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awywial

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In Rogers' discussion of interpersonal relationships, he says that he is:
 
  a. in favor of traditional marriages
  b. opposed to traditional marriages
  c. opposed to marriage per se
  d. in favor of marriage for everyone

Question 2

Rogers believes that, in healthy marriages, the partners:
 
  a. pledge themselves to one another until they are parted by death
  b. recognize the value of separateness
  c. are willing to submerge their identities to please their spouses
  d. agree that the wives should be dependent on their husbands



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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