The Dyadic Effect for Self-Disclosure Is Strongest

question 1

Multiple Choice

The dyadic effect for self-disclosure is strongest:

• A) in the initial stages of relationship development.
• B) in long-term committed relationships.
• C) in family relationships.
• D) when people dislike each other.

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