When you've carefully checked all the facts and your attitudes and still find that there's "just something" about your supervisor that's causing a problem in your relationship, you should suspect that

a. too much socializing is going on.

b. you're not carrying your own weight.

c. there's an imaginary risk.

d. there's a hidden attitude.

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Tyrell Reyes

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23 December, 18:11

When you've carefully checked all the facts and your attitudes and still find that there's "just something" about your supervisor that's causing a problem in your relationship, you should suspect that

a. too much socializing is going on.

b. you're not carrying your own weight.

c. there's an imaginary risk.

d. there's a hidden attitude.

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Spencer Hurley · Answer 1

I think that the best answer is that d. There is a hidden attitude: the remaining options are either connected to your own attitudes, which you checked or would not necessarily cause problems, such as option a.