for their partner.
  b. Men emphasize friendship more than women do in a love relationship.
  c. Women emphasize friendship more than men do in a love relationship.
  d. Both men and women emphasize friendship in a love relationship, and no gender differences have been reported in this area.



kilada

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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