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rayancarla1

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If we refuse to examine our ideals and expectations in marriage:
 
  a. our partner will rise to our ideals.
  b. we can expect conflict and disappointment.
  c. we trade happiness for perfection.
  d. we can create the perfect mate.

Question 2

Which of the following post-divorce reactions is likely to be the most destructive?
 
  a. continuing to hope that the partner will return
  b. withdrawing from friends and family
  c. hurrying into a new marriage
  d. continuing to harass the former spouse



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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