An Interpersonal Relationship Differs from an Impersonal One Because​

question 47

Multiple Choice

An interpersonal relationship differs from an impersonal one because​

• A)​we share our thoughts and feelings with each other.
• B)​the other person's life affects ours.
• C)​we are sad when the relationship changes or ends.
• D)​we find the time spent in the relationship rewarding.
• E)​all of the above.

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