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Mimi

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If Darcy is like most women, she tends to express personal problems to friends she is close to because she ________.
 
  a. thinks it feels good
  b. wants support and understanding
  c. wants a solution
  d. likes to hear herself talk

Question 2

Men tend to express personal problems to people that they are close to because they ________.
 
  a. think it feels good
  b. want support and understanding
  c. want a solution
  d. like to hear themselves talk



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C





 

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