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asmith134

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The theory that the type of relationship we have with others when we are young strongly influences our behavior in later relationships is known as the
 
  A) attachment theory.
  B) self-esteem theory.
  C) intimacy theory.
  D) assortative mating theory.

Question 2

The feeling of closeness in loving relationships is called
 
  A) intimacy.
  B) passion.
  C) commitment.
  D) honesty.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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