Studies of Gender Differences in Friendship Show That

question 72

Multiple Choice

Studies of gender differences in friendship show that:

• A) women value friendship much more than men do.
• B) women are more likely than men to achieve closeness through sharing thoughts and feelings with their friends.
• C) women are more likely than men to achieve closeness through sharing activities with their friends.
• D) all of the above

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