Jerry and Lupe are about to be married and have spent a great deal of time together planning their wedding. Although Lupe has enjoyed the time spent together, she feels she is losing her identity as an individual and wants time away by herself. According to your textbook, which dialectical tension does this most exemplify?

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Judah Crawford

Social Studies

11 October, 16:42

Jerry and Lupe are about to be married and have spent a great deal of time together planning their wedding. Although Lupe has enjoyed the time spent together, she feels she is losing her identity as an individual and wants time away by herself. According to your textbook, which dialectical tension does this most exemplify?

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Giovanni Howell · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "D": Autonomy-connection.

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The autonomy-connection tension is a type of discrepancy that arises at different stages during a relationship because spouses feel the need for being on their own but accompanied at the same time. This issue arises moreover in families with children when the spouses do not want to give up their families but miss certain aspects of their single lives.