A criticism of Sullivan's theory is that
A) he focused too much on the role of ego-integrity in the development of interpersonal
relationships.
B) he concentrated too much on male-female romantic relationships, largely ignoring the
possibility of gay or lesbian relationships.
C) there is no evidence to support his view that success in same-sex relationships would be
related to later success in romantic relationships.
D) research has not supported his view that early relationships with parents affect later
romantic relationships.
B
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a) high in altruism. b) who is slightly more popular than we are. c) similar to ourselves in attractiveness. d) who possesses traits we wish we had.
Tannen writes that, as many men do, her own husband approaches the world as a(n)
a. arena of negotiation. b. community in which people seek consensus. c. network of connections. d. place where people try to achieve and maintain status.