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In Sullivan's Theory, Tensions Are of Two Kinds: Needs and

Question 55

Question 55

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In Sullivan's theory, tensions are of two kinds: needs and


A) metaneeds.
B) wants.
C) anxiety.
D) satisfaction.
E) tenderness.

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