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Amalyeh and her college roommate, Caitlin, have a lot in common. They both were very active in athle

Amalyeh and her college roommate, Caitlin, have a lot in common. They both were very active in athletics in high school and not only play on intramural teams now, but watch quite a bit of sports on television together. Even though Amalyeh spends a lot of time with Caitlin, she rarely tells her much about herself in terms of what she is thinking. As an emerging adult, how does Amalyeh likely feel about this?
a.   She would prefer more self-disclosure than shared activities.
b.   She likes it. Emerging adults preferred shared activities rather than self-disclosure.
c.   She likes it. As an emerging adult, your sister does not care to engage in self-disclosure.
d.   She likes it. The most important aspect for emerging adults is shared activities.

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