With Respect to Saying "No" in Relationships, the Authors of Your

question 124

Multiple Choice

With respect to saying "no" in relationships, the authors of your text would say:

• A) if we are really committed, and it is not a moral or legal issue, then we should comply although we really don't want to.
• B) we should avoid saying no because the other person may feel hurt.
• C) this is usually not a significant source of anxiety for most people.
• D) if a person wants to say no and doesn't, it may create such negative feelings that the resulting shared activity is not pleasurable for either party.

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