Which internal struggle, a dialectic within a relationship, embodies the conflicting desires for integration and separation? A. Inclusion-seclusion B. Expression-privacy C. Predictability-novelty D. Connection-autonomy

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Alijah Copeland

5 September, 21:10

Which internal struggle, a dialectic within a relationship, embodies the conflicting desires for integration and separation? A. Inclusion-seclusion B. Expression-privacy C. Predictability-novelty D. Connection-autonomy

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Julie Perez · Answer 1

Inclusion-seclusion

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The connection-autonomy dialectic is where we want to be close to others but also seek to be autonomous; it is an internal struggle. The inclusion-seclusion dialectic is the external struggle between integration and separation.