The Internet Fosters the Creation of Relationships That Often Do

question 35

Multiple Choice

The Internet fosters the creation of relationships that often do not come with the emotional and social baggage or constraints that are involved in traditional face-to-face interactions.This allows participants to:

• A) offer and receive support that people may not be able to find in their communities
• B) participate in impersonal and fleeting relationships
• C) participate in off-limits or intimate encounters that could be deemed inappropriate in face-to-face contexts
• D) find information or answers to questions that people may be too embarrassed to ask their teachers, parents, and/or friends
• E) all of the above

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