Studies on Self-Disclosure and the Sharing of Intimate Knowledge in Relationships

question 12

Multiple Choice

Studies on self-disclosure and the sharing of intimate knowledge in relationships have shown that:

• A) too much sharing can harm a relationship.
• B) self-disclosure follows a positive curvilinear relationship.
• C) men reveal much more than women.
• D) how much people wish to share varies according to gender and culture.

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