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Responses
There are no other significant relationships.
There are no other significant relationships.
These relationships usually develop later in life.
These relationships usually develop later in life.
We tend to value these people and need their approval.
We tend to value these people and need their approval.
Co-workers and teachers are almost as significant, but they can be fired.
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The response that BEST explains why friends, family, and romantic partners are the most significant relationships in an individual’s life is:
We tend to value these people and need their approval.
This reflects the emotional bonds, support systems, and the critical role that these relationships play in an individual's sense of self-worth and social well-being.
