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gonzo233

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What is one implication of the fact that girls and boys tend to form same-sex friendship groups?
 
  a. Girls never experience leadership among friends.
  b. Girls and boys develop distinct peer-communication strategies.
  c. Boys learn to be better listeners and acquire valued skills for building group consensus. d. Girls and boys lack gender identity so there are no same-sex friendships formed.

Question 2

What is an essential process that promotes growth in Rogers' theory of personality development?
 
  a. Conditional approval b. Being conscientious
  c. Reliance on the approval of others
  d. Experiencing and accepting the authentic self


flannelavenger

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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d


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