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Which middle-aged adult siblings are most likely to report closer bonds?

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Which middle-aged adult siblings are most likely to report closer bonds?

Which middle-aged adult siblings are most likely to report closer bonds?
A) Lupe and her younger brother, Rodrigo
B) Jermaine and his younger sister, Latricia
C) Karl and his younger brother, Vincent
D) Ladonna and her younger sister, Myra

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